savitzky golay filter

[iainhp]

I was searching for a VI a week ago (for which I thank the respondents). Monday I was at a LabView seminar and noticed that the 6.1 version of LabView loaded on the NI laptop had a Savitzky-Golay filter included. I have 2 emails into NI for confirmation that this filter is indeed included in the full version of LabView 6.1 but have not received a reply. Can anyone out there with the full version of 6.1 confirm that this filter is included (otherwise it must be part of some other additional package). I plan to upgrade to 6.1, just trying to find out if I should look for the other package too. Many thanks.

[iainhp]

5 minutes after posting this I got a reply from the first NI email I sent. No, it's not included in 6.1 it was something that was put together as part of a demo.

[iainhp]

No, that's not correct either. I just installed 6.1 and the filter is indeed included. Ah, it's the small things in life that make your day!

[T. Ness]

Where is it located on the pallete? It is not obvious.

Thanks.

"iainhp" wrote in message
news:5065000000050000001C6C0000-1017707437000@exchange.ni.com...
> No, that's not correct either. I just installed 6.1 and the filter is
> indeed included. Ah, it's the small things in life that make your day!

[iainhp]

Well it ain't obvious, that's for sure.

1. In the "diagram" window click on "Window" then "Show Functions Palette".

2. On the palette that pops up click on the large magniying glass at the top.

3. On the index line type "savitzky" and that should bring up the filter. Double click on that and that opens a graphic. You want to select the one at the bottome right (it should tell you what it is when you move the mouse cursor over it).

Well hidden, Ehhh?

[Noone]

Thanks for the reply. The problem was that I had not updated to version
6.1. I was using 6.0. It is not included with 6.0.

Thanks again.


"iainhp" wrote in message
news:506500000005000000816D0000-1017707437000@exchange.ni.com...
> Well it ain't obvious, that's for sure.
>
> 1. In the "diagram" window click on "Window" then "Show Functions
> Palette".
>
> 2. On the palette that pops up click on the large magniying glass at
> the top.
>
> 3. On the index line type "savitzky" and that should bring up the
> filter. Double click on that and that opens a graphic. You want to
> select the one at the bottome right (it should tell you what it is
> when you move the mouse cursor over it).
>
> Well hidden, Ehhh?