What is the minimum baud rate that PXI 8461 CAN support

what is the minimum baud rate that pxi 8461 CAN support

Hi,
The PXI-8461 is the high speed CAN. The minimum baud rate is 5kBits/s. Refer to the following Knowledge base article:
CAN Physical Layer Standards: High-Speed vs. Low-Speed/Fault-Tolerant CAN
Hope this helps.
DiegoF.
National Instruments.

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What is the life expectancy of the older base stations (flying saucer/spaceship looking one) and what are the telltale connection signs that it's starting to go?
Apple has never published any life expectancy specifications for any of their routers (or desktops/laptops) that I am aware of. As a rule of thumb, I would consider two years for any consumer electronics that operates 24 x 7 to be a reasonable period. Obviously some experience more or less and it would depend on a number of factors: ambient temperature, electrical circuit stability, area prone to lightening strikes, etc.
Some telltale signs that an AirPort has (or is about to fail):
Status lights are not illuminated or do not match any of the known configurations.
Unit feels cool to the touch after power is applied even after a lengthly (15-30 minutes) period of time.
Unit refuses to intialize, even after performing multiple "factory default" resets.
Weak or no wireless signal.
Ethernet port(s) not functioning
Etc.
Also, are there any compatiility issues with newer models and G5/G4s?
Three potential issues:
Depending on the version of OS X you are running on these clients, they may not be able to support the latest AirPort Utility required to administer the latest AirPorts. OS X 10.5.7 is the minimum required.
Support for 802.11n connectivity. Most G5 or G4 Apples support 802.11g, some only 802.11b.
Support for WPA2. Not supported if the G5 or G4 is equipped with the Original AirPort Card.

What is the minimum permission set required to query alert information using OpsMgr 2012 SDK?

Hi,
I am using the OpsMgr 2012 SDK to retrieve alert information from SCOM.
I tried configuring a read-only role for a user account (Group Scope: All, Dashboards & Views: All) but, as I call some of the APIs like Administration.GetAllManagementServers(), Administration.GetAllAgentManagedComputers() etc. I get a UnauthorizedAccessEnterpriseManagementException.
I need to know what are the minimum permissions required for a user to query alert information and to make calls I mentioned above using the OpsMgr 2012 SDK.
Warm Regards
Himanshu Agarwal

Thanks for the reply.
Just to give you a context, I am writing a client application where a user can fetch alert information from SCOM using OpsMgr 2012 SDK. There could be many users that would use this application, hence I need to know the minimum set of permissions I can grant
or add them to a group for easy maintenance.
I believed Read-Only admin role was intended for that purpose but some of the SDK APIs as I mentioned throw the said exception.
I would like to know, how can i create such role/group from SCOM 2012 console.
PS: SDK and Config account is used by SCOM to perform DB operations and I would not like to impersonate this account in my client application. Instead I want to make my clients as admins with just enough permissions to read information. I'll have a better
control this way.

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