C series module compatibility with 9103 Chassis

Hi All,
I have a 9004 cRIO controller and a 9103 cRIO Chassis.
I want to use a 9239 or 9229 and a 9225 module for developing my application.
Can anyone tell whether these modules are compatible with my existing Controller and Chassis.
Regards,
Cooldude

Those modules are all compoatible with your hardware. The more important question is if they are compatible with the version of LV and NI-RIO you are using. I believe those modules all work with LV 8.5.1, NI-RIO 2.4.0, and any version later than that.

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OK, so I just wasted 4 hours.
I started a new Project with a need to use a 9220 analogue input card on a cRIO 9030, but immediately became stuck when I was unable to add the module using the right click Add New C-Series Module wizard to the 9030 chassis.
My first (and only) assumption was that this was a new card and I needed the latest Device Drivers. So I installed those.
When that failed I upgraded my LV2014 to LV2014 SP1, and also upgraded the Real-Time and FPGA modules too.
4 hours later, when that failed, I realised that maybe this isn't a card compatible with Scan Mode so began searching ni.com for information. I've searched a whole raft of terms and I just cannot find information on which modules are supported by Scan Mode (which is presumably nearly all of them). I know it exists somewhere because I one referred to it when I had an RS485 module that was only compatible in FPGA mode, about four years ago.
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1. Is there an easy way to determine if a C-Series module is compatible with Scan Mode? I still don't know!
2. Can we please have Scan Mode compatibility shown in the Add C-Seris Module Wizard. When attempting to add a module to a cRIO chassis, the wizard can hint to us that a particular module is not compatible. By not showing the 9220 in the drop down list I was led to believe the module was not a known device (and hence I attempted to upgrade my drivers). It would be better if the module was listed but disabled and not selectable, with some informational text to explain why. It's a fair assumption that a module will be compatible, so we don't expect it to not be listed when we attempt to add it. In fact, the possibility that some modules aren't compatible can evade your consciousness temporarily and make you do stupid things (like upgrade your installation!).
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Well, I definitely agree that finding info about RSI module support is not as easy as it should be. Since I know where to look, I will refer you to this document, which I found linked from this page.
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Hi Eric,
I'm afraid that you can't configure hardware timing with the NI 9425 in CompactDAQ. The NI 9425 data sheet explains: "The NI 9425 is a static digital module, so you can use it to perform software-timed or static operations only when installed in an NI CompactDAQ chassis."
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Do you only have 1 of each module in your chassis? If so, why have you added the modules to multiple slots? I don't think it will let you add a module if all 8 slots have had modules allocated to them - you will probably need to remove the NI9474 and then add the NI9478. If you rename the module/signals, it shouldn't affect your FPGA code.
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A much more efficient way to add C Series modules manually

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Suppose that we want to start coding my Real-Time application, but the hardware hasn't arrived yet.
We can't Discover the chassis + modules, so we need to add modules manually.
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