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  1. Hi,

    I have a problem with my app.exe build.

    I attach a simple code; the Vi open and close a TDM file.

    If I run this Vi in Labview works fine.

    If I build the application.exe on a notebook and I run it I got "Application crash with error ntdll.dll 00018fea".

    I've tried to build the Vi on another Pc Desktop with Labview and here if I run the exe it works fine.

    On the two PC I have LV8.5; the build options are the same.

    On the notebook I've try also to reinstall LV8.5 but I got the same error.

    Can you help me?

    Thanks a lot

  2. Hi guys,

    in my program I acquire continous data with PXI-4472 and DAQmx (fs:40960Hz, 4096 samples).

    I run this on two PC, one dual-core, the other one-core.

    Sometimes on the dual-core PC, the acquisition seems "paused" and it "restart" after 5sec but the buffer could go on overflow. In these 5 sec on the task manager I saw one of the two core works at the 100%.

    On the other PC one-core the program always works fine.

    (I've got this problem also on a notebook dual-core with a 4472 Simulated device)

    Someone of you got also this problem ??? and better someone can help me ?

    Thanks a lot !!!

    Michele

  3. Hi Luois, first thank you for the reply.

    I'm using a 6070 multifunction board.

    I acquire packet of 4100 samples;

    Sampling rate: 500000 s/sec;

    Scan rate: 41000 s/sec;

    I use DIAdem DAC to acquire and analyze.

    I'm not sure of this parameters also because I've see that if I change some of them the freq of the pulse change...

    Thank you

  4. Hi,

    when I acquire a signal AC of my phonometer and I do a FFT I obtain a pulse of 80dB at 13600 Hz without noise in the room; the same problem succed when I disconnect the cable in input....So I think it's an electric noise...do you know which can be the source of this noise ??

    Thank YOU

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