classmate configration

[Green2]

To have reliable communication with the cRIO (either through tether or wireless bridge), it is best to disable the wireless communication on the classmate PC (that is unless you are using a wireless connection to the game router, in which case make sure you are not using the wired Ethernet connection also).

And you have to disable the windows firewall.

If you are still unable to communicate to the cRIO, then try re-imaging using a tether.

Double check your computer IP setting.

If it still doesn't work, here is a link to the NI website with some additional advanced troubleshooting methods.

http://decibel.ni.com/content/commun...ssions&start=0

Good luck!
Barry

[Nadav Zingerman]

Originally Posted by Green2

And you have to disable the windows firewall.

I don't think that's necessary.

[Green2]

Originally Posted by Nadav Zingerman

I don't think that's necessary.

That was what we thought...but we had no communication until we disabled wireless (even though we can ping the wireless bridge and the cRIO over wireless with the firewall on).

Barry

[Nadav Zingerman]

Originally Posted by Green2

That was what we thought...but we had no communication until we disabled wireless (even though we can ping the wireless bridge and the cRIO over wireless with the firewall on).

Barry

Wireless is not the same as a firewall.

[Green2]

Originally Posted by Nadav Zingerman

Wireless is not the same as a firewall.

Sorry, what I meant was both wireless and firewall needed to be disabled in order for us to get wireless communication to the wireless bridge.

Barry

[yara92]

thanks
we downlowd the latest Driver. it works perfect.

[Greg McKaskle]

In my experience, the formatting of the cRIO is the finicky portion of the setup that is thwarted by other NICs and firewalls. Normal operation, downloading programs and such works fine. I suspect most of the tools will cause a dialog asking if you want to allow them to connect to the cRIO, and if you allow, the exception will be created.

If this is not the case, it would be nice to know the details.

Greg McKaskle