Reading 115vac 400 Hz

I work at 115vac 400 Hz power reading by using a PXI-4472.

I got it to work, but if the signal is lost the loop crashes.

How it stop doing that?

Someone at - it an alternative even if voltage reading example its 0 volt?

Got, it works.

It was my parameters of sampling that was wrong and how do I put my code together.

To reduce the 115vac I used resistance (ATTENUATOR 20:1).

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