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  Nice catch on the training material.  that the application would take an if subject to a review of the CLD test graders.

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  Well, I found earlier the information I was looking for...  Page 1-3 of the PCI-DIO-96 manual (section "Custom wiring").  FYI, I have the March 2009 edition of the manual.  (it helps to actually read the manual, huh?)

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• Subvi value not updated when it is connected to the connector pane

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  a picture of the block diagram is attached. I tried to connect Freq and frequency of output to the connector pane, as soon as I connect it to the component connector to work properly to date do not at all.

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• Could not load the connector pane

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  So if you have an archaic line in your file LabView.ini (maybe since way back in the days 6/7/8.x and it is simply copied to after each upgrade, then copied on new computers) and it looks like this:

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  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/279F064F0688C114862570900057678C