LabVIEW Workstations

[Michael Aivaliotis]

Why not develop your code on your very own LabVIEW workstation.

The Labview Series Collection

[AnalogKid2DigitalMan]

Suite

I tried programming CVI on one of those and it crashed to the floor

Was that an inadvertent Google find?

[Jim Kring]

Why not develop your code on your very own LabVIEW workstation.

The Labview Series Collection

Wow! It even comes in a Student Edition.

[Mike Ashe]

Looks like a wet bar for programming to me

:beer: :beer:

[Yair]

Wow! It even comes in a Student Edition.

But the student edition is "Labview 2" and it sells for $1,300.

Maybe they're throwing in one of those old Macs with it so you can run it.

Although, it also seems to have a door.

I've never seen a copy of LV with a door, so maybe it's worth it?

[jhoskins]

But the student edition is "Labview 2" and it sells for $1,300.

Maybe they're throwing in one of those old Macs with it so you can run it.

Although, it also seems to have a door.

I've never seen a copy of LV with a door, so maybe it's worth it?

We found this door when we opened up the scripting properties . Now it is visual for all to see :beer:

[AnalogKid2DigitalMan]

Looks like a wet bar for programming to me

:beer: :beer:

The drop in sink is a $525 option for the student version.

I'd like a gas port on mine please. Got into trouble many in time in chemistry labs with those

Here's the more recent Labview 4 student edition

http://www.csnsupply.com/Diversified-Woodc...6KF-DW1096.html

[Grampa_of_Oliva_n_Eden]

Judging by previous IP issues, I'd suspect we will soon be seeing a lab bench accesories setion added to the catalog and an integrated cRIO option tht regulates the water usege and prevents the students from accidently knocking open the stop-cock (drivers available).

Ben