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What has changed about the system? Did you recently move the
system? Was there electrical storm activity? Did you recently add
a new module, memory chip, or piece of software?
•
Refer to your chassis user manual for additional troubleshooting steps.
Things to Try
•
Make sure the chassis is plugged in to a working power source.
•
Check any fuses or circuit breakers in the chassis or other power
supply (possibly a UPS).
•
Make sure the controller module is firmly seated in the chassis.
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Remove all other modules from the chassis.
•
Remove any nonessential cables or devices.
•
Try the controller in a different chassis.
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Try a similar controller in this same chassis.
•
Clear the CMOS. (Refer to the
System CMOS
section of the
NI PXIe-8133 User Manual
.)
•
Recover the hard drive on the controller. (Refer to the
Hard Drive
Recovery
section of the
NI PXIe-8133 User Manual
.)
•
Make sure the RAM is properly seated.
For more troubleshooting information, refer to the
NI PXIe-8133 User
Manual.
The manual is in PDF format on the recovery CD included with
your controller and on the National Instruments Web site,
ni.com/
manuals
.
What If I Can’t See The Video?
This problem usually results from having the video card output set past the
limits of the monitor. You will need to boot Windows in Safe Mode. To do
this, reboot the controller. As Windows begins to boot, hold down <F8>.
You should now be able to reset the video driver to lower settings. Try
setting the resolution to 800 × 600 and the refresh rate to 60 Hz. Once you
reboot, you can raise these values again, using the test option in Windows.
These settings are accessible through the
Advanced
tab of the
Display
item
in the
Control Panel
. Alternately, you can try a different monitor,
preferably a newer and larger one.
