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NI-Digital Pattern Driver 16.0.1 Runtime and PXIe-6570 Firmware 16.0.0f5 Bug Fixes

Updated Mar 10, 2020

Overview

The following items are the IDs and titles of a subset of issues fixed in the NI-Digital Pattern Driver 16.0.1 Runtime Patch and PXIe-6570 Firmware 16.0.0f5. If you have a CAR ID, you can search this list to validate that the issue has been fixed.

1. Bug Fixes

The following items are Bug Fixes in NI-Digital Pattern Driver 16.0.1 Runtime Patch and PXIe-6570 Firmware 16.0.0f5 BFL.

IDLegacy IDFixed IssueIssue Details
603581
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PXIe-6570 firmware potential for data corruptionA race condition within the PXIe-6570 firmware (version 16.0.0f1) has the potential to cause data corruption issues. NI strongly recommends that you upgrade the firmware to a newer version immediately. Note: Any PXIe-6570 purchased from National Instruments includes a version of the firmware that has resolved this issue. This issue might be encountered by downgrading to the older 16.0.0f1 firmware version, which was shipped with the NI-Digital Pattern Driver and Digital Pattern Editor 16.0 software distribution.
637184
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Capture memory returns error -1074098097Capture memory acquisition stops to prevent an overwrite when the capture memory is not full and PXIe backplane bandwidth is available. This issue might occur as a result of internal latency, which can cause a failure to transfer data.
637186
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Source memory fails to write dataWhen using source memory, interacting with the device in NI Measurement & Automation Explorer or running the STS Maintenance Software might cause the PXIe-6570 to source incorrect data.
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