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How to filter analog input signal?

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You are currently running with Execution Highlighting enabled.  This will slow the program down and show you where data is flowing.  To disable this, click on the light bulb icon on the toolbar so that it is dim.

Also, if you are using an Arduino Uno, the default baudrate in the firmware is 115200.  The baudrate specified in LabVIEW should match.

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i'm sorry and thank you for your reply...i know about Execution Highlighting ...i want to show that the data flow stuck at the green arrow...i got no output ...and another question,  it is possible to use other number of baudrate for arduino Uno? sorry for asking in this section.

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i want to get the graph exactly like him...i tried all the way that you show and i get not good graph. there are screenshot i include. pliz help.

graph.png

graph 2.png

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Hi

I uploaded this morning my example but doesn't appears

Here is again.

CPalha

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I tried this method, but I am not using the VISA I/O, I am using a DAQmx signal and the filter will not wire to it.  Any tips?

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