Hi everyone,
i was wondering if you could help me figure out why the "RPC Server is unavailable" error code is appearing when i try to get a Frequency response curve?
Many thanks in advance, i'm happy to answer any further questions you may have.
i was wondering if you could help me figure out why the "RPC Server is unavailable" error code is appearing when i try to get a Frequency response curve?
Many thanks in advance, i'm happy to answer any further questions you may have.
I realize this is very late response but no one answered and you probably already solved it.
Its a quirk. Select the "VACS" icon in the toolbar to launch and connect to VACs, then run your freq response script. This can happen when you close VACs then try to re-run an observation script.
BTW this question would have gotten a fast response if it were in the Software Tools sub forum. Maybe a moderator could move it.
Its a quirk. Select the "VACS" icon in the toolbar to launch and connect to VACs, then run your freq response script. This can happen when you close VACs then try to re-run an observation script.
BTW this question would have gotten a fast response if it were in the Software Tools sub forum. Maybe a moderator could move it.
Hey! I very much appreciate your response.
I think i did solve the issue (yes it's been a while and even i have now forgotten what i did), by closing and re-opening. So all good for now.
Thanks again!
I think i did solve the issue (yes it's been a while and even i have now forgotten what i did), by closing and re-opening. So all good for now.
Thanks again!
I ran into this also but used the trick above to launch VACS.
My problem here is that all graphs are empty. Impedance - just a red line...
Is there a way to export data from Akabak and then manually read it from Vacs? As of now, its launched in a input context I suppose... so cant be seen what it gets...
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My problem here is that all graphs are empty. Impedance - just a red line...
Is there a way to export data from Akabak and then manually read it from Vacs? As of now, its launched in a input context I suppose... so cant be seen what it gets...
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