03-25-2015 01:41 PM
Thanks Brandon,
I'm going to play with it in Labview then.
Cheers,
-Paul
04-03-2015 11:30 AM
So I'm downloading all three update files and the file names are identical...
04-03-2015 12:24 PM
@robham wrote:
So I'm downloading all three update files and the file names are identical...
Yes, it is rather confusing. They'll be named less ambiguously for the next release.
If you want everything, you just need the "NI-VirtualBench Driver" installer (the 192MB one); it includes the VirtualBench Application and the VirtualBench run-time libraries.
07-17-2015 12:20 AM
Hello William,
How does it look like with new version which supports UART analysis? Thanks
Daniel
07-28-2015 05:20 PM
@JoeFriedchicken wrote:
VirtualBench 1.1 is now available as a free firmware update and is packed full of new features, performance enhancements, and bug fixes. New additions include:
...
Device API changes
- Added C API.
I would like to point out that a VirtualBench enthusiast created Python bindings for our C API! You can find the work in an open source project here: https://github.com/armstrap/armstrap-pyvirtualbench. Feel free to try it out and see what experiences you have. The brevity of Python combined with the ease-of-use of VirtualBench make a really compelling experience. As an example from https://github.com/armstrap/armstrap-pyvirtualbench/blob/master/examples/dmm_example.py.
from pyvirtualbench import PyVirtualBench, PyVirtualBenchException, DmmFunction
# This examples demonstrates how to make measurements using the Digital
# Multimeter (DMM) on a VirtualBench.
try:
virtualbench = PyVirtualBench('myVirtualBench')
dmm = virtualbench.acquire_digital_multimeter();
dmm.configure_measurement(DmmFunction.DC_VOLTS, True, 10.0)
for i in range(10):
print("Measurement %d: %f V" % (i, dmm.read()))
dmm.release()
except PyVirtualBenchException as e:
print("Error/Warning %d occurred\n%s" % (e.status, e))
finally:
virtualbench.release()
07-30-2015 12:03 PM
ZachHindes wrote:
I would like to point out that a VirtualBench enthusiast created Python bindings for our C API! You can find the work in an open source project here: https://github.com/armstrap/armstrap-pyvirtualbench. Feel free to try it out and see what experiences you have. The brevity of Python combined with the ease-of-use of VirtualBench make a really compelling experience. As an example from https://github.com/armstrap/armstrap-pyvirtualbench/blob/master/examples/dmm_example.py.
Both of your links are broken.
https://github.com/armstrap/armstrap-pyvirtualbench/blob/master/examples/dmm_example.py
and
https://github.com/armstrap/armstrap-pyvirtualbench
But also I think what is most interesting is seeing this API being used with a video demonstration here.
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07-31-2015 08:33 AM
@Hooovahh wrote:
Both of your links are broken.
https://github.com/armstrap/armstrap-pyvirtualbench/blob/master/examples/dmm_example.py
and
https://github.com/armstrap/armstrap-pyvirtualbench
But also I think what is most interesting is seeing this API being used with a video demonstration here.
Ugh, thanks for that. Sometimes WYSIWYG editors are too smart for their own good. Thanks for the link to the video as well!
12-21-2015 10:05 AM
I request that audio IIS decoding is added also.
Thanks,
Robert