Each issue appears as a row in the table and includes the following fields:
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666625 | Installing the NI-568x 17.0 driver with default LabVIEW settings prevents calling NI-568x VIs when using LabVIEW 2016 (64-bit). When installing the NI-568x 17.0 driver and selecting the default LabVIEW (64-bit) settings, you cannot access the NI-568x VIs when using LabVIEW 2016 (64-bit). Workaround: If you have not yet installed the NI-568x 17.0 driver, during installation unselect the latest LabVIEW version and select the version of LabVIEW you wish to use. If you have already installed the NI-568x 17.0 driver, complete the following steps:
If you have NI Package Manager installed, run the setup.exe from the original installation media or download, unselect the latest LabVIEW version, and select the version of LabVIEW you wish to use.
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413281 | The NI-568x Soft Front Panel (SFP) crashes when the computer wakes from standby mode. If you put the computer in standby mode while the NI-568x SFP is open, the SFP crashes when the computer wakes. Workaround: Close the SFP and any other applications that have an open session to the power sensor before going into standby mode.
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552187 | Rapidly disconnecting and reconnecting NI 568x devices may cause Measurement & Automation Explorer (MAX) to timeout. MAX requires time to process NI 5683/5684 connections and disconnections. Connecting multiple devices in quick succession or reconnecting the same device shortly after disconnecting may cause MAX to return an error or timeout. Workaround: Restart MAX or restart the host computer.
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542379 | Manually setting COM ports is not supported. Windows Device Manager allows changing COM ports manually. Manually changing COM ports may produce undefined behavior, especially when trying to initialize the NI 5680/5681. Workaround: Use the COM port number automatically assigned by Windows when the device is connected. Use NI Measurement & Automation Explorer (MAX) to rename a device if desired.
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480524 | Windows 8.0 to Windows 8.1 upgrade issue. Upgrading the version of Windows on a system with NI-568x installed may result in the loss of device names, the loss of device configuration, and/or devices appearing disconnected. For more information about how to resolve this issue, visit ni.com/info and enter the Info Code excrxm. Workaround: N/A
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544015 | The NI 5680/5681 may not appear in MAX without a refresh on some USB ports. The NI 5680/5681 may appear in MAX with a red 'X' after the device is initially plugged in. This may happen on some USB ports on some PCs. Workaround: In the MAX configuration tree, select Devices and Interfaces to see the list of devices, and press <F5> to refresh the list.
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545868 | The NI 5681 may fail to recognize an external trigger following a command to initiate the power sensor. On fast host computers it is possible to complete an initiate call before the NI 5681 is ready for an external trigger. This may occur when using the program flow to initiate an external trigger following a command to initiate the power sensor. Workaround: After calling initiate on the power sensor, call a 1 ms delay before initiating the external trigger.
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522841 | The NI 5681 may become unresponsive if the ni568x Fetch VI is aborted during execution. Pressing the LabVIEW abort button or resetting the host computer while the NI 5681 is executing the ni568x Fetch VI may make the device unresponsive. Workaround: Power cycle the NI 5681 by disconnecting and reconnecting the device or by restarting the host computer.
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544015 | Calling the ni568x Initiate VI while zeroing the NI 5680 delays error reporting. Calling the ni568x Initiate VI while zeroing the NI 5680 is not supported. Error -1074119641 occurs when you make the next call to the driver. For instance, calling the ni568x Zero and then ni568x Initiate does not return an error. However, if you were to call ni568x Is Zero Complete next, Error -1074119641 occurs. Workaround: When calling ni568x Zero with the NI 5680, you must confirm that the zeroing operation is complete with ni568x Is Zero Complete before calling ni568x Initiate.
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536460 | Calling advanced functions on the NI 5680/5681 may return an unexpected error. When calling a function that is not supported by the NI 5680/5681, the error returned may state that the attribute is not supported, instead of stating that the function is not supported. Workaround: N/A
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545649 | The NI 5683/5684 may not receive all external triggers. The NI 5683/5684 does not receive approximately 0.1% of external triggers sent to the device. Workaround: Use repeating external triggers when possible to increase trigger detection. If the NI 5683/5684 misses a trigger, it will most likely receive the following trigger. A firmware fix for this issue is in work.
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412319 | Initializing the NI 568x devices in Windows 8 with high memory addressing enabled results in an error. Initializing the NI 568x devices in Windows 8 with high memory addressing enabled results in the following error: ni568x Initialize With Options.vi<ERR> ni568x Initialize With Options.vi<ERR> Driver Status: (Hex 0xBFFA0060) COM4 Workaround: Disable high memory addressing in Windows 8 systems.
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412196 | Disconnecting the NI 5681 while a measurement is in progress causes unexpected behavior. When you disconnect the NI 5681 while it is executing a measurement operation, such as averaging, subsequent calls to the Is Measurement Complete VI/function returns measurement status unknown without an error. If Is Measurement Complete is called within a loop, the code could hang because it is waiting for measurement complete or an error to be returned. In LabVIEW, if you abort the VI after encountering this issue, initialization will take a long time to run and returns error -1073807345, even after you reconnect the device. Workaround: Abort the executing code and reconnect the device to a different USB port.
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411345 | The NI-568x SFP cannot connect with the power sensor after the device is disconnected and reconnected. When you disconnect and then reconnect the power meter with the NI-568x SFP before the SFP can release the handle (before "No Sensor" is displayed), the device enters a state in which it cannot be connected either through the SFP or any other development environment. When you attempt to open a session to the device, the system returns an error of BFFF0011 (-1073807343). Workaround: The two workarounds for this issue are as follows: 1) If the device was running at the time of disconnection, wait until "No Sensor" is shown in the SFP when you unplug the device from the system. 2) Unplug and then reconnect the device to the system while the SFP is running. This causes the SFP to reconnect properly to the device and to continue with normal operation.
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393077 | When using the NI-568x instrument driver, the ni568x Fetch VI or ni568x_Fetch function returns an error after calling the niVNA Initialize VI or niVNA_init function if the RF power meter is initialized before the NI VNA device. Words. Workaround: Call the niVNA Initialize VI or niVNA_init function before calling the ni568x Initialize VI or ni568x_init function.
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258340 | Closing a session to an NI 568x device takes longer to complete if the device is still waiting on a trigger. If you attempt to close a session to the NI 568x device while the device is waiting to receive a trigger, the call to close can take up to 2 minutes to execute Workaround: Send the trigger before closing the session.
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