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code to to activate blinking LED on PXIe-4309 front panel #57
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Hi, You can use the import nisyscfg
from nisyscfg.pxi.enums import ChassisLedBlinkPattern
with nisyscfg.Session() as session:
for resource in session.find_hardware():
# if resource is PXI chassis ...
resource.pxi.chassis_led_blink_pattern = ChassisLedBlinkPattern.ONE_BLINK
resource.save_changes() Regards, |
Hi, i tried to run the suggested example and not see any visual effect on our chassis PXIe-1092. please advice. thanks, |
Support for the property was added in PXI Platform Services 20.0. You might check that you have the latest software and firmware installed for the chassis. I do not have hardware to check, but I believe there should be an option in NI MAX to configure the LED. If it shows up there, then this Python module should be able to programmatically adjust it. Otherwise, I would recommend reaching out to NI directly or asking your question to the NI Community. Regards, |
i have on my systems PXI Platform Services 2023 Q1. i tried manually the NI MAX via "Front Panel Leds" --> Chassis Controller --> and responded properly. If running the script havent reaction. i will ask via "NI community" thanks,
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Hi Tyler,
please advice, if have resource.pxi API to activate blinking LED (yellow or red if possible) on PXIe-1092 chassis front panel when
detected PXIe-4309 card's overheat
thanks and best regards!!
Nahum
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