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| `_SW1S` | The momentary _SW1/2 channels are not good for SDF management, because their state is not sticky. These _SW1/2***S*** versions are sticky and can also be used to command state changes for filter modules. This has the same bitmap as the [_SW1/2](cdsFilter*-Switch-(SW)-Settings) versions. | 16 Hz |
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| `_SW2S` | See function above. | 16 Hz |
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| `_Name00` - `_Name09` | The names of the individual filters, set when coefficients are loaded from the filter file. | 16 Hz |
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| `_SWSTAT` | [See below](### DAQ Slow Channels) | 16 Hz |
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### DAQ Capable Fast Channels
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DAQ channels are generated for each filter module, but need to be added to the DAQ channel list to be recorded by the DAQ.
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| `_IN2_DQ` | The latest value from the excitation input summed with the input to the filter. (IN2 on medm) | Full Model Rate, unless decimated in DAQ channel list |
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| `_OUT_DQ` | The latest value of the filter, after all processing. (OUT on medm) | Full Model Rate, unless decimated in DAQ channel list |
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### DAQ Slow Channel
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### DAQ Slow Channels
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The `_SWSTAT` channel is an attempt to consolidate relevant information for storage in a DAQ data channel.
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## cdsFilt
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