"The specified item is not a channel.

I get the error message on the photo below when you try to deploy my project to a real-time target. I got this error message in the past when I had an alias assigned to a channel that no longer existed, and in this case the channel for the alias field was empty. I went through all my aliases, computed and all channels that I could think of, but I can't determine what this error message is referring to. Does anyone have advice?

As a suggestion, perhaps in the future releases he could give the type or the name of the item in question.

Hey pkruse,

Looking at the error message, it seems that the error may be getting generated of the custom devices in your system definition. You have custom devices? You can isolate a specific device, which causes this problem - is there one than if you do not include it you can deploy the system definition?

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