Does PXI-8109 Support Labview Realtime 8.5.1?

I am having trouble installing labview realtime 8.5.1 onto the PXI-8109. Does this embedded controller support this version? If not, what's the lowest version does it support?
Thanks,
Andy

Hey Andy,
With the PXI-8109RT you can only use LabVIEW Real Time 2010 or later. You can see this on the product page of the NI PXI-8109RT. The second bullet on the product page talks about this.
Regards,
David A.
National Instruments
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