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Easy I/O for DAQ Library Chapter 10
LabWindows/CVI Standard Libraries 10-60 © National Instruments Corporation
Table 10-5. Easy I/O for DAQ Error Codes (Continued)
-10340
noConnectErr No RTSI signal/line is connected, or the specified signal and the
specified line are not connected.
-10341
badConnectErr The RTSI signal/line cannot be connected as specified.
-10342
multConnectErr The specified RTSI signal is already being driven by a RTSI line,
or the specified RTSI line is already being driven by a RTSI signal.
-10343
SCXIConfigErr The specified SCXI configuration parameters are invalid, or the
function cannot be executed given the current SCXI configuration.
-10360
DSPInitErr The DSP driver was unable to load the kernel for its operating system.
-10370
badScanListErr The scan list is invalid. This error can result if, for example, you
mix AMUX-64T channels and onboard channels, or if you scan multiplexed SCXI
channels out of order.
-10400
userOwnedRsrcErr The specified resource is owned by the user and cannot be
accessed or modified by the driver.
-10401
unknownDeviceErr The specified device is not a National Instruments product, or
the driver does not work with the device (for example, the driver was released before
the features of the device existed).
-10402
deviceNotFoundErr No device is located in the specified slot or at the specified
address.
-10403
deviceSupportErr The requested action does not work with specified device (the
driver recognizes the device, but the action is inappropriate for the device).
-10404
noLineAvailErr No line is available.
-10405
noChanAvailErr No channel is available.
-10406
noGroupAvailErr No group is available.
-10407
lineBusyErr The specified line is in use.
-10408
chanBusyErr The specified channel is in use.
-10409
groupBusyErr The specified group is in use.
-10410
relatedLCGBusyErr A related line, channel, or group is in use; if the driver
configures the specified line, channel, or group, the configuration, data, or
handshaking lines for the related line, channel, or group will be disturbed.
-10411
counterBusyErr The specified counter is in use.
-10412
noGroupAssignErr No group is assigned, or the specified line or channel cannot be
assigned to a group.
-10413
groupAssignErr A group is already assigned, or the specified line or channel is
already assigned to a group.
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