Elena,
i don't know about raspberry, so no comment on this.
For the rest:
- Do you want to create tools for developers? If so, you have to look into VI Server and the VI Project API. If not, please compile your LV application as executable and call that one using a batch file.
- LV doesn't prefer specific power supplies. LV is a programming language. There are many power supply vendors (including NI) who directly provide LV APIs for their power supplies. So essentially the approach is:
1. Pick the power supply which serves your requirements.
2. Check if the power supply has a standard interface for programming (e.g. Ethernet, GPIB or if the power supply is PXI, it already has to provide a programming interface!)
3. Check if LV API (so called "instrument driver") is available for the device. In case of a PXI device, you would look for a device driver (e.g. NI DCPower).
4. Check if LV examples are available (e.g. in the LV Example Finder once you installed the driver).
Norbert
Norbert
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