Troubleshooting VeriStand: Hardware Deployment Issues

Updated Jul 27, 2022

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  • VeriStand

In this section, we will discuss the issues that occur while deploying the system definition file associated with an NI VeriStand project. Deployment errors are common and can be derived from incorrect system definition file configuration or hardware setup. 

VeriStand is a Hardware-in-a-Loop (HIL) testing framework, and besides NI’s hardware, it can be used to set up communication with third-party EtherCAT hardware, or with hardware using RS232/RS485 Protocol. It is common to get errors during the deployment of the NI VeriStand project on either third-party or NI hardware.

This article is a part of a series on Troubleshooting VeriStand Guide. Refer to the main page for initial troubleshooting steps and find the possible cause of the issue you have.

Below you can find the most common deployment errors that can occur while using either NI or third-party hardware, with a step-by-step process to resolve them:  
In case VeriStand throws an error not listed here, you can search for the error code at ni.com.

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