Full Error:
Error -1074115898 occurred at niHSDIO Write Named Waveform From File (HWS).vi
Possible reason(s):
Driver Status: (Hex 0xBFFA4AC6) Hardware clocking error occurred.
If you are using an external sample clock or an external reference clock, make sure it is connected and within the jitter and voltage specifications. Also, verify that the rate of the external clock matches the specified clock rate. If you are generating your clock internally, please contact National Instruments Technical Support.
Device: 6548_HSDIO_1
Status Code: -200313
I am attempting to set up a Generation based on an HWS file that was imported from a VCD through the NI Digital Waveform Editor. Speaking to others, the Waveform Editor is evidently known to be extremely buggy... which is why it has been extremely difficult to even import the file.
When I call write named waveform with the file, I get the error above.
I am trying to get this generation to use an external clock. The clock is not running yet, as it's generated by an external piece of equipment that thinks it's communicating over a parallel SPI bus. The idea is to set up the generation with the external clock, start it, and then trigger the external device to start communicating.
This appears to not work... the generation seems to want the external clock to be running when I write the waveform. But the waveform needs to be buffered and ready for the first pulse of the clock.
EDIT: I loaded their simple External Clock Dynamic Generation code and it's got the same error. So yeah, it seems like their driver wants the clock to be running when you write the waveform to the device. Since my clock is external and runs in synchronized bursts, I don't understand how this could work.
(The error occurs at the Write Data function)
