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NI LabVIEW Support for LucidControl Modules
LucidControl Analog Output DAC USB Module
In the past several of our customers used LucidControl USB IO Modules together with National Instruments LabVIEW and they developed their own VIs and projects.
Since the USB IO Modules can be interfaced by using a simple and well documented protocol based on serial port communication, it is easy to access them in any programming language even if no Application Programming Interface is available for a specific environment.
Thanks to one of our clients we can now provide an example of a LabVIEW project using VIs made for the USB Analog Output Module (AO4).
This example explains how to communicate via the virtual serial port with the USB IO Module and includes VIs for:
AO4 LabView Settings
The controls allow entering the comport to which the USB IO Module is connected to. The user can select a channel to update and the new output voltage to set.
AO4 LabView Device Info
This screen shows device relevant information like device class and type, firmware version and serial number of the USB IO Module.
The example explains reading from and writing to the USB IO Module. It is a starting point and should make it easier for a LabView developer implementing other modules.
We want to point out that the VI is not a complete LabVIEW driver, but a example which might need some adaption in order to fit your needs.
The example can be found in our download section.
New Product available: LucidControl RI8 RTD 8 Channel Temperature Measurement Device
RI8 RTD Measurement Unit
We extended the LucidControl USB IO Module series by the new RI8 RTD Temperature measurement device.
LucidControl RI products are reasonable priced temperature measurement devices compatible with Pt100 or Pt1000 sensors. They are offered for two temperature ranges of -180°C ~ +180°C and 0°C to 360°C.
The reasonable priced USB IO Modules are USB powered and can be mounted onto DIN-Rails in a switch cabinet.
For more information please visit the RI product page, see the documentation links below or contact us.
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