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NI Week 2019 Overview
- 1. Chicago LabVIEW User Group June 20, 2019
- 2. 3:30-4:00 NIWeek Recap (Darren) 4:00-4:30 NI Package Manager (and dinner!) (Ryan Yu) 4:15/4:30 food arrives 5:00-5:30 JKI VI Package Manager: How to build and deploy packages (Kyle Mitchell) 5:30-6:00 Little LabVIEW Stories Agenda
- 3. What’s New – NI Week 2019 • NI focus areas • DMC stuff • LabVIEW 2019, NXG 3.1 • SystemLink • New products
- 4. • Automotive • Aerospace • Semiconductor (5G!) • Portfolio NI stuff: focus on industries and systems
- 5. • Attendees, 9 • Presentations, 3 • PTP for Data Synchronization: Time-Critical Acquisition Across Multiple Devices - Ashley Enderlin and Tom Nilsson • Automating App Distribution and Installation Using SystemLink™ Server and NI Package Manager - Steven Dusing and Beth Reinert • Learning to Love Text Again With Measurement Studio - Mark Locascio • Award nomination, 1: NI Americas Partner of the Year DMC stuff, by the numbers
- 6. LabVIEW 2019
- 7. • Self-sorting unique lists • Similar to an array with no duplicates • Can use a for loop, but cannot access elements via index Sets
- 8. • Key-Value lookup table • Alternative to variant attribute approach Maps
- 10. • Configure cases for specific errors Error Case Structures
- 11. Replace PPL (.lvlibp) with .lvlib • Helps with debugging PPLs • Can already replace .lvlib with a PPL
- 12. NXG 3.1
- 13. Build Executables with Debugging • Added to application builder to expand parity with LabVIEW 2019
- 14. NXG FPGA Module • Supports USRP and FlexRIO hardware • Cycle-accurate simulation probes • Save and replicate configurations for easy transition between targets
- 15. TestStand Integration • Call NXG code alongside existing LabVIEW code • TestStand NXG Conversion Utility • TestStand API Support • TestStand Deployment Utility
- 16. Export Hardware Configuration File
- 17. SystemLink
- 18. Big picture, for Test & Measurement PDF ReportsEnterprise Server Training EnterpriseandVolumeLicenseAgreements NI HW Drivers Public APIs, ASAM XIL Instrument Drivers NI HW Drivers Instrument Drivers Public APIs Public APIs In House Tools MATLAB® and Simulink® are registered trademarks of The MathWorks, Inc.
- 20. http://www.ni.com/documentation/en/systemlink/latest/manual/ne w-features/ SystemLink quick overview
- 25. APIs !! API Capability Use HTTP APIs to leverage SystemLink services with text commands. Share data between your client systems and SystemLink Server. The following data services are new to the G API for SystemLink 19.0: • LabVIEW: Test Monitor • LabVIEW NXG: TDMS Reader Use SystemLink Python APIs to perform custom analysis on your data.
- 26. http://www.ni.com/documentation/en/systemlink/latest/manual/ne w-features/ SystemLink quick overview
- 27. Hardware
- 28. Expanding VST product family to provide frequency coverage up to 44 GHz. The PXIe-5831VST with modular mmWave heads helps address time-to-market challenges for X-band, Ku-band and Ka- band radar, as well as satellite communications (SATCOM) components and systems. New VST
- 29. CompactDAQ with TSN Meet Your Exact Needs Wide Breadth of Modular I/O for frequently changing requirements Deploy Anywhere -40 ⁰C to 70 ⁰C Temp Range 50g shock, 5g vibration Hazardous locations certifications Streamline Configuration Integrated switch simplifies setup and wiring with simple daisy chaining Scale Effortlessly Precise timing and synchronization regardless of system size with TSN
- 30. FieldDAQ™ Devices Reliability in Rugged Environments Accurate Sensor Measurements Synchronized, Distributed Architecture with TSN Key Applications Test Cell Heavy Equipment Test In-Vehicle Datalogging Aerospace & Propulsion FieldDAQ Ruggedness Specification IP65/IP67 rated to be dust-tight and water-proof Withstands 100g shock / 10g vibration Operating temperature from -40°C to 85°C Thermally stable, potted design minimizes accuracy drift
- 31. Wireless Monitoring Hardware for InsightCM™ Features at a Glance: Eliminate manual routes with full access to waveform data without cable and conduit Complete asset coverage with traditional piezo and integrated MEMS vibration sensors Reduce ongoing cost of ownership with multi-year, battery-powered devices Application Areas: Condition Monitoring (CBM) Predictive Maintenance (PdM) Industrial IIoT / Digital Transformation Lower the cost of asset health monitoring
- 32. Questions ?
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- The intention here is to hit a couple quick points for each. CAVEAT: I am aware of a few of the items in this presentation, though I have not used them and am far from an expert!
- The intention here is to hit a couple quick points for each.
- Part of new “Collection” palette
- Steven: you can replace any ppl's your using with the source lvlib. PPL like building your source code into a dll. the vi's can still be used in code, but they no longer have block diagrams (usually) and can't be debugged (usually) it's a method to componentize an application and get more code reuse across projects, but the technology isn't very easy to use and it's a ton of overhead and make work It's been tough in the past to use ppl's because it essentially makes your development enviornment more difficult to troubleshoot. this is a development environment improvement where NI has enabled people to swap between them for troubleshooting/building purposes.I think it's very relevant to only the advanced users. Most people don't even use ppls... and maybe for good reason
- http://www.ni.com/documentation/en/labview/latest/manual/new-features/
- http://www.ni.com/documentation/en/labview/latest/application-builder/debugging-an-executable/
- Export the hardware configuration of a target—After you configure a hardware system in SystemDesigner, capture the hardware dependencies in an NI Hardware Configuration file (.nihwcfg) and deploy it to another system to apply.
- http://www.ni.com/documentation/en/systemlink/latest/manual/new-features/
- And for those of you who use additional software platforms, outside of the NI lineup, here is an updated slide to show where some of these other tools can be used. This includes C and C++, Mathworks, and Python for automated and ad-hoc test software. They also include Microsoft Azure for System and Data Management.
- http://www.ni.com/documentation/en/systemlink/latest/manual/new-features/
- The latest release of SystemLink includes the new SystemLink Asset Module. This additional module allows users to centrally track and manage test assets including usage information and calibration data along with a new dashboard view that provides quick scans of relevant insights, such as connection history and calibration forecast.
- New features: Test Monitoring Build custom dashboards in Test Monitor—Create and save custom dashboards in Test Monitor to see the test data most important to you. Test Monitor sidebar navigation—Easily navigate to different areas in Test Monitor using the sidebar. Save test result queries and report configurations—Store test result queries and report configurations to the Test Monitor sidebar to access later. The recent update includes new functionality within the SystemLink Test Module that reports real-time activity, with a new custom dashboard including pass/fail status and test results. In case of network interruptions, local test nodes also cache results and send them to the SystemLink server when a connection can be reestablished.
- Rebrand of DataFinder Server-- now part of SystemLink!
- ??? Is this new? Run scripts, do analysis on files. Process data while still on server.
- Along with out-of-the-box support for TestStand, the new version of SystemLink provides APIs for custom test executives written in LabVIEW, Python and .NET/C#.
- For 5G