NI Measurement Studio 2010 说明
微软Visual Studio Lab Management 2010说明书
Virtual Testing, Real Quality.Microsoft® Visual Studio® Lab Management 2010 is an integrated development and testing platform that provides end-to-end support for virtual lab management. Reduce costs associated with setup, tear down and restoration of complex virtual environments to a known state for build automation, test execution and build deployment. Eliminate waste across the entire application lifecycle by allowing development and QA to work together to effectively optimize the build process and minimize regression testing efforts. Easily file rich bugs with links to environment snapshots that developers can use to recreate the tester’s environments. Lab Management 2010 increases the predictability of build-deploy-test workflows to reduce overall risk and accelerate your time to market.MicrosoftVisual Studio L ab Management 2010Creativity UnleashedSimplify virtual lab configuration and management with Microsoft T est Manager 20101, a light-weight and streamlined application that was developed with the self-service user in mind. Now you can administer your labs through intuitive wizards and utilize existing virtual machines to build a Golden Virtual Machine Library for future uses.Simplicity Through IntegrationBuilt on the powerful Windows Server Hyper-V™ platform, Lab Management 2010 offers seamless integration with test and build processes through T eam Foundation Server 20102. This integrated toolset serves a key role in facilitating build automation, application deployment to test environments, and test automationQuality Code EnsuredT ake quality to the next level by benefiting from virtualized test labs. T est applications early and often against production-like environments and release software in a shorter time frame. Lab Management 2010 delivers a predictable build-deploy-test workflow and enables development teams to find quality defects faster.Deploy to a Known ConfigurationLab Management 2010 provides development and test teams with unlimited and instantly-provisioned virtual environments for testing. Within each virtual machine environment, you can explicitly target a particular lab configuration – for example, an application running on a web server that accesses a database server, as shown. Now you can deploy to a knownconfiguration predictably and consistently.T op ten benefits● Increase Operations Efficiency Across the Entire Application LifecycleA powerful virtual lab management technology, LabManagement 2010 streamlines connections and overcomes key barriers across the three pillars of IT: development, QA, and operations. It is deeply integrated with the rest of the Visual Studio development and testing platform to allow for a more efficient build-deploy-test workflow and a more effective application lifecycle management strategy.● Improved Regression TestingDon’t let fixes destroy your previously verified code base. Lab Management 2010 automates and streamlines tedious regression and smoke tests through its ability to automatically restore exact configurations to a known state and re-runpredefined tests. This significantly reduces the effort and time associated with setting up and running regression tests.● Role-Based Virtual Lab AdministrationUse Lab Management permissions to create role-based self-service groups of team members, who can create, deploy and manage virtual environments without requiring system administrator privileges. These permissions are integrated with Visual Studio T eam Foundation Server permissions to let you meet the specific requirements of your organization.● Deploy to A Known ConfigurationProject build-scripts can explicitly target a particular lab configuration, allowing multiple environments to be fullyprovisioned and readied for testing at build time. These images reside in the Golden Virtual Machine Library and ensure teams start from a clean set of virtual machines. Additionally, the build process can include the initial run of core build verification test suites that include unit tests, load tests and automated UI tests. ● Collect Rich Diagnostic DataT est Agents within each virtual environment let you collect rich diagnostic data. Configure the Diagnostic Data Adapter (DDA) to collect IntelliTrace™3 logs which contain specific diagnostic trace information to help isolate bugs that are difficult to reproduce. Unlock the power of IntelliTrace to enrich the context behind each bug you file.● See What Testers SeeNow developers can reproduce a bug in the exact same environment that the tester used to discover it. T esters can take a full server-side environmental snapshot during any testing activity and attach it to the bugs they file. From the bug form inside the Visual Studio IDE, developers connect to the environment directly. This lets developers see exactly what the tester saw and more easily identify the root cause of the problem. ● Build OptimizationStreamline your build process to continuously integrate, build, and verify changes. With Lab Management 2010, development and QA teams work closely together to schedule builds and plan for the tests required to verify a build. This optimized build process gives QA the visibility and stability it needs with each build.● Self-Servicing Lab ManagementRegardless of your role, self-service virtual labs are at yourfingertips. Virtual environments can be easily accessed through Microsoft T est Manager 2010, including viewing, stopping and restarting of environments from the Environment Viewer. You can also mark them as “in-use” to ensure visibility. ● Cloning with Network IsolationNetwork isolation enables multiple copies of a lab environment to run at the same time without causing network conflicts, such as conflicts due to computer names and Domain Name System (DNS) registration. Now you can enable multiple complex test configurations for testing without any re-configuration of your multi-tier application.● Reduce Hardware Costs With Windows Server Hyper-V™ The Hyper-V platform provides a reliable and optimized virtualization solution that lets you improve serverutilization and reduce costs. It provides a small footprint with minimal overhead and easily plugs into your existing IT environments. Lab configurations from Lab Management 2010 are stored as Hyper-V virtual images, allowing them to be used as both physical and virtual images.1. T o use Microsoft Visual Studio Lab Management 2010 you need T eam Foundation Server 2010 (licensed separately).2. Microsoft T est Manager 2010 is available with Visual Studio Ultimate 2010 or Visual Studio T est Professional 2010, both licensed separately3. IntelliTrace, available with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate, allows you to look back at a past state of your application with debugging information. 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Measurement Studio 8.6 发布说明书
RELEASE NOTESMeasurement Studio These release notes supplement the Measurement Studio User Manual .Refer to this document for information about new features andfunctionality, specific updates to the documentation, and resources inMeasurement Studio. These release notes include information aboutMeasurement Studio support for Visual Studio 2008, Visual Studio 2005,Visual Studio .NET 2003, and Visual Studio 6.0.For installation instructions, installation requirements, deploymentinformation, a list of fixed bugs, and known issues, refer to theMeasurement Studio Readme . There is a different Measurement StudioReadme for each supported version of Visual Studio. The MeasurementStudio Readme files are available in the root folder of the installationCD and are linked from the Autorun menu. After installing MeasurementStudio 8.6, select Start»All Programs»National Instruments»<Measurement Studio>»Readme to access the Measurement Studio 8.6Readme.Note There are separate Start menu items for each version of Visual Studio support that you have installed.For a complete introduction to Measurement Studio and to learn aboutMeasurement Studio concepts, controls, and features, refer to theMeasurement Studio User Manual . Select Start»All Programs»National Instruments»<Measurement Studio>»Measurement StudioUser Manual to access the Measurement Studio User Manual .Tip The Documentation Updates section of these Release Notes details changes to theMeasurement Studio User Manual content.™What’s New in Measurement Studio 8.6What’s New in Measurement Studio 8.6 Support for Visual Studio 2008New features in Measurement Studio 8.6 support for Visual Studio 2008include the following. Refer to the New Features in Measurement Studio 8.6section for more information.•Measurement Studio Visual C++ Support•Technical Data Management Streaming (TDMS) .NET Support•Mouse Cursor Customizability•Additional new features–Instrument Driver Wizard HTML Tag Removal–New Properties for AutoSpacing in Graph Axes–Bug FixesWhat’s New in Measurement Studio 8.6 Support for Visual Studio 2005New features in Measurement Studio 8.6 support for Visual Studio 2005include the following. Refer to the New Features in Measurement Studio 8.6section for more information.•Technical Data Management Streaming (TDMS) .NET Support•Mouse Cursor Customizability•Additional new features–Instrument Driver Wizard HTML Tag Removal–New Properties for AutoSpacing in Graph Axes–Bug Fixesbecause there were no bug fixes or features that required a rebuild.What’s New in Measurement Studio 8.6 Support for Visual Studio.NET2003Measurement Studio support for Visual Studio .NET 2003 is considered alegacy product. The version number for Measurement Studio support forVisual Studio .NET 2003 is 8.1.2, with the exception of the ActiveXcontrols. The ActiveX controls are shared between Visual Studio.NET2003, Visual Studio 2005, and Visual Studio 2008 support and wererebuilt to fix bugs for Visual Studio 2005 and Visual Studio 2008 support.Measurement Studio Release © National Instruments Corporation 3Measurement Studio Release NotesWhat’s New in Measurement Studio 8.6 Support for Visual Studio 6.0Measurement Studio support for Visual Studio 6.0 is considered a legacyproduct. Updates to the Measurement Studio Support for Visual Studio 6.0software, including the most recent versions of the ActiveX user interfaceand 3D graph controls, are available on by selecting Support»Drivers and Updates»Software»Measurement Studio .New Features in Measurement Studio 8.6Measurement Studio Visual C++ Support for Visual Studio 2008Measurement Studio 8.6 includes Visual C++ support for Visual Studio2008, including Visual C++ class libraries and tools that integrate intoVisual Studio 2008. To use these new libraries, either create new projectsin Visual Studio 2008 or use Visual Studio 2008 to upgrade your existingVisual Studio 2005 projects that use Measurement Studio support forVisual Studio 2005 libraries.NoteMeasurement Studio 8.6 Visual C++ support for Visual Studio 2008 does notinclude the following class libraries: NI-DAQmx, NI-VISA, NI-488.2, Microsoft Excel Interface, Microsoft Word Interface, IVI class drivers, and NI-Reports. Support for NI-DAQmx, NI-VISA, and NI-488.2 will be available for download from /support in the future. If you require support for Microsoft Excel Interface, Microsoft Word Interface, IVI class drivers, or NI-Reports, contact National Instruments. Refer to Technical Support and Professional Services for information on how to contact National Instruments.Technical Data Management Streaming (TDMS) .NET SupportTechnical Data Management Streaming (TDMS) is a file format basedon the National Instruments TDM data model used to stream data to disk.You can use the TDMS .NET class library to describe, store, and readmeasurement data that is optimized for high-speed data streaming and postprocessing. Additionally, you can use the TDMS .NET class library tocreate files that you can use in LabVIEW, LabWindows ™/CVI ™, DIAdem,and third-party industry tools, and files created by these applications can beused by the TDMS .NET class library.For more information, refer to Key Measurement Studio TDMS .NETLibrary Features in the NI Measurement Studio Help.TDM Excel Add-InYou can use the TDM Excel Add-In to load NI .tdm and .tdms files intoMicrosoft Excel. Use the toolbar from within Excel to choose whichproperties are loaded into Excel at the file, group, and channel levels,including custom properties.Refer to NI Developer Zone, , for more information aboutthe TDM Excel Add-In.Mouse Cursor CustomizabilityDifferent cursor images represent different interactive operations that anend user can perform on a control. For example, when editing or selectingtext, you typically display an System.Windows.Input.Cursors.IBeam cursor, and for zooming on a graph, you typically display amagnifying lens. Now you can customize mouse cursors, at design time orprogrammatically, for different interactions with the Measurement StudioWindows Forms and Web Forms controls.Additional New FeaturesMeasurement Studio 8.6 also introduces the following new features:•Instrument Driver Wizard HTML Tag Removal—When theInstrument Driver Wizard creates .NET entry points, the InstrumentDriver Wizard extracts the specific documentation for each memberfrom the function panel (.fp) file. This documentation can containHTML entities that make it difficult to read the documentation. Withthis update, the Instrument Driver Wizard includes an option to removethe HTML tags from the documentation, making the documentationeasier to read.•New Properties for AutoSpacing in Graph Axes—You can use theAutoSpacingMajorInterval and AutoSpacingMinorIntervalproperties to return the value of the interval used when plotting withAutoSpacing.•Bug Fixes—Measurement Studio 8.6 includes many fixes forpreviously reported bugs. Refer to the fixed bug chart in theMeasurement Studio 8.6 Readme for more information. Select Start»All Programs»National Instruments»<Measurement Studio>»Readme to access the Measurement Studio 8.6 Readme. Measurement Studio Release Documentation UpdatesThe following sections describe changes to the printed MeasurementStudio User Manual for Measurement Studio 8.5. These changes will beincorporated into future revisions of the Measurement Studio User Manual. Chapter 1 UpdatesPage Text Change1-1Delete the last sentence of the third paragraph.1-4Following Step 4 of the Installation Instructions, insert the following note:Note: The Measurement Studio installation process includes a command window that opens and closes on your desktop. Closing this windowprematurely causes Measurement Studio integration features to fail to beconfigured properly. For example, Measurement Studio controls do not appear inthe Toolbox, or the Measurement Studio New Project Wizards are not available. 1-4Delete the Installing Hardware Drivers for Visual Studio 2008 Support and Installing Hardware Drivers for Visual Studio 2005 Support sections.© National Instruments Corporation5Measurement Studio Release NotesChapter 2 UpdatesPage Text Change2-1Insert a new bullet before the User Interface bullet:•Technical Data Management Streaming (TDMS)2-18Insert the following before the User Interface heading:Technical Data Management Streaming (TDMS) .NET SupportTechnical Data Management Streaming (TDMS) is a file format based on theNational Instruments TDM data model used to stream data to disk. You can usethe TDMS .NET class library to describe, store, and read measurement data thatis optimized for high-speed data streaming and post processing. Additionally, youcan use the TDMS .NET class library to create files that you can use in LabVIEW,CVI, and DIAdem, and files created by these applications can be used by theTDMS .NET class library. You can use the Measurement Studio TDMS .NETclass library to perform the following operations:•Read and write array data in a structured format from and to a .tdms file.•Read and write analog waveform data or digital waveform data, includingtiming information, from and to a .tdms file.•Using the TdmsProperty class, you can create custom properties for eachlevel of the hierarchy by defining a name, data type, and value.For more information, refer to the Key Measurement Studio TDMS .NET LibraryFeatures topic in the NI Measurement Studio Help.TDM Excel Add-InYou can use the TDM Excel Add-In to load NI .tdm and .tdms files intoMicrosoft Excel. Use the toolbar from within Excel to choose which propertiesare loaded into Excel at the file, group, and channel levels, including customproperties.To uninstall the TDM Excel Add-In, select Start»Control Panel»Add orRemove Programs, select National Instruments Software from the list, andclick the Change/Remove button. Then select NI TDM Excel Add-in from thelist, and click the Remove button.Refer to NI Developer Zone, , for more information about theTDM Excel Add-In.Measurement Studio Release © National Instruments Corporation 7Measurement Studio Release Notes Chapter 3 Updates 2-22, 2-26,2-39, 2-43Insert the following bullet at the end of the Cursor Operations section:•Create custom mouse cursors programmatically or at design time using the mouse cursor style editor.2-24, 2-41Insert the following bullet at the end of the Additional Operations section:•Create custom mouse cursors programmatically or at design time using themouse cursor style editor.PageText Change 3-1Replace the first paragraph with the following:This chapter provides overview information about the Visual C++ class librariesthat are available with Measurement Studio. Measurement Studio Visual C++support for Visual Studio .NET 2003, Visual Studio 2005, and Visual Studio 2008is the same, except where noted. Refer to the Using the Measurement StudioVisual C++ Class Libraries section of the NI Measurement Studio Help fordetailed information about these libraries.3-1Delete the Note following the introductory paragraph.3-2Insert the following at the top of the page:Note : Measurement Studio 8.6 Visual C++ support for Visual Studio 2008 doesnot include the following class libraries: NI-DAQmx, NI-VISA, NI-488.2,Microsoft Excel Interface, Microsoft Word Interface, IVI class drivers, andNI-Reports. Support for NI-DAQmx, NI-VISA, and NI-488.2 will be available ata later time. Refer to Drivers and Updates on to determine when theywill be available. If you require support for Microsoft Excel Interface, MicrosoftWord Interface, IVI class drivers, or NI-Reports, contact National Instruments.Refer to Technical Support and Professional Services in the NI MeasurementStudio Help for information on how to contact National Instruments.PageText ChangeChapter 4 UpdatesPage Text Change4-4Replace the last two bullets in the Creating a Measurement Studio Project section with the following:•Measurement Studio Visual C++ project•Measurement Studio Visual C++ project with LabWindows/CVI libraries4-9Remove the Note that appears immediately after the Creating NI-DAQmx User Code in Visual C++ heading.Learning Measurement StudioAs you work with Measurement Studio, you might need to consultadditional resources. For detailed Measurement Studio help, includingfunction reference and in-depth documentation on developing withMeasurement Studio, refer to the NI Measurement Studio Help within theVisual Studio environment. The NI Measurement Studio Help is fullyintegrated with the Visual Studio help. You must have Visual Studioinstalled to view the online help, and you must have the Microsoft .NETFramework SDK 1.1 for Visual Studio .NET 2003, the Microsoft .NETFramework SDK 2.0 for Visual Studio 2005, or the Microsoft .NETFramework SDK 3.5 for Visual Studio 2008 installed in order for linksfrom Measurement Studio help topics to .NET Framework help topics towork. You can launch the NI Measurement Studio Help in the followingways:•From the Windows Start menu, select Start»All Programs»NationalInstruments»<Measurement Studio>»Measurement StudioDocumentation. The help launches in a stand-alone help viewer.•From Visual Studio, select Help»Contents to view the Visual Studiotable of contents. The NI Measurement Studio Help is listed in the tableof contents.•From Visual Studio, select Measurement Studio»NI MeasurementStudio Help. The help launches within the application.Measurement Studio Release The following resources also are available to provide you with informationabout Measurement Studio.•Getting Started information—Refer to the Measurement Studio CoreOverview topic and the Getting Started with the Measurement StudioClass Libraries section in the NI Measurement Studio Help for anintroduction to Measurement Studio and for walkthroughs that guideyou step-by-step in learning how to develop Measurement Studioapplications. For an introduction to Measurement Studio resources,refer to the Using the Measurement Studio Help topic in theNI Measurement Studio Help.•Examples—Measurement Studio installs examples organized by classlibrary, depending on the component, the version of Visual Studioor the .NET Framework that the example supports, the version ofMeasurement Studio installed on the system, and the operating system.For more information on example locations, refer to the Where To FindExamples topic in the NI Measurement Studio Help.•Measurement Studio Web site, /mstudio—ContainsMeasurement Studio news, support, downloads, white papers, producttutorials, and purchasing information.•NI Developer Zone, —Provides access to onlineexample programs, tutorials, technical news, and Measurement Studiodiscussion forums where you can participate in discussion forums forVisual Basic 6.0, Visual C++, and .NET Languages.•Measurement Studio .NET Class Hierarchy Chart and MeasurementStudio Visual C++ Class Hierarchy Chart—Provide overviews ofclass relationships within class libraries. Charts are included with allMeasurement Studio packages and are posted online at /manuals.•Review the information from the Microsoft Web site on usingVisual Studio.National Instruments, NI, , and LabVIEW are trademarks of National Instruments Corporation.Refer to the Terms of Use section on /legal for more information about NationalInstruments trademarks. Other product and company names mentioned herein are trademarks or tradenames of their respective companies. For patents covering National Instruments products/technology,refer to the appropriate location: Help»Patents in your software, the patents.txt file on yourmedia, or the National Instruments Patent Notice at /patents.© 2006–2008 National Instruments Corporation. All rights reserved.373085E-01Nov08。
measurement studio 例子
测量工作室（Measurement Studio）是一个用于开发数据采集、分析和显示应用程序的集成式开发环境。
它为工程师和科学家提供了一套丰富的工具和库，帮助他们轻松地进行各种测量和实验操作。
在本文中，我们将深入探讨Measurement Studio的例子，并从不同的角度去理解和应用这一强大的工具。
1. 数据采集Measurement Studio提供了丰富的数据采集工具，例如模拟输入、数字输入、计数器输入等。
以一个简单的温度采集系统为例，我们可以使用Measurement Studio提供的模拟输入功能，连接温度传感器并实时采集温度数据。
这个例子展示了Measurement Studio在数据采集方面的强大功能，为实验室和工程应用提供了便利。
2. 数据分析除了数据采集，Measurement Studio还提供了丰富的数据分析工具，如滤波、频谱分析、统计分析等。
以一个声音信号分析系统为例，我们可以使用Measurement Studio提供的频谱分析功能，对声音信号进行频谱分析，直观地展示声音的频率成分。
这个例子展示了Measurement Studio在数据分析方面的强大功能，为科研和工程分析提供了便利。
3. 数据显示Measurement Studio还提供了丰富的数据显示工具，如图形绘制、曲线显示、数据报表等。
以一个实验数据显示系统为例，我们可以使用Measurement Studio提供的图形绘制功能，将实验数据以直观的曲线形式展示出来，帮助研究人员和工程师更好地理解数据。
这个例子展示了Measurement Studio在数据显示方面的强大功能，为数据可视化提供了便利。
总结回顾通过以上的例子，我们可以看到Measurement Studio作为一个集成式开发环境，在数据采集、分析和显示方面具有强大的功能和灵活的应用性。
无论是在实验室的科研工作中，还是在工程应用中，Measurement Studio都能为用户提供便利和高效的工作环境。
NI数据采集（DAQ）设备入门指南说明书
DAQ Getting Started GuideThis guide describes how to confirm your NI data acquisition (DAQ) device is operating properly. Install your application and driver software, then your device, using the instructions packaged with your device. Confirm Device RecognitionComplete the following steps:unch MAX by double-clicking the NI MAX icon on the desktop, or (Windows8) by clickingNI MAX from NI Launcher.2.Expand Devices and Interfaces to confirm your device is detected. If you are using a remoteRT target, expand Remote Systems, find and expand your target, and then expand Devices andInterfaces. If your device is not listed, press <F5> to refresh the configuration tree. If the device isstill not recognized, refer to /support/daqmx.For a Network DAQ device, do the following:•If the Network DAQ device is listed under Devices and Interfaces»Network Devices, right-click it and select Add Device.•If your Network DAQ device is not listed, right-click Network Devices, and select Find Network NI-DAQmx Devices. In the Add Device Manually field, type the Network DAQdevice’s host name or IP address, click the + button, and click Add Selected Devices. Yourdevice will be added under Devices and Interfaces»Network Devices.Note If your DHCP server is set up to automatically register host names, the device registers thedefault host name as cDAQ-<model number>-<serial number>, WLS-<serial number>,or ENET-<serial number>. You can find the serial number on the device. If you cannot find thehost name of that form, it may have been modified from the default to another value.If you still cannot access your Network DAQ device, click the Click here for troubleshootingtips if your device does not appear link in the Find Network NI-DAQmx Devices window orgo to /info and enter the Info Code netdaqhelp.Tip You can test NI-DAQmx applications without installing hardware by using an NI-DAQmxsimulated device. For instructions on creating NI-DAQmx simulated devices and importingNI-DAQmx simulated device configurations to physical devices, in MAX, select Help»Help Topics»NI-DAQmx»MAX Help for NI-DAQmx.3.Right-click the device and select Self-Test. When the self-test finishes, a message indicates successfulverification or if an error occurred. If an error occurs, refer to /support/ daqmx.4.For NI M and X Series PCI Express devices, right-click the device and select Self-Calibrate.A window reports the status of the calibration. Click Finish.Configure the Device SettingsSome devices, such as the NI-9233 and some USB devices, do not need properties for configuringaccessories, RTSI, topologies, or jumper settings. If you are installing only devices without configurable properties, skip to the next step. Configure each device with configurable settings that you install:1.Right-click the device name and select Configure. Be sure to click the device name under thefolder for the system (My System or Remote Systems) and NI-DAQ API in which you want tocontrol the device.For Network DAQ devices, click the device name and then the Network Settings tab to configurenetwork settings. For additional information on configuring Network DAQ devices, refer to yourdevice documentation.2.Configure the device properties.•If you are using an accessory, add the accessory information.•For IEEE 1451.4 transducer electronic data sheet (TEDS) sensors and accessories, configure the device and add the accessory as previously described. Click Scan for TEDS. To configureTEDS sensors cabled directly to a device, in MAX, right-click the device under Devices andInterfaces and select Configure TEDS.3.Click OK to accept the changes.Install Signal Conditioning or Switch DevicesIf your system includes SCXI signal conditioning modules, Signal Conditioning Components (SCC)such as SC carriers and SCC modules, terminal blocks, or switch modules, refer to the getting started guide for the product to install and configure the signal conditioning or switch hardware.Attach Sensors and Signal LinesAttach sensors and signal lines to the terminal block or accessory terminals for each installed device.You can find device terminal/pinout locations in MAX, the NI-DAQmx Help, or the devicedocumentation. In MAX, right-click the device name under Devices and Interfaces, and selectDevice Pinouts.For information about sensors, refer to /sensors. For information about IEEE 1451.4 TEDS smart sensors, refer to /teds. If you are using SignalExpress, refer to Use NI-DAQmx withYour Application Software.Run Test PanelsUse the MAX test panel as follows.1.In MAX, expand Devices and Interfaces or Devices and Interfaces»Network Devices.2.Right-click the device to test, and select Test Panels to open a test panel for the selected device.3.Click the tabs at the top and Start to test the device functions, or Help for operating instructions.4.If the test panel displays an error message, refer to /support.5.Click Close to exit the test panel.DAQ Getting Started Take an NI-DAQmx MeasurementNI-DAQmx Channels and TasksA physical channel is a terminal or pin at which you can measure or generate an analog or digital signal.A virtual channel maps a name to a physical channel and its settings, such as input terminal connections,the type of measurement or generation, and scaling information. In NI-DAQmx, virtual channels areintegral to every measurement.A task is one or more virtual channels with timing, triggering, and other properties. Conceptually, a taskrepresents a measurement or generation to perform. You can set up and save configuration information in a task and use the task in an application. Refer to the NI-DAQmx Help for complete information about channels and tasks.Use the DAQ Assistant to configure virtual channels and tasks in MAX or in your application software. Configure a Task Using the DAQ Assistant from MAXComplete the following steps to create a task using the DAQ Assistant in MAX:1.In MAX, right-click Data Neighborhood and select Create New to open the DAQ Assistant.2.In the Create New window, select NI-DAQmx Task and click Next.3.Select Acquire Signals or Generate Signals.4.Select the I/O type, such as analog input, and the measurement type, such as voltage.5.Select the physical channel(s) to use and click Next. the task and click Finish.7.Configure individual channel settings. Each physical channel you assign to a task receives a virtualchannel name. To modify the input range or other settings, select the channel. Click Details forphysical channel information. Configure the timing and triggering for your task. Click Run. Use NI-DAQmx with Your Application SoftwareThe DAQ Assistant is compatible with version 8.2 or later of LabVIEW, version 7.x or later ofLabWindows™/CVI™ or Measurement Studio, or with version 3 or later of SignalExpress.SignalExpress, an easy-to-use configuration-based tool for data logging applications, is at Start»AllPrograms»National Instruments»NI SignalExpress or (Windows8) NI Launcher.To get started with data acquisition in your application software, refer to the tutorials:Application Tutorial LocationLabVIEW Go to Help»LabVIEW Help. Next, go to Getting Started with LabVIEW»GettingStarted with DAQ»Taking an NI-DAQmx Measurement in LabVIEW.LabWindows/CVI Go to Help»Contents. Next, go to Using LabWindows/CVI»Data Acquisition»Taking anNI-DAQmx Measurement in LabWindows/CVI.Measurement Studio Go to NI Measurement Studio Help»Getting Started with the Measurement StudioClass Libraries»Measurement Studio Walkthroughs»Walkthrough: Creating aMeasurement Studio NI-DAQmx Application.SignalExpress Go to Help»Taking an NI-DAQmx Measurement in SignalExpress.© National Instruments3DAQ Getting Started GuideExamplesNI-DAQmx includes example programs to help you get started developing an application. Modifyexample code and save it in an application, or use examples to develop a new application or add example code to an existing application.To locate LabVIEW, LabWindows/CVI, Measurement Studio, Visual Basic, and ANSI C examples, go to /info and enter the Info Code daqmxexp. For additional examples, refer to .To run examples without hardware installed, use an NI-DAQmx simulated device. In MAX, selectHelp»Help Topics»NI-DAQmx»MAX Help for NI-DAQmx and search for simulated devices. TroubleshootingIf you have problems installing your software, go to /support/daqmx. For hardwaretroubleshooting, go to /support and enter your device name, or go to /kb.If you need to return your National Instruments hardware for repair or device calibration, refer to / info and enter the Info Code rdsenn to start the Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) process.Go to /info and enter rddq8x for a complete listing of the NI-DAQmx documents and their locations.More InformationAfter you install NI-DAQmx, the NI-DAQmx software documents are accessible from Start»All Programs»National Instruments»NI-DAQ»NI-DAQmx document title or(Windows8) NI Launcher. Additional resources are online at /gettingstarted.You can access online device documentation by right-clicking your device in MAX and selecting Help»Online Device Documentation. A browser window opens to /manuals with the results of a search for relevant device documents. If you do not have Web access, documents for supported devices are included on the NI-DAQmx media.Worldwide Technical SupportFor support information, refer to /support for access to everything from troubleshooting and application development self-help resources to email and phone assistance from NI ApplicationEngineers. 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NI multisim 10仿真软件的基本操作
他实验一 NI multisim 10仿真软件的基本操作1．本次实验的目的和要求NI Multisim 10仿真软件是电子电路计算机仿真设计与分析的基础。
本次实验的目的和要求：掌握NI multisim 10系统，NI multisim 10的主窗口、菜单栏、工具栏、元器件库、仪器仪表库的基本界面；NI Multisim 10的文件（File）、编辑（Edit）、创建子电路等基本操作；元器件的操作、电路图选项的设置、导线的操作、输入/输出端等电路创建的基础；数字多用表、示波器、函数信号发生器、电压表、电流表等仪器仪表的基本操作；NI Multisim 10的电路分析菜单和分析方法。
2．实践内容或原理重点掌握NI Multisim 10仿真软件的基本操作方法，重点是NI Multisim 10的菜单、工具栏、元器件库、仪器仪表库、电路创建的操作方法。
主要包含有：①NI multisim 10的基本界面、主窗口、菜单栏、工具栏②NI multisim 10的元器件库③NI multisim 10的仪器仪表库④NI multisim 10的基本操作a. 文件（File）基本操作b. 编辑（Edit）的基本操作c. 创建子电路（Place →New Subcircuit）d. 在电路工作区内输入文字（Place→Text）e. 输入注释（Place→Comment）f. 编辑图纸标题栏（Place→Title Block）⑤电路创建的基础a. 元器件的操作b. 电路图选项的设置c. 导线的操作e. 输入/输出端⑥仪器仪表的使用a. 仪器仪表的基本操作b. 数字多用表（Multimeter）c. 函数信号发生器（Function Generator）d. 瓦特表（Wattmeter）e. 示波器（Oscilloscope）f. 波特图仪（Bode Plotter）g. 字信号发生器（Word Generator）h. 逻辑分析仪（Logic Analyzer）i. 逻辑转换仪（Logic Converter）j. 失真分析仪（Distortion Analyzer）k. 频谱分析仪（Spectrum Analyzer）l. 网络分析仪（Network Analyzer）m. 电流/电压（I/V）分析仪n. 测量探针和电流探针o. 电压表p. 电流表⑦NI multisim 10的分析菜单3．需用的仪器、试剂或材料等①计算机②NI Multisim电子电路计算机仿真软件③教材《基于NI Multisim的电子电路计算机仿真设计与分析》黄智伟主编，电子工业出版社，20114．实践步骤或环节本次实验的目的和要求是重点掌握NI Multisim 10的基本内容和使用方法，这是进行以后各章学习的基础。
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Measurement Studio 8.1.2 用户指南说明书
RELEASE NOTESMeasurement Studio™These release notes introduce Measurement Studio 8.1.2. Refer to thisdocument for installation requirements, deployment requirements,installation instructions, information about new features and functionality,and resources in Measurement Studio.These release notes are a subset of the Measurement Studio User Manual,which has not been updated for Measurement Studio 8.1.2. SelectStart»All Programs»National Instruments»<Measurement Studio>»Measurement Studio User Manual to access the Measurement Studio8.0.1 User Manual.ContentsInstallation Requirements (2)Deployment Requirements (3)Installation Instructions (3)Installing the Current Version of Measurement Studioover Previous Versions of Measurement Studio (4)What’s New in Measurement Studio 8.1.2 (4)Legend Control Scrollbars (5)WYSIWYG Editing of Labels with Engineering Formatting inMeasurement Studio User Interface Controls (5)Programmatic Parsing of Strings with Engineering Formatting (6)Network Variable Library Enhancements (7)Increased Performance with Network Variable (7)Updated Visual Studio 6.0 Support (7)Analysis Code Snippets (8)NI-SCOPE .NET Driver Support (8)Learning Measurement Studio (8)Measurement Studio Release Notes Installation RequirementsTo use Measurement Studio, your computer must have the following:•Microsoft Windows XP/2000 for Visual Studio .NET 2003 orMicrosoft Windows Vista/XP/2000 for Visual Studio 2005Note If you have Windows Vista installed, you must also have both Visual Studio 2005 Service Pack 1 and Visual Studio Service Pack 1 Update for Windows Vista installed on your machine for Measurement Studio to function properly.•Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 for Visual Studio .NET 2003 orMicrosoft .NET Framework 2.0 for Visual Studio 2005 (requiredonly for the Measurement Studio .NET class libraries)•Standard, Professional, Enterprise Developer, Enterprise Architect, orAcademic edition of Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003; Standard,Professional, or Team System edition of Microsoft Visual Studio 2005(required to use the Measurement Studio integrated tools); or VisualC#, Visual Basic .NET, or Visual C++ Express Editions of MicrosoftVisual Studio 2005•Intel Pentium III class processor, 1 GHz or higher•Video display—1024 × 768, 256 colors (16-bit color recommended foruser interface controls)•Minimum of 256 MB of RAM (512 MB or higher recommended)•Minimum of 405 MB of free hard disk space for Visual Studio .NET2003 support and minimum of 385 MB of free hard disk space forVisual Studio 2005 support•Microsoft-compatible mouse•Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or later Optional Installation —In order for links from Measurement Studiohelp topics to .NET Framework help topics to work, you must installthe Microsoft .NET Framework SDK 1.1 or Microsoft .NET FrameworkSDK2.0.© National Instruments Corporation 3Measurement Studio Release Notes Deployment RequirementsTo deploy an application built with Measurement Studio .NET classlibraries, the target computer must have a Windows Vista/XP/2000operating system and the .NET Framework version 1.1 for Visual Studio.NET 2003 or the .NET Framework version 2.0 for Visual Studio 2005.To deploy an application built with Measurement Studio Visual C++ classlibraries, the target computer must have a Windows Vista/XP/2000 operating system.Installation InstructionsComplete the following steps to install Measurement Studio. These stepsdescribe a typical installation. Please carefully review all additionallicensing and warning dialog boxes.Note There are separate installers for Measurement Studio support for Visual Studio .NET 2003 and Measurement Studio support for Visual Studio 2005. Repeat the installation instructions to install support for both. Also, if prompted, insert the Device Drivers CD and select Rescan Drive to install device drivers.National Instruments recommends that you exit all programs beforerunning the Measurement Studio installer. Applications that run in thebackground, such as virus scanning utilities, might cause the installer totake longer than average to complete.Complete the following steps to install Measurement Studio:1.Log on as an administrator or as a user with administrator privileges.2.Insert the Measurement Studio 8.1.2 installation CD and follow theinstructions that appear on the screen.National Instruments recommends that you install the completeMeasurement Studio program. If you perform a custom installation and donot install all the Measurement Studio features, you can run the installationprogram again later to install additional features.Note The option to browse for an installation location is valid only if you have not already installed any Measurement Studio features for the version of Visual Studio or the .NET Framework that you are installing. If you have any Measurement Studio features installed, then Measurement Studio installs to the same root directory to which you installed otherMeasurement Studio features.Installing the Current Version of Measurement Studio over Previous Versions of Measurement StudioYou can have only one version of Measurement Studio installed on asystem for each version of Visual Studio or the .NET Framework installedon the system. For example, you can have Measurement Studio 8.1.1 forVisual Studio .NET 2003 installed on the same system as MeasurementStudio 8.1.2 for Visual Studio 2005, but you cannot have MeasurementStudio 8.1.1 for Visual Studio 2005 installed on the same system asMeasurement Studio 8.1.2 for Visual Studio 2005.If you install a newer version of Measurement Studio on a machine that hasa prior version of Measurement Studio installed, the newer version installerreplaces the prior version functionality, including class libraries. However,the prior version assemblies remain in the global assembly cache (GAC);therefore, applications that reference the prior version continue to use theprior version .NET assemblies.1The default directory for Measurement Studio 8.1 support for Visual Studio.NET 2003 (Program Files\NationalInstruments\MeasurementStudioVS2003) is different than the default directory forMeasurement Studio 7.0 support for Visual Studio .NET 2003 (ProgramFiles\NationalInstruments\MeasurementStudio70). IfMeasurement Studio 7.0 is installed on your machine when you installMeasurement Studio 8.1, Measurement Studio 8.1 installs to the 7.0directory. If you prefer to install Measurement Studio 8.1 to the default 8.1directory, you must first uninstall all Measurement Studio class libraries,including class libraries installed with National Instruments driversoftware, such as NI-VISA, NI-488.2, and NI-DAQmx.What’s New in Measurement Studio 8.1.2Measurement Studio includes support for Visual Studio 2005, VisualStudio .NET 2003, and Visual Studio 6.0. New features in MeasurementStudio 8.1.2 include legend control scrollbars, WYSIWYG editing oflabels with engineering formatting in Measurement Studio user interfacecontrols, programmatic parsing of strings with engineering formatting,network variable library enhancements, an updated version of the VisualStudio 6.0 support, analysis code snippets, and NI-SCOPE .NET DriverSupport.1 This does not apply to mon.dll. mon.dll uses a publisher policy file to redirect applications to always use the newest version of mon.dll installed on the system, for each version of the .NET Framework. mon.dll is backward-compatible. Measurement Studio Release Legend Control ScrollbarsYou can use the Measurement Studio legend control scrollbar to scrollthrough the legend items at run time instead of having a fixed size for thecontrol. This enables you to conserve valuable space in your applicationwhile still representing all the items necessary for a useful legend.For more information, refer to Using the Measurement Studio WindowsForms Legend .NET Control or Using the Measurement Studio Web FormsLegend .NET Control topics in the NI Measurement Studio Help.Figure 1. Legend Control with Horizontal Scrollbar WYSIWYG Editing of Labels with Engineering Formatting in Measurement Studio User Interface ControlsPrior versions of Measurement Studio only support editing engineeringformatted values at run time as basic numeric formatted strings. InMeasurement Studio 8.1.2, you can edit engineering formatted values atrun time as engineering formatted strings or as basic numeric formattedstrings. Engineering formatted values are numeric values formatted withengineering notation and International System of Units (SI) prefixes andsymbols. You can edit engineering formatted values for the WindowsForms and Web Forms numeric edit control and the Windows Formsnumeric edit array control. You can edit engineering formatted ranges forthe Windows Forms numeric pointer controls and the Windows Forms andWeb Forms scatter, waveform, and complex graph axes.© National Instruments Corporation5Measurement Studio Release NotesThis feature is enabled by default for new Measurement Studio controlsyou add to your project. You can enable this feature for existingMeasurement Studio controls in your project by checking the WYSIWYGEditing check box in the Numeric Format Mode Editor dialog box. Youaccess the Numeric Format Mode Editor dialog box for the numeric editcontrol and the numeric edit array control by selecting the FormatModeproperty on the Property Pages for the control. You access the NumericFormat Mode Editor dialog box for the numeric pointer controls and theaxes of the graph controls by selecting theEditRangeNumericFormatMode property in the Property Pages for thecontrol.Figure 2. Numeric Format Mode Editor Programmatic Parsing of Strings with Engineering FormattingYou can use theNationalInstruments.EngineeringFormatInfo.TryParsemethod or theNationalInstruments.EngineeringFormatInfo.Parse method toconvert the engineering string representation of a number to itsdouble-precision floating-point number equivalent based on the format youspecify. You use TryParse or Parse to parse an engineering stringrepresentation of a value, such as a formatted string returned byNationalInstruments.EngineeringFormatInfo.Format, toobtain the actual value.Measurement Studio Release Network Variable Library EnhancementsIn the Network Variable Browser dialog box, you can now select multiplenetwork variable locations. To enable this feature, right-click theNetworkVariableBrowserDialog component and select Properties. Inthe Property Pages, set MultipleSelect to True. You can use theSelectedLocationS property to return an array of the selected networkvariable locations.Increased Performance with Network VariableLogos is the underlying technology of the NI-Publish Subscribe Protocol(psp:), a National Instruments proprietary protocol for inter-processcommunication. Network variables in Measurement Studio 8.1.2,LabWindows/CVI 8.5, and LabVIEW 8.5 and later use a newimplementation of Logos called LogosXT. You can use LogosXT toincrease the speed of network variable data transfer—LogosXT isapproximately 3.5 times faster when all host machines are runningLogosXT instead of Logos. LogosXT is automatically installed when youinstall Measurement Studio 8.1.2.Updated Visual Studio 6.0 SupportMeasurement Studio Support for Visual Studio 6.0 will now require you torun only one installer instead of an initial installation and an updaterinstaller. Measurement Studio Support for Visual Studio 6.0 also includessupport for Microsoft Windows Vista.As you work with Measurement Studio Support for Visual Studio 6.0, youmight need to consult additional resources. For detailed MeasurementStudio help, including function reference and in-depth documentation ondeveloping with Measurement Studio, refer to the Measurement StudioReference and Measurement Studio Reference Addendum. For a list of allMeasurement Studio documentation in electronic format, refer to theMeasurement Studio Library. To view the Measurement Studio Reference,Reference Addendum, and Library, select Start»All Programs»NationalInstruments»Measurement Studio Support for Visual Studio 6»Help.Refer to Measurement Studio for Visual Basic Support and MeasurementStudio for Visual C++ Support on for additional information.© National Instruments Corporation7Measurement Studio Release NotesAnalysis Code SnippetsMeasurement Studio 8.1.2 includes analysis code snippets in thedocumentation that can be copied and pasted into an application and usedimmediately. The following classes include new example code snippets:•CurveFit•ArrayOperations•Digital Filters—Bessel, Butterworth, and Chebyshev•StatisticsFor more information, refer to Using the Measurement Studio Analysis.NET Library in the NI Measurement Studio Help.NI-SCOPE .NET Driver SupportThe .NET class libraries for NI-SCOPE include .NET APIs for NI-SCOPE,NI-TClk, and NI-ModInst instrument drivers. These class libraries providea .NET interface to the underlying driver API. You can use the .NET classlibraries to create and configure NI-SCOPE components programmaticallyand at design time.For further information on NI-SCOPE .NET driver support and todownload the NI-SCOPE .NET class libraries, refer to NI-SCOPE.NET Driver Support on .Learning Measurement StudioAs you work with Measurement Studio, you might need to consultadditional resources. For detailed Measurement Studio help, includingfunction reference and in-depth documentation on developing withMeasurement Studio, refer to the NI Measurement Studio Help within theVisual Studio environment. The NI Measurement Studio Help is fullyintegrated with the Visual Studio help. You must have Visual Studioinstalled to view the online help, and you must have the Microsoft .NETFramework SDK 1.1 for Visual Studio .NET 2003 or the Microsoft .NETFramework SDK 2.0 for Visual Studio 2005 installed in order for linksfrom Measurement Studio help topics to .NET Framework help topics towork. You can launch the NI Measurement Studio Help in the followingways:•From the Windows Start menu, select Start»All Programs»NationalInstruments»<Measurement Studio>»Measurement StudioDocumentation. The help launches in a stand-alone help viewer.•From Visual Studio, select Help»Contents to view the Visual Studiotable of contents. The NI Measurement Studio Help is listed in the tableof contents.Measurement Studio Release •From Visual Studio, select Measurement Studio»NI MeasurementStudio Help. The help launches within the application.The following resources also are available to provide you with informationabout Measurement Studio.•Getting Started information—Refer to the Measurement Studio CoreOverview topic and the Getting Started with the Measurement StudioClass Libraries section in the NI Measurement Studio Help for anintroduction to Measurement Studio and for walkthroughs that guideyou step-by-step in learning how to develop Measurement Studioapplications.•Examples—Measurement Studio installs examples organized by classlibrary, depending on the component, the version of Visual Studio orthe .NET Framework that the example supports, the version ofMeasurement Studio installed on the system, and the operating system.For more information on example locations, refer to Where To FindExamples in the NI Measurement Studio Help.•Measurement Studio Web site, /mstudio—ContainsMeasurement Studio news, support, downloads, white papers, producttutorials, and purchasing information.•NI Developer Zone, —Provides access to onlineexample programs, tutorials, technical news, and a MeasurementStudio Discussion Forum where you can participate in discussionforums for Visual Basic 6.0, Visual C++, and .NET Languages.•Measurement Studio .NET Class Hierarchy Chart and MeasurementStudio Visual C++ Class Hierarchy Chart—Provide overviews ofclass relationships within class libraries. Charts are included with allMeasurement Studio packages and are posted online at/manuals.•Review the information from the Microsoft Web site on using VisualStudio.National Instruments, NI, , and LabVIEW are trademarks of National Instruments Corporation.Refer to the Terms of Use section on /legal for more information about NationalInstruments trademarks. Other product and company names mentioned herein are trademarks or tradenames of their respective companies. For patents covering National Instruments products, refer to theappropriate location: Help»Patents in your software, the patents.txt file on your CD, or/patents.© 2006–2007 National Instruments Corporation. All rights reserved.373085C-01Sep07。
Micromeritics ASAP2010比表面和孔径分布测定仪操作方法
ASAP2010比表面和孔径分布测定仪操作方法制作人：丁光俊V2.0日期：2010年6月15日一．仪器说明ASAP2010比表面和孔径分布测定仪由分析系统、界面控制器和微机控制系统组成。
本系统为ASAP2010的一般型号。
系统中没有分子泵的。
真空泵的极限真空能力为10-3mmHg。
仪器可使用110V或者220V电压，但必须在安装改变后面板的旋钮的位置，更改为正确的电压，并选择合适的保险丝（220v 2A，110V，4A）。
本系统选择使用110V电源。
控制器电源为110V。
控制电脑电源为110V。
(警告：若换电源，必须首先检查电压旋钮的位置！)系统使用两种气体：N2和He。
压力设定为0.2MPa左右，常开状态。
系统运行过程中使用液氮进行系统脱除水蒸气，防止真空泵受到污染。
系统有两个样品处理口（左侧两个样品处理口）和一个分析口（和P0管挨在一起），有冷阱（中间两个相连的玻璃管）及饱和蒸气压测定管（细金属管P0），分析用液氮瓶安放在升降架上，可在操作界面上由系统自动控制。
有两个加热套用于预处理样品。
样品管和P0管有塑料管套保护。
系统还包括一个控制面板，控制脱气系统的抽空、加热处理。
此外，有一可滑动的深棕色防护罩起保护作用。
脱气系统和表面分析过程互不影响。
可在分析的过程中进行样品处理，以提高工作效率。
脱气系统的阀门由控制面板控制，分析系统的阀门由软件控制。
冷阱——开机前应先装好冷阱液氮；开机过程中，应在每天上午处理或分析样品前，添加冷阱液氮至合适高度，防止真空泵受污染。
样品管——一定要垂直安装，防止漏气；分析系统样品管如不垂直，液氮瓶上升时会挤碎样品管。
如果样品管安装不牢，在抽真空过程还不会有问题，但在回充气体时，样品管会被气流冲脱而损坏。
脱气处理系统fast 和slow 两个键一定不能与gas 键同时打开。
取下处理样品管时一定要先确认left 或right 键是关闭状态，且>ATM 灯亮。
样品分析口和二个样品处理口在没装样品管时，一定要用玻璃封口塞进行密封，防止灰尘进入系统。
NI_VeriStand_2010_使用手册
Real-Time Testing and Simulation SoftwareNI VeriStand 2010使用手册Document Version 1.0By 慕慕316395914目录1.概述 (3)2.创建软件模型 (4)2.1.创建被控对象模型 (4)2.2.创建控制器模型 (9)3.创建MIL测试环境 (11)4.创建测试激励信号 (20)4.1.使用S TIMULUS P ROFILE E DITOR (20)4.2.使用TMDS F ILE V IEWER (26)5.VERISTAND高级功能 (28)5.1.使用U SER C HANNELS、P ROCEDURES、A LARMS (28)5.2.使用C ALCULATED C HANNELS (33)6.创建HIL测试系统 (39)6.1.添加实时目标机 (39)6.2.添加NI DAQ设备 (41)6.3.添加NI R系列设备 (43)6.4.添加NI故障注入模块 (44)6.5.添加NI C OMPACT RIO硬件 (47)6.6.添加NI XNET硬件 (48)6.7.添加TDK-L AMBDA可编程电源 (53)6.8.更改软硬件端口映射 (57)6.9.更改模型运行设置 (58)1.概述VeriStand 2010是美国National Instruments公司专门针对HiL仿真测试系统而开发出的软件环境。
VeriStand 2010是一种基于配置的软件环境，它简单易用，无需编程就完成实时测试系统的创建，实现HiL测试中所需的各种功能。
NI VeriStand 2010能够配置模拟、数字和基于FPGA的硬件I/O接口；能够配置激励生成、记录数据、计算通道和事件警报；能够从NI LabVIEW和MathWorks Simulink®等建模环境中导入控制算法和仿真模型；能够利用操作界面实时在线监控运行任务并与之交互。
UI2010说明书
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±(0.4%读数+0.1%量程+1 字) 输入波形：正弦波； ±(0.4%读数+0.1%量程+1 输入频率：45~65Hz； 0.01~20.00A 字) 波形中无直流成分； ±(0.4%读数+0.1%量程+1 0.0~9999W 仪器 校 准 后 12 个月 字) ± (0.004+0.001/ 读 数 +1 内。 0.000~1.000 字)
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下插头，以防可能的雷击造成仪器的损坏。 在测试状态， 显示器显示 “电压” 、 “电流” 、 “功率” 、 “功率因数” 4 参数， 若要显示“频率” ，按“Hz/PF”键。 若要谐波分析，按“谐波”键，结合“↑”键和“↓”键可观察电压和 电流的总谐波和各次谐波分量， “POWER”窗口显示谐波次数，同时“K”指 示灯亮。按“％/VALUE”键可在谐波百分比显示与谐波绝对数值显示之间转 换。相应的指示灯“V”和“A”或“％”亮。 若要打印测试数据和波形，按“打印”键即可。 提示：请选择与仪器匹配的打印机，若不匹配，打印机将不工作或打印 错误的信息。 建议：若要打印数据和波形，建议仪器和电脑相连接，同时打印机与电 脑相连接，运行“UI2010”测试程序，点击 容。 实现打印。详见第六章相关内
2010 NI产品指南
NI产品指南/china目录图形化系统设计软件概述2LabVIEW 4LabVIEW模块、工具包与驱动程序6LabWindows™/CVI 9Measurement Studio 10NI TestStand 11NI VeriStand 12DIAdem 13Multisim 13图形化系统设计硬件概述14数据采集与信号调理16PXI 25模块化仪器29NI工业自动化平台39快速原型及嵌入式平台48GPIB 51VXI 53NI ELVIS设计原型平台54培训、认证与定价培训与认证55院校与OEM折扣及GSA定价56大陆地区代理与CompactRIO分销商及增值服务商57 LabWindows标志的使用已得到Microsoft Corporation授权。
Windows是Microsoft Corporation在美国及其它国家的注册商标。
/china 2图形化系统设计软件概述在过去的20多年中，NI 一直为业界提供最先进的测量与自动化软件，不断推进虚拟仪器技术的发展。
近年来，NI 进一步把虚拟仪器技术的观念扩展到“图形化系统设计”的高度，为您提供集快速设计、原型开发以及发布系统于一体的统一开发平台。
目前，NI 提供应用开发环境（ADE ）、分析与测试管理软件以及设备和仪器驱动程序，全方位满足您测试、控制以及设计的需求。
NI 提供各种系统管理软件，例如专用于测试管理的NI TestSt and ，专用于为离线数据分析及显示的D I Ad e m 。
对于图形化、交互式以及基于文本编程的解决方案，您可以使用应用开发环境（ADE ），例如NI LabVIEW 、LabWindows™/CVI 以及Measurement Studio for Microsoft Visual Studio 。
NI 还提供硬件驱动程序、灵活的高级API 以及配置管理器。
系统管理软件NI TestStand 、NI VeriStand 、NI Switch Executive 、DIAdemLabWindows ™/CVI LabVIEWMeasurement Studio for Visual Studio驱动程序与测量服务NI-DAQmx 、NI-VISA 、测量与自动化浏览器（MAX ）数据采集和信号调理可编程自动化控制器仪器通信LabWindows 标志的使用已得到Microsoft Corporation 授权。
Measurement Studio Measurement Computing Edition 安
RELEASE NOTESMeasurement StudioMeasurement Computing Edition These release notes supplement the Measurement Studio MeasurementComputing Edition User Manual . Refer to this document for informationabout new features and functionality, specific updates to thedocumentation, and resources in Measurement Studio. These releasenotes include information about Measurement Studio support for VisualStudio 2008, Visual Studio 2005, and Visual Studio .NET 2003.For installation instructions, installation requirements, deploymentinformation, a list of fixed bugs, and known issues, refer to theMeasurement Studio Readme . There is a different Measurement StudioReadme for each supported version of Visual Studio. The MeasurementStudio Readme files are available in the root folder of the installation CDand are linked from the Autorun menu. After installing MeasurementStudio 8.6, select Start»All Programs»National Instruments»<Measurement Studio>»Readme to access the Measurement Studio 8.6Readme .Note There are separate Start menu items for each version of Visual Studio support.For a complete introduction to Measurement Studio and to learn aboutMeasurement Studio concepts, controls, and features, refer to theMeasurement Studio Measurement Computing Edition User Manual .Select Start»All Programs»National Instruments»<MeasurementStudio>»Measurement Studio User Manual to access the MeasurementStudio Measurement Computing Edition User Manual .TipThe Documentation Updates section of these Release Notes details changes to theMeasurement Studio Computing Edition User Manual content.™™What’s New in Measurement Studio 8.6What’s New in Measurement Studio 8.6 Support for Visual Studio 2008New features in Measurement Studio 8.6 support for Visual Studio 2008include the following. Refer to the New Features in MeasurementStudio8.6 section for more information.•Technical Data Management Streaming (TDMS) .NET Support•Mouse Cursor Customizability•Additional new features–Instrument Driver Wizard HTML Tag Removal–New Properties for AutoSpacing in Graph Axes–Bug FixesWhat’s New in Measurement Studio 8.6 Support for Visual Studio 2005New features in Measurement Studio 8.6 support for Visual Studio 2005include the following. Refer to the New Features in MeasurementStudio8.6 section for more information.•Technical Data Management Streaming (TDMS) .NET Support•Mouse Cursor Customizability•Additional new features–Instrument Driver Wizard HTML Tag Removal–New Properties for AutoSpacing in Graph Axes–Bug FixesWhat’s New in Measurement Studio 8.6 Support for Visual Studio.NET2003Measurement Studio support for Visual Studio .NET 2003 is considered alegacy product. The version number for Measurement Studio support forVisual Studio .NET 2003 is 8.1.2.Measurement Computing Edition Release New Features in Measurement Studio8.6Technical Data Management Streaming (TDMS) .NET SupportTechnical Data Management Streaming (TDMS) is a file format basedon the National Instruments TDM data model used to stream data to disk.You can use the TDMS .NET class library to describe, store, and readmeasurement data that is optimized for high-speed data streaming and postprocessing. Additionally, you can use the TDMS .NET class library tocreate files you can use in LabVIEW, LabWindows/CVI, DIAdem, andthird-party industry tools, and files created by these applications can beused by the TDMS .NET class library.For more information, refer to Key Measurement Studio TDMS .NETLibrary Features in the NI Measurement Studio Help.TDM Excel Add-InYou can use the TDM Excel Add-In to load NI .tdm and .tdms files intoMicrosoft Excel. Use the toolbar from within Excel to choose whichproperties are loaded into Excel at the file, group, and channel levels,including custom properties.Refer to NI Developer Zone, , for more information aboutthe TDM Excel Add-In.Mouse Cursor CustomizabilityDifferent cursor images represent different interactive operations that anend user can perform on a control. For example, when editing or selectingtext, you typically display a System.Windows.Input.Cursors.IBeam cursor, and for zooming on a graph, you typically display amagnifying lens. Now you can customize mouse cursors, at design time orprogrammatically, for different interactions with the Measurement StudioWindows Forms and Web Forms controls.Additional New FeaturesMeasurement Studio 8.6 also introduces the following new features:•Instrument Driver Wizard HTML Tag Removal—When theInstrument Driver Wizard creates .NET entry points, the InstrumentDriver Wizard extracts the specific documentation for each memberfrom the function panel (.fp) file. This documentation can containHTML entities that make it difficult to read the documentation. Withthis update, the Instrument Driver Wizard includes an option to removethe HTML tags from the documentation, making the documentationeasier to read.© National Instruments Corporation3Measurement Computing Edition Release Notes•New Properties for AutoSpacing in Graph Axes—You can use theAutoSpacingMajorInterval and AutoSpacingMinorIntervalproperties to return the value of the interval used when plotting withAutoSpacing.•Bug Fixes—Measurement Studio 8.6 includes many fixes forpreviously reported bugs. Refer to the fixed bug chart in theMeasurement Studio 8.6 Readme for more information. Select Start»All Programs»National Instruments»<Measurement Studio>»Readme to access the Measurement Studio 8.6 Readme. Documentation UpdatesThe following sections describe changes to the printed MeasurementStudio documentation for Measurement Studio 8.5. These changes will beincorporated into future revisions of the Measurement Studio ComputingEdition User Manual.Chapter 1 UpdatesPage Text Change1-3Following Step 4 of the Installation Instructions, insert the following note:Note: The Measurement Studio installation process includes a command window that opens and closes on your desktop. Closing this windowprematurely causes Measurement Studio integration features to fail to beconfigured properly. For example, Measurement Studio controls do not appear inthe Toolbox, or the Measurement Studio New Project Wizards are not available. Measurement Computing Edition Release Chapter 2 UpdatesPage Text Change2-1Insert a new bullet before the User Interface bullet:•Technical Data Management Streaming (TDMS)2-9Insert the following before the User Interface heading:Technical Data Management Streaming (TDMS) .NET SupportTechnical Data Management Streaming (TDMS) is a file format based on theNational Instruments TDM data model used to stream data to disk. You can usethe TDMS .NET class library to describe, store, and read measurement data thatis optimized for high-speed data streaming and post processing. Additionally, youcan use the TDMS .NET class library to create files that you can use in LabVIEW,CVI, and DIAdem, and files created by these applications can be used by theTDMS .NET class library. You can use the Measurement Studio TDMS .NETclass library to perform the following operations:•Read and write array data in a structured format from and to a .tdms file.•Read and write analog waveform data or digital waveform data, includingtiming information, from and to a .tdms file.•Using the TdmsProperty class, you can create custom properties for eachlevel of the hierarchy by defining a name, data type, and value.For more information, refer to the Key Measurement Studio TDMS .NET LibraryFeatures topic in the NI Measurement Studio Help.TDM Excel Add-InYou can use the TDM Excel Add-In to load NI .tdm and .tdms files intoMicrosoft Excel. Use the toolbar from within Excel to choose which propertiesare loaded into Excel at the file, group, and channel levels, including customproperties.To uninstall the TDM Excel Add-In, select Start»Control Panel»Add orRemove Programs, select National Instruments Software from the list, andclick the Change/Remove button. Then select NI TDM Excel Add-in from thelist, and click the Remove button.Refer to NI Developer Zone, , for more information about theTDM Excel Add-In.© National Instruments Corporation5Measurement Computing Edition Release NotesMeasurement Computing Edition Release Notes Learning Measurement StudioAs you work with Measurement Studio, you might need to consult additional resources. For detailed Measurement Studio help, including function reference and in-depth documentation on developing withMeasurement Studio, refer to the NI Measurement Studio Help within the Visual Studio environment. The NI Measurement Studio Help is fully integrated with the Visual Studio help. You must have Visual Studio installed to view the online help, and you must have the Microsoft .NET Framework SDK 1.1 for Visual Studio .NET 2003, the Microsoft .NET Framework SDK 2.0 for Visual Studio 2005, or the Microsoft .NET Framework SDK 3.5 for Visual Studio 2008 installed in order for links from Measurement Studio help topics to .NET Framework help topics to work. You can launch the NI Measurement Studio Help in the following ways:•From the Windows Start menu, select Start»All Programs»NationalInstruments»<Measurement Studio>»Measurement StudioDocumentation . The help launches in a stand-alone help viewer.•From Visual Studio, select Help»Contents to view the Visual Studio table of contents. The NI Measurement Studio Help is listed in the table of contents.•From Visual Studio, select Measurement Studio»NI Measurement Studio Help . The help launches within the application.2-13, 2-17,2-29, 2-34Insert the following bullet at the end of the Cursor Operations section:•Create custom mouse cursors programmatically or at design time using themouse cursor style editor.2-15, 2-32Insert the following bullet at the end of the Additional Operations section:•Create custom mouse cursors programmatically or at design time using the mouse cursor style editor.PageText ChangeThe following resources also are available to provide you with informationabout Measurement Studio.•Getting Started information—Refer to the Measurement Studio CoreOverview topic and the Getting Started with the Measurement StudioClass Libraries section in the NI Measurement Studio Help for anintroduction to Measurement Studio and for walkthroughs that guideyou step-by-step in learning how to develop Measurement Studioapplications. For an introduction to Measurement Studio resources,refer to the Using the Measurement Studio Help topic in theNI Measurement Studio Help.•Examples—Measurement Studio installs examples organized by classlibrary, depending on the component, the version of Visual Studio orthe .NET Framework that the example supports, the version ofMeasurement Studio installed on the system, and the operating system.For more information on example locations, refer to the Where To FindExamples topic in the NI Measurement Studio Help.•Measurement Computing Technical Support—Refer to Appendix A,Contacting Measurement Computing Corp., in the MeasurementStudio Measurement Computing Edition User Manual for moreinformation.You can find the User Manual at Start»All Programs»National Instruments»<Measurement Studio>»MeasurementStudio Documentation»User Manual.•Measurement Studio Measurement Computing Edition Web site,/mstudio—Contains Measurement Studio news,support, and downloads.•NI Developer Zone, —Provides access to onlineexample programs, tutorials, technical news, and Measurement Studiodiscussion forums where you can participate in discussion forums for.NET Languages.•Review the information from the Microsoft Web site on using VisualStudio.National Instruments, NI, , and LabVIEW are trademarks of National Instruments Corporation.Refer to the Terms of Use section on /legal for more information about NationalInstruments trademarks. 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第1章Multisim10概述
1.2 Multisim 10 仿真环境
Multisim 10是一个集成的仿真和开发环境， 集菜单、工具栏、虚拟仪器库和元器件库于一 体。可在Multisim 10仿真环境下实现仿真电路 的创建、虚拟仪器的添加、仿真参数的设置、 仿真电路的调试、仿真结果的观测以及仿真数 据的转换等功能。
Multisim 10 工作界面 菜单栏 标准工具栏 设计工具箱 元器件库工具栏 视图工具栏
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Multsim 10 新增功能
⑴仿真分析中可使用表达式。
⑵虚拟3D仿真工作台。 ⑶新增加了LabVIEW虚拟仪器，可在Multisim 10环境 中调用。
NATIONAL INSTRUMENTS LabVIEW LabVIEW 2010 发行说明
LabVIEW发行说明™LabVIEW 2010发行说明包含LabVIEW安装说明和LabVIEW的操作系统要求。
如升级LabVIEW的前期版本，安装LabVIEW 2010前应阅读软件升级包中的LabVIEW升级说明。
如需转换前期版本的VI，在LabVIEW 2010中使用，必须阅读相关注意事项。
安装LabVIEW前，应阅读本文档的系统要求部分，然后按照安装LabVIEW 2010中的说明进行安装。
安装LabVIEW后，请阅读参考资料部分，了解LabVIEW入门知识。
目录系统要求 (2)安装LabVIEW 2010 (6)Windows (6)Mac OS X (7)Linux (8)安装LabVIEW附加软件 (9)安装应用程序生成器 (9)激活LabVIEW许可证(Windows) (9)试用LabVIEW、模块和工具包 (10)单用户许可证和批量许可证 (10)安装和配置硬件 (10)Windows (10)Mac OS X (10)Linux (11)参考资料 (11)LabVIEW快速参考指南 (11) (11)系统要求表1为运行LabVIEW 2010的操作系统要求。
表1LabVIEW 2010的系统要求系统平台磁盘空间和系统要求重要说明所有平台运行LabVIEW至少需要256 MB的内存。
NI建议使用1 GB或以上的内存。
运行LabVIEW至少需要1024 × 768像素的屏幕分辨率。
部署LabVIEW生成的应用程序时，LabVIEW运行引擎至少需要64 MB的内存，屏幕分辨率至少为800 × 600像素。
NI建议使用256 MB以上的内存且屏幕分辨率至少为1024 × 768像素。
LabVIEW和LabVIEW帮助包含16位彩色图形。
LabVIEW至少需要16位彩色配置。
如需搜索PDF格式的LabVIEW用户手册，必须安装Adobe Reader。
基于NI LabVIEW 2010和NI RIO构建精确定时的嵌入式系统
基于NI LabVIEW 2010和NI RIO构建精确定时的嵌入式系统1、介绍在构建嵌入式系统时，不论是为了确保控制循环能够可靠的执行，还是保证I/O信号能够被及时响应，或是让处理速度达到系统应用的要求，定时都是其中的关键。
构建一套可以满足定时要求的系统，首先从硬件开始进行选择，必须在尺寸、功耗、处理能力和延迟等方面进行很好的平衡。
另外，嵌入式系统的软件在执行调节、中断响应和计算任务之间的时间平衡几个方面扮演着重要的角色。
在考虑定时性能的前提下进行嵌入式软硬件集成将是一件极其耗时的挑战。
但是，在NI LAbVIEW 2010软件平台和RIO硬件平台的帮助下，构建一套可以满足绝大部分系统应用需求的可靠的精确定时系统所需要付出的代价将极大降低。
继续深入下去，了解集成了实时CPU和FPGA的NI RIO硬件系统，以及定时特性是如何与LabVIEW 2010无缝集成的，可以帮助工程师、科学家和嵌入式设计人员们利用这套硬件系统构建出健壮的实时响应系统。
2、集成实时CPU和高性能FPGA的NI RIO硬件NI嵌入式硬件的目标系统是基于RIO架构的，包括了一个一般用于运行实时操作系统的CPU和一套或多套FPGA。
在这样的集成架构下，用户可以在FPGA上完成那些需要纳秒级定时精度或者大量并行的任务；在CPU上完成诸如浮点计算等密集计算任务。
FPGA和CPU之间通过PCI总线进行通信，通过NI-RIO驱动模块提供的直接明了、功能强大的数据传输接口，使用LabVIEW或C可以很容易的进行相关开发。
最终的结论是：NI-RIO是可以适用于范围广泛的嵌入式原型设计，并且具有很高灵活性的平台。
同时，由于NI-RIO框架是很多不同NI硬件目标系统的标准架构，例如NI Single-Board RIO和NI CompactRIO，用户在部署软件时，不论是坚固型系统还是经济型系统，都可以最大限度地实现代码的复用。
图1. NI-RIO嵌入式设备均基于集成了CPU、FPGA和模块化I/O的统一架构例如，Ventura市航空中心使用LabVIEW和NI Single-Board RIO开发了一套火情监控系统，用于在联邦快递公司的运输机上防控火灾。
NI_VeriStand使用手册
Real-Time Testing and Simulation SoftwareNI VeriStand 2010使用手册Document Version 1.0By 慕慕316395914目录1.概述 (3)2.创建软件模型 (4)2.1.创建被控对象模型 (4)2.2.创建控制器模型 (9)3.创建MIL测试环境 (12)4.创建测试激励信号 (21)4.1.使用S TIMULUS P ROFILE E DITOR (21)4.2.使用TMDS F ILE V IEWER (27)5.VERISTAND高级功能 (29)5.1.使用U SER C HANNELS、P ROCEDURES、A LARMS (29)5.2.使用C ALCULATED C HANNELS (34)6.创建HIL测试系统 (40)6.1.添加实时目标机 (40)6.2.添加NI DAQ设备 (42)6.3.添加NI R系列设备 (44)6.4.添加NI故障注入模块 (45)6.5.添加NI C OMPACT RIO硬件 (48)6.6.添加NI XNET硬件 (49)6.7.添加TDK-L AMBDA可编程电源 (54)6.8.更改软硬件端口映射 (58)6.9.更改模型运行设置 (59)1.概述VeriStand 2010是美国National Instruments公司专门针对HiL仿真测试系统而开发出的软件环境。
VeriStand 2010是一种基于配置的软件环境，它简单易用，无需编程就完成实时测试系统的创建，实现HiL测试中所需的各种功能。
NI VeriStand 2010能够配置模拟、数字和基于FPGA的硬件I/O接口；能够配置激励生成、记录数据、计算通道和事件警报；能够从NI LabVIEW和MathWorks Simulink®等建模环境中导入控制算法和仿真模型；能够利用操作界面实时在线监控运行任务并与之交互。
Multisim10的基本使用-电路的仿真测量
2.测量白炽灯交流电路的电流、电压有效值
（1）搭建白炽灯交流测量电路，如图1-61所示。
图1-61白炽灯交流电路
① 保存新建电路，命名为“白炽灯交流电路”
② 调用各元器件、灯泡和测量仪表放置到电路工作区
在电源元件库（Sources）中调用交流电源、接地；在指示器库（Indicators）调用120V 100W灯泡（LAMP）,如图1-62所示；也可在指示器库调用电压表和电流表，如图1-63所示。
Multisim10的基本使用
---------电路的仿真测量
学会在NI Multisim10虚拟电子实验平台调用测量元件和仪器仪表，并能设置和使用电流表、电压表、数字万用表、函数信号发生器、示波器和频率计。
知识准备
Multisim10提供了种类齐全的测量工具和虚拟仪器仪表，它们的操作、使用、设置、连接和观测方法与真实仪器几乎完全相同，就好像在真实的实验室环境中使用仪器。在仿真过程中，这些仪器能够非常方便地监测电路工作情况和对仿真结果进行显示及测量。
图1-69万用表XMM1的面板
按下万用表面板的设置按键“ ”，将弹出如图1-70所示的万用表设置对话框，对话框有电气设置和显示设置两栏内容。电气设置中可设置电流表内阻、电压表内阻、电阻表电流和相对分贝值，一般采用系统默认值：电流表内阻1nΩ，电压表内阻1GΩ；万用表显示设置中可设置电流表、电压表、电阻表的最大量程，系统默认显示最大电流1GA、显示最大电压1GV、显示最大电阻10GΩ,这里都采用系统默认参数，不作修改，故按下“取消”退出设置。
完成电路连接和仪表设置后，打开仿真电源开关“ ”，如图1-65所示，灯泡发光并闪烁，表示是交流电供电，电流表显示0.833mA（理论计算值：I=P/U=100/120=0.833mA）,灯泡X1两端电压为120V。
labview2010经典基础教程完整
第一讲：认识Labview1.1 Labview 简介在开始菜单里找见NI Labview7.1 点击打开，会出现如下界面：从File>>New VI 或者从右半部分中的New>>Blank VI 都可以打开如下界面：上图中前图是虚拟仪器的前面板，是用户使用的人机界面，后面的是程序框图界面（即后面板）。
在LabVIEW的用户界面上，应特别注意它提供的操作模板，包括工具（Tools）模板、控制（Controls）模板和函数（Functions）模板。
这些模板集中反映了该软件的功能与特征。
下面我们来大致浏览一下。
工具模板（Tools Palette）如果该模板没有出现，则可以在Windows菜单下选择Show ToolsPalette命令以显示该模板。
当从模板内选择了任一种工具后，鼠标箭头就会变成该工具相应的形状。
当从Windows菜单下选择了Show Help Window功能后，把工具模板内选定的任一种工具光标放在流程图程序的子程序（Sub VI）或图标上，就会显示相应的帮助信息。
下面的两个模板是多层的，其中每一个子模板下还包括多个对象。
控制模板（Control Palette）Array注意：只有打开前面板时才能调用该模板该模板用来给前面板设置各种所需的输出显示对象和输入控制对象。
每个图标代表一类子模板。
如果控制模板不显示，可以用Windows菜单的Show ControlsPalette功能打开它，也可以在前面板的空白处，点击鼠标右键，以弹出控制模板。
控制模板如右图所示，它包括如下所示的一些子模板。
子模板中包括的对象，我们在功能中用文字简要介绍。
101112131415功能模板(Functions Palette)现功能模板。
功能模板是创建流程图程序的工具。
该模板上的每一个顶层图标都表示一个子模板。
若功能模板不出现，则可以用Windows菜单下的Show Functions Palette功能打开它，也可以在流程图程序窗口的空白处点击鼠标右键以弹出功能模板。
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RELEASE NOTESMeasurement Studio These release notes introduce Measurement Studio 2010. Refer to thisdocument for information about new features and functionality, installationrequirements, installation instructions, deployment requirements, andresources in Measurement Studio 2010.For a complete introduction to Measurement Studio and to learn aboutMeasurement Studio concepts, controls, and features, refer to GettingStarted with Measurement Studio . Select Start»All Programs»NationalInstruments»<Measurement Studio>»Getting Started Guide to accessthe guide.For a list of fixed bugs and known issues, refer to the Measurement StudioReadme . There is a different Measurement Studio Readme for eachsupported version of Visual Studio. The Measurement Studio Readme filesare available in the Readme folder under the root directory of yourinstallation media and are linked from the Autorun application. Afterinstalling Measurement Studio 2010, select Start»All Programs»National Instruments»<Measurement Studio>»Readme to access theMeasurement Studio 2010 Readme .Note There are separate Start menu items for each version of Visual Studio support that you have installed.ContentsAbout Measurement Studio (2)What’s New in Measurement Studio 2010 (2)New Features in Measurement Studio 2010 (3).NET Class Library Support for Visual Studio 2010 (3)Integrated Help for Visual Studio 2010 Support (3)Intensity Graph (5)Code Snippets for .NET UI Controls (6)License Activation (6)Additional Improvements (7)™Legacy Languages and Frameworks (7)Measurement Studio for Legacy Environments/Languages (8)Installation Requirements (10)Installation Requirements for Visual Studio 2010 Support (10)Installation Requirements for Visual Studio 2008 Support (10)Installation Requirements for Visual Studio 2005 Support (11)Installation Notes (12)Driver Support (13)Installation Instructions (14)Installing Measurement Studio (14)Activating Measurement Studio Licenses (15)Installing the Current Version of Measurement Studio overPrevious Versions of Measurement Studio (15)Deployment Requirements (16)Deploying 64-bit Applications (16)Learning Measurement Studio (16)About Measurement StudioMeasurement Studio is an integrated suite of tools and class libraries thatare designed for developers using Microsoft .NET technologies to developmeasurement and automation Windows and Web applications.Measurement Studio provides object-oriented measurement hardwareinterfaces, advanced analysis libraries, scientific user interface controls forWindows and Web applications, measurement data networking libraries,wizards, interactive code designers, and highly extensible .NET classes.You can use Measurement Studio to develop a complete measurement andautomation application that includes data acquisition, analysis, andpresentation functionalities.What’s New in Measurement Studio 2010Measurement Studio 2010 includes the following new features. Refer to theNew Features in Measurement Studio 2010 section for more information.•.NET class library support for Visual Studio 2010•Intensity graph•Code snippets for .NET UI controls•License activation•Additional improvements–Expanded tone information classes in Analysis .NET class library–Bug fixesMeasurement Studio Release © National Instruments Corporation 3Measurement Studio Release NotesNew Features in Measurement Studio Class Library Support for Visual Studio 2010Measurement Studio 2010 introduces .NET support for Visual Studio 2010,including a complete set of .NET class libraries and tools that integrate intoVisual Studio 2010. To use these new libraries, either create new projectsin Visual Studio 2010 or use Visual Studio 2010 to upgrade your existingVisual Studio 2008 or Visual Studio 2005 projects that use MeasurementStudio libraries.The Measurement Studio class libraries for Visual Studio 2010 havedifferent versions and different public key tokens than the correspondingMeasurement Studio class libraries for Visual Studio 2008 and VisualStudio 2005. The version numbers for Visual Studio 2010 supportassemblies begin with 9.0.40; the version numbers of Visual Studio 2008support assemblies begin with 9.0.35; and the version numbers of VisualStudio 2005 support assemblies begin with 9.0.20. If you use the public keytoken to verify the identity of Measurement Studio class libraries, you needto modify your code or system configuration to accommodate the newpublic key token.NoteMeasurement Studio assemblies reference Microsoft assemblies that are not part of the .NET Framework 4.0 Client Profile. Consequently, Measurement Studio assemblies do not work with the .NET Framework 4.0 Client Profile.Note In Visual Studio 2010, if you create a Visual C++ CLR project and then add a Measurement Studio control, by default Visual Studio does not embed the license for the Measurement Studio control into the compiled application. To work around this issue, you can manually set the licenses.licx file to build with the License Compiler. For more information, refer to Updating the .licx File Without Visual Studio-Integrated Tools topic in the NI Measurement Studio Help .Integrated Help for Visual Studio 2010 SupportIn addition to new class libraries, Measurement Studio 2010 also includesdocumentation integrated into the new Microsoft Visual Studio 2010documentation viewer.Help Configuration UtilityMeasurement Studio provides a tool,HelpConfigurationUtility.exe, that you can use to installMeasurement Studio for Visual Studio 2010 documentation to otherMicrosoft documentation locales. You can also use the HelpConfiguration Utility to uninstall or reinstall Measurement Studiodocumentation for Visual Studio 2010. For more information on how to usethis utility, refer to the Help Configuration Utility Readme located at[installdir]\Help\HelpConfigurationUtility.you always uninstall and reinstall all Measurement Studio help components. InstallingMeasurement Studio help components separately could cause unexpected results whenviewing the help.Working with Integrated HelpReview the following tips for working with the integrated help:•To view NI Measurement Studio 2010 Help, you must install theMicrosoft Developer Network (MSDN) documentation for VisualStudio 2010 before you install the Measurement Studio help. To workaround this issue, you can install MSDN help and then either run theMeasurement Studio installer in Repair Mode or use the HelpConfiguration Utility to reinstall the Measurement Studio help. Thefollowing instructions explain both workarounds:Running the Measurement Studio Installer in Repair Mode1.Select Start»Control Panel.2.Select Add or Remove Programs.3.Select National Instruments Software and clickChange/Remove.4.In the National Instruments Software dialog box,select NI Measurement Studio for VS2010.5.Click Repair.Using the Help Configuration Utility1.Navigate to the following directory:[installdir]\Help\HelpConfigurationUtility.2.Double-click HelpConfigurationUtility.exe to launch the utility.3.Select the checkbox for the available Measurement Studio helpcomponents you want to install. National Instrumentsrecommends you always install all Measurement Studio helpcomponents. Installing Measurement Studio help componentsseparately could cause unexpected results when viewing the help.Measurement Studio Release 4.Select the Microsoft Help Library Locale where you want toinstall the Measurement Studio documentation.5.Click Install to install the documentation.•Integrated Measurement Studio help for Visual Studio 2010 supportinstalls with an English (en-us) locale. If you are using the VisualStudio 2010 documentation with a different locale, the defaultinstallation of Measurement Studio documentation will not fullyintegrate with the Visual Studio 2010 documentation. Use the HelpConfiguration Utility to install Measurement Studio documentation forVisual Studio 2010 to other Microsoft documentation locales.•If you choose to view the Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 help online, thehelp viewer launches the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) Website, which does not include the NI Measurement Studio Help. To viewthe Measurement Studio help, select Start»All Programs»NationalInstruments»Measurement Studio 2010 for Visual Studio 2010»Measurement Studio Documentation.Related DocumentationRefer to the following topics for more information about Visual Studio2010 support and about working with different versions of MeasurementStudio:•Conceptual help—Refer to the following topics in theNI Measurement Studio Help for more information:–Measurement Studio Core Overview–Measurement Studio Year-Based and Major.Minor VersionEquivalents–Measurement Studio .NET Class Library Versioning forDevelopment and Deployment–Using the Measurement Studio Help•Web resources—Review the information from the Microsoft Web siteon using Visual Studio 2010.Intensity GraphAn intensity graph uses color to display 3D data on a 2D plot area. Forexample, you can use an intensity graph or chart to display patterned data,such as weather or terrain patterns, where magnitude representstemperature or altitude, respectively. The intensity graph accepts a 2Darray of data, and each value represents a block of color on the graph. Thecolors displayed on an intensity graph or chart correspond to the numericvalues associated with the specified colors. Color mapping is useful forvisually indicating data ranges, such as when plot data exceeds a thresholdvalue.© National Instruments Corporation5Measurement Studio Release NotesRelated DocumentationRefer to the following resources for more information about the intensitygraph:•Conceptual help—Refer to Using the Measurement Studio WindowsForms Intensity Graph .NET Control for a list of topics about specificintensity graph features.•Reference—Refer to the IntensityGraph class for functionreference documentation.•Examples—Refer to Where to Find Examples for the location ofintensity graph example programs.Code Snippets for .NET UI ControlsMeasurement Studio 2010 documentation includes new code snippets forWindows Forms and Web Forms UI controls that you can copy and pasteinto an application to easily learn how to use methods and properties. Forexample, refer to the code snippet in NationalInstruments.UI.WindowsForms.IntensityGraph.Plot to learn how to use this methodto plot an array of values on an intensity graph.Related DocumentationRefer to the following resources for more information about UI codesnippets:•Reference—Refer to specific method documentation in theDeveloping Projects with Measurement Studio section of theNI Measurement Studio Help for the WindowsForms namespace.•Examples—Refer to Where to Find Examples in the NI MeasurementStudio Help for the location of the WinForms Code Snippetsprogram, which incorporates all of the UI control code snippets intoone example program. The WinForms Code Snippets program isonly available for Visual Studio 2008 and Visual Studio 2010.License ActivationNational Instruments uses activation to better support evaluation of oursoftware, switching between editions, and centralized volume licensemanagement in large organizations. You can use activation to manage andupgrade your evaluation software or to change your Measurement Studioedition. For more information, refer to /activate.If you did not activate Measurement Studio during installation, you canactivate Measurement Studio using the NI Activation Wizard by selectingStart»All Programs»National Instruments»NI License Manager. Measurement Studio Release To activate Measurement Studio, you need the serial number, which youcan find on the Certificate of Ownership card included in your software kit.If at a later time you decide to move to a different product edition, such asupgrading from Measurement Studio Standard Edition to MeasurementStudio Professional Edition, you can activate the new edition by usingNI License Manager. See the Activating Measurement Studio Licensessection of this document for more information.Related DocumentationRefer to the following resources for more information about licenseactivation:•Conceptual help—Refer to Licensing, Evaluation, and Activation andNational Instruments Software Activation in the NI MeasurementStudio Help for more information about activation.•Web resources—Refer to /license for more information onlicensing National Instruments software, including MeasurementStudio.Additional ImprovementsMeasurement Studio 2010 also introduces the following new features:•Expanded Tone Information Classes in Analysis .NET ClassLibrary—Measurement Studio 2010 includes an updated algorithm inthe SingleToneInformation class that improves performance fortones near the DC or Nyquist frequency. Additionally, MeasurementStudio 2010 includes new classes in the SpectralMeasurementsnamespace, MultipleToneInformation,MultipleToneInformationComplex, andSingleToneInformationComplex which you can use to extractmultiple tones from both simple and complex data.•Bug Fixes—Measurement Studio 2010 includes many fixes forpreviously reported bugs. Refer to the fixed bug chart in theMeasurement Studio Readme for more information. Select Start»All Programs»National Instruments»<Measurement Studio>»Readme to access the Measurement Studio Readme.Legacy Languages and FrameworksNI Measurement Studio 2009 was the last version of Measurement Studioto support Visual Studio 6.0, Visual Studio 2003, and Visual C++ MFC.NI Measurement Studio 2010 does not offer new feature support for VisualStudio 6.0, Visual Studio 2003, or Visual C++ MFC.© National Instruments Corporation7Measurement Studio Release NotesMeasurement Studio Release Notes NI Measurement Studio 2010 provides new feature support for Visual C# and Visual Basic .NET for Visual Studio 2010, Visual Studio 2008, and Visual Studio 2005.Measurement Studio new feature support is not provided for:•Visual Studio 2008 (Visual C++ MFC)•Visual Studio 2005 (Visual C++ MFC)•Visual Studio 2003 (Visual C++ MFC, Visual C#, Visual Basic .NET)•Visual Studio 6.0 (Visual Basic 6.0, Visual C++ 6.0)Note For information on NI device driver support for Visual C++ MFC, refer to the Driver Support section of these release notes.Measurement Studio for Legacy Environments/LanguagesNI Measurement Studio 2009 was the last version of Measurement Studio to provide support for Visual Studio 6.0, Visual Studio 2003, and Visual C++ MFC. If you want to continue building or developing applications using these legacy environments/languages, you can use theNI Measurement Studio for Legacy Environments/Languages product, which includes the NI Measurement Studio 2009 DVD, theNI Measurement Studio 8.1.2 for Visual Studio 6.0 CD, and theNovember 2009 NI Driver DVD. NI Measurement Studio for LegacyEnvironments/Languages is available upon request for qualifyingMeasurement Studio customers.Requesting NI Measurement Studio for LegacyEnvironments/LanguagesTo qualify to receive NI Measurement Studio for LegacyEnvironments/Languages , you must meet either of the following criteria:1.You must maintain an active Measurement Studio Standard Service Program (SSP) contract; or 2.You must have purchased the most recent version of MeasurementStudio.Refer to /info and enter Info Code MFCsupport if you require Visual C++ MFC support for Visual Studio 2010. For additionalinformation or to request NI Measurement Studio for LegacyEnvironments/Languages , please contact a Technical Sales Representative at /contact.Configuring Your System to Use MeasurementStudio 2010 .NET Support with Prior Versions ofMeasurement Studio Visual C++ MFC SupportMeasurement Studio 2010 for Visual Studio 2005 or Visual Studio 2008does not include Visual C++ MFC support. However, if you installMeasurement Studio 2010 for Visual Studio 2005 or Visual Studio 2008 ona machine that has a prior version of Measurement Studio Visual C++ MFCsupport already installed, the installer does not remove the Visual C++MFC class libraries from the prior version. Visual C++ MFC class librariesremain on the system and available for use.Installation ConsiderationsYou cannot install Measurement Studio 2009 or earlier Visual C++ MFCsupport for Visual Studio 2005 or Visual Studio 2008 after installingMeasurement Studio 2010 .NET support for Visual Studio 2005 or VisualStudio 2008.Uninstallation ConsiderationsIf you have Measurement Studio 2010 and Measurement Studio 2009 or anearlier version installed for the same Visual Studio version and you elect touninstall one version of Measurement Studio, review the followinguninstall notes to ensure that the version remaining on your machinecontinues to function properly. These uninstallation considerations onlyapply if you have two versions of Measurement Studio installed for thesame version of Visual Studio.•After installing Measurement Studio 2009 and then MeasurementStudio 2010, if you need to uninstall Measurement Studio 2009, yourMeasurement Studio 2010 installation will be broken. You can repairyour Measurement Studio 2010 installation by opening the WindowsControl Panel and selecting Add or Remove Programs»NationalInstruments Software»Change/Remove. In the resulting NationalInstruments Softare dialog box, select Repair.•After installing Measurement Studio 2009 and then MeasurementStudio 2010, if you uninstall Measurement Studio 2010, yourMeasurement Studio 2009 installation will be broken. To fix this issue,you must uninstall and reinstall Measurement Studio 2009.Note There are no special considerations for installing and uninstalling Visual Studio 6.0support.© National Instruments Corporation9Measurement Studio Release NotesInstallation RequirementsMeasurement Studio 2010 includes support for Visual Studio 2010, VisualStudio 2008, and Visual Studio 2005. The following are the installationrequirements for each supported version of Visual Studio.Installation Requirements for Visual Studio 2010 SupportTo use Measurement Studio support for Visual Studio 2010, your computermust have the following:•Microsoft operating system:–Windows 7 (32-bit or 64-bit), including Starter Edition (32-bit)–Windows Vista (32-bit or 64-bit)–Windows XP, Service Pack 3 (32-bit)–Windows Server 2003 R2 (32-bit)–Windows Server 2008 R2 (64-bit)•Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0•Visual Studio 2010:–Ultimate Edition–Premium Edition–Professional Edition–Visual C# Express Edition–Visual Basic Express Edition–Visual Web Developer Express Edition•Video display—1024 × 768, 256 colors (16-bit color recommended foruser interface controls)•Minimum of 800 MB of free hard disk space•Microsoft-compatible mouse•Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or laterInstallation Requirements for Visual Studio 2008 SupportTo use Measurement Studio support for Visual Studio 2008, your computermust have the following:•Microsoft operating system:–Windows 7 (32-bit or 64-bit), including Starter Edition (32-bit)–Windows Vista (32-bit or 64-bit)–Windows XP (32-bit)Measurement Studio Release © National Instruments Corporation 11Measurement Studio Release Notes–Windows Server 2003 R2 (32-bit)–Windows Server 2008 R2 (64-bit)•Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5•Visual Studio 2008:–Team System Edition –Professional Edition –Standard Edition –Visual C# Express Edition –Visual Basic .NET Express Edition –Visual Web Developer Express EditionNote You must have Visual Studio 2008 Service Pack 1 or later installed on your machine for Measurement Studio to function properly.•Video display—1024 × 768, 256 colors (16-bit color recommended for user interface controls)•Minimum of 800 MB of free hard disk space •Microsoft-compatible mouse •Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or laterInstallation Requirements for Visual Studio 2005 SupportTo use Measurement Studio support for Visual Studio 2005, your computermust have the following:•Microsoft operating system:–Windows 7 (32-bit or 64-bit), including Starter Edition –Windows Vista (32-bit or 64-bit)–Windows XP (32-bit)–Windows Server 2003 R2 (32-bit)–Windows Server 2008 R2 (64-bit)Note Measurement Studio class libraries are designed to work on 64-bit operatingsystems. However, Measurement Studio class libraries for Visual Studio 2005 cannot be used to create 64-bit applications. To use Measurement Studio class libraries for Visual Studio 2005 on a 64-bit operating system, you must configure your projects to build 32-bit applications or libraries.•Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0•Visual Studio 2005:–Team System Edition–Professional Edition–Standard Edition–Visual C# Express Edition–Visual Basic .NET Express Edition–Visual Web Developer Express EditionStudio2005 Service Pack 1 (SP1). National Instruments recommends using MeasurementStudio with Visual Studio 2005 SP1. On Windows Vista systems, National Instrumentsstrongly recommends using Measurement Studio with Visual Studio 2005 SP1 and VisualStudio2005 SP1 Update for Windows Vista.•Video display—1024 × 768, 256 colors (16-bit color recommended foruser interface controls)•Minimum of 800 MB of free hard disk space•Microsoft-compatible mouse•Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or laterInstallation Notes•Measurement Studio does not support Windows Vista Starter Edition.•Measurement Studio 2010 does not support non-R2 editions ofWindows Server.•This version of Measurement Studio supports, and was tested with, thelatest operating system service packs that were available at the timethis version of Measurement Studio was released. NationalInstruments strongly recommends using Measurement Studio with thelatest operating system service pack.•If you want to upgrade your operating system from one major versionto another, National Instruments recommends first uninstalling allNational Instruments software, including application software anddrivers. This is typically not necessary when installing an operatingsystem service pack.•Microsoft Visual Studio Express Editions do not support MeasurementStudio integrated tools.•In order for links from Measurement Studio help topics to .NETFramework help topics to work, you must install the productdocumentation for Visual Studio, which installs the MSDN Library.This requires a secondary installation during the Visual Studioinstallation process.Measurement Studio Release •Some National Instruments components require MicrosoftSilverlight4.0. If you use a component that requires Silverlight,a dialog box prompts you to install Silverlight from the Internet.Microsoft Silverlight 4.0 is available from the Microsoft Web site at/silverlight. MeasurementStudio does not contain Silverlight controls.Driver SupportTo use .NET class libraries that interface to National Instruments devicedrivers, NI-DAQmx, NI-VISA, NI-488.2, NI-SCOPE, NI-IMAQ,NI-IMAQdx, and the MAX (Measurement & Automation Explorer)configuration utility, you must install the underlying device drivers and the.NET class libraries. You can install the device drivers and the .NET classlibraries from the NI Device Drivers DVD included with MeasurementStudio.Refer to NI Drivers and Updates on and enter Device Driversinto the search field to download the latest version of the NI Device Drivers.Driver Support NotesRefer to the following sections for information about .NET support forNI device drivers.•The DAQ Assistant and the Instrument I/O Assistant are installed fromthe NI Device Drivers DVD. You must install the NI Device DriversDVD to use the assistants.•Visual Studio 2010 support:–The following drivers provide 32-bit and 64-bit support for VisualStudio 2010: NI-DAQmx 9.2.3 and later, NI-VISA 5.0.3 and later,and NI-488.2 2.8.1 and later.–The following drivers do not provide support for Visual Studio2010: NI-IMAQ, NI-IMAQdx, MAX (Measurement &Automation Explorer), and NI-SCOPE. Refer to MeasurementStudio 2010 Known Issues on for more information.•Visual Studio 2008 support:–64-bit support is available in class libraries for Visual Studio2008 for the following drivers: NI-DAQmx 8.9.5 and later,NI-VISA 4.5.1 and later, NI-488.2 2.7.1 and later, andMAX4.6 and later.•Visual Studio 2005 support:–64-bit support is not available in class libraries for VisualStudio 2005.© National Instruments Corporation13Measurement Studio Release NotesMeasurement Studio Release Notes •Visual C++ MFC 2005 and Visual C++ MFC 2008 support:–The following drivers versions are the last that include full featuresupport for Visual C++ MFC 2005 and Visual C++ MFC 2008:NI-DAQmx 9.2, NI-VISA 5.0.2, and NI-488.2 2.8.–The following drivers do not provide support for Visual C++ MFC2005 and Visual C++ MFC 2008: NI-IMAQ, NI-IMAQdx, MAX(Measurement & Automation Explorer), and NI-SCOPE.•To download NI-SCOPE .NET class libraries, refer to NI-SCOPE.NET Driver Support on .Installation InstructionsComplete the following steps to install Measurement Studio. These stepsdescribe a typical installation. Please carefully review all additionallicensing and warning dialog boxes.National Instruments recommends that you exit all programs beforerunning the Measurement Studio installer. Applications that run in thebackground, such as virus scanning utilities, might cause the installer totake longer than necessary to complete.Installing Measurement StudioComplete the following steps to install Measurement Studio:1.Log on as Administrator or as a user with administrator unch Autorun.exe , either from the installation media or from thelocation to which you extracted the downloaded disc image. SelectInstall Measurement Studio .3.Select Measurement Studio 2010 support for the version or versions ofVisual Studio you want to install support for.4.Follow the instructions that appear on the screen.Tip You can use a spec file to programmatically control the Measurement Studio installer for a single distribution or for the entire suite. An example spec file for a single distribution is located on your installation media at <drive>:Distribution\MeasurementStudio for VS20xx\Bin\template_spec.txt . For more information, refer toKnowledgeBase Article 4CJDP38M: Automating the Installation of a Single Installer on . Alternately, you can generate a spec file for the entire Measurement Studio suite. Refer to KnowledgeBase Article 4GGGDQH0: Automating the Installation of a Suited Installer on for instructions on how to generate a spec file for your suite.。