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DAQmx Analog Input Digital Filter Property Node not available

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Per this knowledge base article updated in Oct 2022, I should be able to access a DAQmx Channel Property Node and select Analog Input> General Properties>Filter>Digital Filter>Enable

To get the following property node configured:

 

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The issue I am having is that even though I can BROWSE in the DAQmx Property Node and find this setting - I am unable to get it to appear on a block diagram either in LabVIEW 2019 on Windows 10 or LabVIEW 2019 running on RHEL 7.9

 

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Double clicking on the entry in the Browse Window does not apply the selection to the property node!

 

Should this be available in LabVIEW 2019?

Or should I upgrade to 2022?  Upgrading is no trivial task on our multiple systems.

 

Can I just upgrade the DAQmx Driver as a potential fix?

 

Ryan Vallieu CLA, CLED
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NASA Ames Research Center
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I guess you don't have any DAQmx hardware that supports this feature connected to your development computer.

 

Drop a DAQmx property node, right-click -> Select Filter.. -> Show All Attributes

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I do have the hardware installed that is supported by this feature.

 

Thanks - hardware filtering was the issue.  What a silly thing to have enabled without setting it up explicitly (unless I missed something).

 

I definitely have the hardware installed on the Linux system, and I have a virtual PXIe system on the Windows system with the 4309 cards.

 

I set it to Show All and now it is working properly.

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All that and the system tells me Error -200452 Property Not Supported for the Device NI PXIe-4309 on RHEL system.  Odd since the original link specifically lists this property and the cards in question as being compatible.

 

https://knowledge.ni.com/KnowledgeArticleDetails?id=kA00Z0000019WKySAM&l=en-US

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Looking at the Multifunction IO Brochure from NI - it looks like I should be able to configure the SELECTABLE Lowpass Filter.

How do I access through DAQmx since it seems the proposed method in the first called out linked page does not work (Error -200542)

 

But then looking at the Analog Input Hardware Selection Pages on NI Website

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It seems to indicate that the Discrete Low-Pass Filter is NOT on this product.  WHICH IS CORRECT!?

 

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Looks like 4309 does not have this hardware for LPF as adding a 4305 allowed me to access this property.

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