Tasks of DAQmx Digital i/o-error-200170

I'm working on a project to use DAQmx for write and read digital channels, as well as monitor the thermocouples.  There are already source code that initializes the tasks of channels HAVE thermocouples.  I tried to imitate (to some extent) that was task initlization HAVE it, except that I read that there is a VI DAQmx flatten that allows me to send a picture and the channels I want and then create tasks and virtual channels.  I posted a picture of my code.  The error I get is-200170 for the DI and the DO.  Can someone please explain what I'm doing wrong and what it is that I do not understand about tasks?  Please and thank you.

My guess is that the values of "ports" are disabled.  I do not know what DAQ you, but in my experience, usually you have/port0/$line0, line1/port0 /... / port0/line6, line7/port0 /, then you start the next with $line0/port1 port /, / port1/line1, etc..

Basically grouping them 8 lines / port.

Now you try/$line0/port0, port1/line1 /... / port31/line31.

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