Hi Everyone,
I have a remote installation that's running a cRIO and four ethernet FPGA expansion chassis. We've recently blown a fuse and one of the expansion chassis is not running. We won't be able to get onsite to troubleshoot for another week. I'd like to get the installation back up and running at some reduced capacity. Trouble is the down expansion chassis is heavily integrated into the cRIO's code. Errors propagate all over the place and there are a lot of references to FPGA front panel objects and FIFOs.
It occurred to me the easiest way to get things up and running would be to run a dummy FPGA VI that reports null data and "every thing is OK!" signals. I can't think of how to do it, though.
Does anyone have any ideas on how to do this? I'm also open to other strategies.
Thanks,
-Alec