I corrected a formatting issue with Nordland's post (if you want [0], or [i], you need to wrap it in [nobbc]...[/nobbc] tags, because these tags have their own meaning in BB code).
I also think his suggestion is the correct one. When a device script is generated in VNL, it saves both the non-selfconsistent state (i.e. just the geometry) and the full calculation, when completed, into the NetCDF file. So, you will actually have 2 DeviceConfigurations in the file, and using [0] picks up the first one, the non-selfconsistent one, so you should use [1]. At least that's easy to try, if you still have problems let us know.