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There is no ready made app that does that, but these tests are quite easy to implement using the R&S drivers. Since you already know what steps to take, implementing them as a sequencer steps and adding support for multiple analyzers and other equipment you might have, will be very straight forward.

DDE has been deprecated for more than a decade. You can use the .NET API for Excel, but it will get very complicated, as you will probably have to register user events and callbacks.

You want 5 3-phase sources, not 15 single phase sources, or better yet, a single 3 phase source and some way to switch it to all loads. Here is one lab source:

http://www.chromausa.com/product/3-phase-programmable-ac-source-61700/

Below are screen shots of the operation I am trying to automate. I am using LV2014

It is still a very preliminary product. There is no mouse pan option, there are missing interfaces (HTTP? HTTPS?) 

Some shortcuts are missing.

The current Libreoffice release (5.2.6) has a bug which prevents this library from working. There is fix scheduled for release 5.4 

No, I am trying to add a standard folder to the 'Always included files' list. It is possible to add a folder to the 'Always included' list manually,  so I should be able to do it via the API.

Hello, 

I am trying to automate some code generation using a project template. The template also has build specification. I want to add an auto-populating folder to the build specification, but I can't get it to work. I am using the AB_API_SDIST class. If the folder exists in the template, I get an error 'Can't add the container to build specification'. If the folder does not exist in the template, I get a 1055 error code. 

How can I make it work?

No, I am not part of the preview. No time, no fun.

Anti aliasing, at last. Does anyone has a 4K display? It should look better on higher resolution laptops and small monitors.

Does it mean that the BD is now vector based and not raster based?

It is the same error code.

Did you check this link: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21574387

You need the 64 bit version of the library.

You need a GPIB adapter. The USB-GPIB product contains the adapter inside. Do you have a PCI GPIB card? That is, a product which connects to your PC's PCI slot and has a GPIB connector on the back?

Sure, the web socket is bidirectional. you can transfer JSON back to your LabView app easily.

Websockets are your friends. There are several projects out there that implement them for LabView.

There is an open source IEEE1588 daemon here: https://github.com/ptpd/ptpd

I managed to run it on 5.0.3.2

To create the Bootstrap node, click on .Net -> Invoke node -> select class -> .NET -> cli_cppuhelper -> Bootstrap ().

You can browse to the .dll at c:\program files\libreoffice\program\unoidllo.dll.

Also, check if both LV and LibreOffice are 32bit or 64bit, if one is different than the other, it will not work.

I installed the LibreOffice SDK, However, I tested with 5.0.2.2, I will test with 5.0.3.2 and report here.

You learn something new each day

Neil, While LV is not used in any financial role that I know of, it is used in many industrial applications. You don't want to be the one that enabled the next Flame/Doku, the same as Siemens didn't want to be the first, when their engineers said it is not their problem.

Why would you expose a cRIO or PXI to the world? Air gaps, Updating the PC host OS/firewall, and strict security enforcement are the way to go in most of the use cases of LabView (said the one who built a Google map interface  )

RSI and Carpal tunnel syndrom are serious issues, call your doctor/physiotherapist for a better advice. My solution was to switch hands (Got a left handed mouse) and take a 10 minutes break every two hours.