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resources:tools-software:ace:knownissues [12 Dec 2019 11:03] – Added known issue for ACE startup crash after update Eoin Hanrahan | resources:tools-software:ace:knownissues [22 Jan 2024 14:07] (current) – [IIO Controllers not being detected] Sid Balasubramanian | ||
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- | ====== Known Issues ====== | + | ======= Known Issues |
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+ | You can return to the ACE WIKI Homepage here: | ||
+ | **[[resources: | ||
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+ | ===== ACE Offline Installation, | ||
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+ | In some cases after using the ACE offline installer on a machine that has no connection to the internet the ACE application will seem to install as expected but will not load or will close while the splash screen is loading the application. On checking the application log file you will see an error message similar to the one below: | ||
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+ | **" | ||
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+ | This happens when the certs on the offline machine are out of date. There are a number of things that could be in need of an update but it is most likely the intermediate cert, this can be updated easily by following these steps: | ||
+ | - Download the latest cert from here [[http:// | ||
+ | - Copy this cert to the offline machine | ||
+ | - Right click on the cert file and click " | ||
+ | - Retry the ACE application (you may need to restart the machine) | ||
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+ | If there are still issues with the certs and the error is still occurring, you can also try the following to update all of the windows certs on an offline machine: | ||
+ | * Get the latest cert updates file for windows certs here [[http:// | ||
+ | * You need to extract or copy the STL file from the .cab file and can use Powershell of CMD to install all of the certs in the file. | ||
+ | * There are details in this article on how you can install from this file - https:// | ||
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+ | If you are still observing the issue at this point, please contact us on ACE support at [[mailto: | ||
===== ACEZIP File Installation Unsuccessful Due to Security Block ===== | ===== ACEZIP File Installation Unsuccessful Due to Security Block ===== | ||
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- Retry the plug-in installation by double clicking the ACEZIP. | - Retry the plug-in installation by double clicking the ACEZIP. | ||
+ | ===== Graphing Issues ===== | ||
+ | On some machines it has been found that the ACE application is not graphing as expected. | ||
+ | If this occurs then open the settings tab in ACE and toggle the “Use Hardware Acceleration” checkbox. | ||
+ | Also please check that the PC in question has the most UpToDate graphics driver. | ||
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+ | {{: | ||
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+ | Note: ACE will need to be restarted to reflect any changes made on this settings page. | ||
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===== High-Speed DAC Eval Boards are not discovered ===== | ===== High-Speed DAC Eval Boards are not discovered ===== | ||
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- | As of version 1.14, ACE replaces the driver | + | As of version 1.15, ACE includes an option to use ADI SDP driver |
+ | Both options can be activated by selecting the "High Speed DAC Components" | ||
+ | {{ : | ||
+ | \\ | ||
However, at this time, the High-Speed DAC Eval Boards listed below are not yet supported through ACE but through a dedicated SPI application that requires the NI VISA driver. | However, at this time, the High-Speed DAC Eval Boards listed below are not yet supported through ACE but through a dedicated SPI application that requires the NI VISA driver. | ||
- | The recommended action if you are actively using these High-Speed DAC Eval Boards with dedicated SPI applications is to not update to ACE version 1.14 or install version 1.13 available [[http:// | + | The recommended action if you are actively using these High-Speed DAC Eval Boards with dedicated SPI applications is to not select the options discussed above. |
- | ^ Not yet supported through ACE ^ Supported through ACE with DPGDownloaderLite | + | ^Not yet supported through ACE ••• |
- | | AD9783/81/80 | AD9129/19 | | + | |AD9963/61 |AD9129/19 | |
- | | AD9717/ | + | |AD9148 |
- | | AD9117/ | + | |AD9789 |
- | | AD9707/ | + | |AD9993 |
- | | AD9736/ | + | | |AD9142A | |
- | | AD9779A/ | + | | |AD9144 | |
- | | AD9748/ | + | | |AD9162/ |
- | | AD9148 | + | | |AD9172/ |
- | | AD9146 | + | | |AD9739A/7A | |
- | | AD9739/ | + | | |AD9747/ |
- | | AD9788/87/85 | | | + | | |AD9783/81/80 | |
- | | AD9789 | + | | |AD9717/ |
- | | AD9993 | + | | |AD9117/ |
- | | AD9963/61 | | | + | | |AD9707/ |
- | | AD9767/ | + | | |AD9736/35/34 | |
+ | | |AD9779A/ | ||
+ | | |AD9146 | | ||
+ | | |AD9739/37 | | ||
+ | | |AD9788/ | ||
+ | | |AD9748/ | ||
+ | | |AD9767/ | ||
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- | For ACE version 1.13 and earlier, there is a known driver conflict issue between the NI VISA driver and Keysight' | + | If the HSDAC components are not installed, there is a known driver conflict issue between the NI VISA driver and Keysight' |
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The same workaround may be necessary for Rhode-Schwarz VISA. | The same workaround may be necessary for Rhode-Schwarz VISA. | ||
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- Check the box " | - Check the box " | ||
- Click Apply | - Click Apply | ||
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+ | ===== ACE Version Updater not working ===== | ||
+ | <WRAP center round info 60%> | ||
+ | This issue only affects ACE Version 1.13 | ||
+ | </ | ||
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+ | Some of the earlier versions of ACE Release 1.13 had an issue where the ACE updater was not detecting and downloading the latest version of ACE. If this happens, simply download the latest version of ACE from the [[adi> | ||
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+ | This was resolved in ACE version 1.14.2763.1212. | ||
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===== ACE Crashes on Startup after Update ===== | ===== ACE Crashes on Startup after Update ===== | ||
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- | When updating from an older version of ACE there is a known issues where ACE can crash on startup | + | When updating from an older version of ACE there is an issue that can cause ACE to crash on startup. ACE can crash with one of the two following errors present in the exception.txt or AppTrace.log application log files: |
<note important> | <note important> | ||
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- | This occurs because of a missing setting when moving from older versions of ACE. | + | This occurs because of a missing |
- | This issue will not occur with the latest update of ACE, however if you are already experiencing this and need to resolve it in order for ACE to start, follow the steps below: | + | The issue will not occur with the latest update of ACE, however if you are already experiencing this and need to resolve it in order for ACE to start, follow the steps below: |
- Ensure ACE is not running | - Ensure ACE is not running | ||
- Open the AnalogDevices folder in LocalAppData (C: | - Open the AnalogDevices folder in LocalAppData (C: | ||
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This issues has been fixed with the latest release of ACE, v1.15.2818.1254 | This issues has been fixed with the latest release of ACE, v1.15.2818.1254 | ||
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+ | ===== ACEZIP file crashing when launched ===== | ||
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+ | In some cases when you try to open an ACEZIP file it may result in the ACE application crashing. | ||
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+ | If this happens, follow these steps to add the plug-in within the ACE application. | ||
+ | - Open ACE | ||
+ | - Click on Plug-In MarketPlace (Plug-in manager) | ||
+ | - Click on Installed Packages | ||
+ | - Enter the name of the plug-in to the search box eg. AD1234 | ||
+ | - If the plug-in is found then Select it and click " | ||
+ | - Click on Settings | ||
+ | - Click on Plug-ins | ||
+ | - Click on the + sign to the right of the " | ||
+ | - Under name , enter a new value eg " | ||
+ | - In the Source Column click on the box with three dots " | ||
+ | - When the pop-up opens find and select the ACEZIP file | ||
+ | - Click open (This will now have created a new Zipped Plug-in source ) | ||
+ | - Click Ok to return to the " | ||
+ | - Click on " | ||
+ | - Click on the name you used in step 9 " | ||
+ | - Click on available plug-in eg. Board.AD1234 | ||
+ | - Click " | ||
+ | - Click Close (The plug-in should now be available for use) | ||
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+ | ===== IIO Controllers not being detected ===== | ||
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+ | === Using ACE (x86) === | ||
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+ | IIO currently does not work with ACE x86. It requires the 64-bit version of ACE. | ||
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+ | === IIO WCF Wrapper === | ||
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+ | If you're having issues with IIO controllers and are seeing a console application opening up along with ACE called IIOWCFServerHelper or LibIIO WCF Server, you might be running older versions of the IIO packages and can possibly encounter issues when loading plugins. | ||
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+ | {{: | ||
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+ | To resolve this, you'll need to update your packages using the ACE plugin manager. | ||
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+ | - Open ACE and navigate to the **Plug-in Manager** using the sidebar on the left. | ||
+ | - Click on the **Available Updates** tab. | ||
+ | - Click Update All and wait for the process to complete. Restart ACE if you're prompted to do so. | ||
+ | - Repeat the process one more time to make sure all packages are updated. | ||
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+ | === Visual Studio redistributables === | ||
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+ | Visual Studio 2013 redistributables are required for IIO controllers to be detected in ACE. If your IIO controller isn't being detected try downloading the redistributables from here: [[https:// | ||
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+ | Restart ACE after the installaion. | ||
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+ | ===== Contact ACE Support ===== | ||
+ | <note important> | ||
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+ | If the above solutions do not resolve your issue, then please use the " | ||
+ | This will generate an email to the ACE support team (and attach any relevant diagnostic files) | ||
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+ | {{: | ||
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+ | Alternatively please contact ACE support at | ||
+ | [[mailto: | ||
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+ | </ | ||
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