Moving CompactRIO VIs with Uncalibrated Data to FPGA Targets with Calibrated Data

If you copy, cut, or paste an FPGA VI using uncalibrated C Series data to another FPGA target in the LabVIEW project to create additional target-specific application instances of the FPGA VI, you should also copy and paste FPGA I/O items, FPGA clocks, FPGA FIFOs, and FPGA memory items to preserve project settings. However, if you move an FPGA VI using uncalibrated C Series data without preserving project settings, you can change the calibration mode back to uncalibrated by right-clicking the module in the project, selecting Properties, and changing the Calibration Mode to Raw in the C Series Module Properties dialog box. 

Many examples in the Example Finder were developed using modules that return uncalibrated, or raw, data.  If you copy just the FPGA VI into a new project in LabVIEW 8.5 or later, the VI may open successfully but you will not see expected results when its run.  Simply changing the module's Calibration Mode should correct this.