Alternative LabVIEW Test Executive/Sequence Tools Available

[AvitalY]

It worth looking at Testview Integrator: 

http://tvi.co/

It's a LabVIEW based test manager that was built for those who don't need the extra overkill of TestStand.

(Disclaimer: I'm affiliated with Testview)

[Hooovahh]

Kinda neat looking.  I am curious about its limitations so I might try the trial later.  I must say the pricing is a bit confusing.  So I get a developer comes with the ability to run and not just create tests.  And I get that the runner is just for running, not editing tests.  And I now realize the database add on is for developers only, and running a sequence that uses this feature isn't extra.  But what is multi-unit/site tests?  I think it would be helpful to have a paragraph stating what comes with each item.  Also it looks like the documentation isn't complete.  If you go to this page and click TVI LabVIEW API on the left menu it starts a line with "The" with no other text after it.

http://tvi.co/documentation/

[AvitalY]

Thanks for your notes, we'll fix the documentation issue soon.

Sorry about the confusion regarding the pricing, it goes like this:

TVI can run in 2 modes: Developer and Runner.

The Runner mode enables to run test sequences and generate reports. It also enables to edit the sequence and test parameters, but it does not let you edit the actual tests. It is aimed to be used at the production line. 

A single developer license comes with extra runner license, so you have 1 developer station and 1 production station.

The Add-ons are installed on all stations (dev+runners), however we only charge per the number of dev licenses you have.

So, if you have 2 developer stations and 10 runner stations, and you buy the DB add-on - you'l pay only for the 2 developer stations and the add-on will be free on all runner stations.

The Multi-Unit add-on enables to run test sequences on multi-UUT. Here's a short demo:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83tS8QN9328

[Hooovahh]

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@AvitalY wrote:

The Multi-Unit add-on enables to run test sequences on multi-UUT. Here's a short demo:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83tS8QN9328 

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Like batch testing in the TestStand process model.  I'd also suggest updating that video it very much seems like a teenager showing how to do something on the internet.  I'd like to hear the presenter talking about the features, and describing what they are doing, something similar to how JKI does  it.  Worst is when youtubers open notepad and start typing out instructions.

[AvitalY]

Thanks for the feedback, we're working to improve the videos.

Here's a new video with voice explanations that provides good overview:

https://youtu.be/r7-uxWY91fM