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VeriStand application software helps you configure I/O channels, data logging, stimulus generation, and host communication for NI real-time hardware. You can also import simulation models and control algorithms, respond to events with configurable alarms, and enable test automation with macro recording, TestStand, .NET, and other software.
You can interact with and monitor application data, alarm states, and system execution metrics using a run-time editable user interface. Although you don't need programming knowledge, you can also use a variety of software environments such as LabVIEW, ANSI C/C++, Python, and ASAM XIL to add custom functionality to VeriStand.
VeriStand helps test engineers reduce the time they need to test their products with a wide range of functionality including configurable data acquisition, simulation model integration, test sequencing, and logging. Learn more about how you can use VeriStand to develop, deploy, and run your real-time tests.
New Features:
VeriStand Editor:
-You can now use the VeriStand Editor to control aspects of your project. The UI Manager and Project Explorer windows from previous releases of VeriStand have been combined into one editor. Many of the features of the Project Explorer window can now be accessed through Project Files in the Navigation pane of the VeriStand Editor. The VeriStand Editor also contains the Mapping Diagram to help visualize channel mappings.
Note: You can access the interface from previous versions of VeriStand by launching the VeriStand Project Explorer from the x86\NI\VeriStand 2019 directory.
Mapping Diagram
-You can now visualize software mappable points within a VeriStand project with the Mapping Diagram. -This graphical diagram allows you to see all VeriStand channels and the mappings between them.
-Groups of mappings between two nodes are automatically bundled into a single wire by default to reduce clutter. If a wire represents multiple mappings, you can select the bundle to see more information in the Configuration pane.
Other features of the Mapping Diagram include the ability to:
-Display aliases and user channels
-Validate and debug mappings
PXI NI Linux RT Support:
-You can now deploy System Definition Files to PXI NI Linux RT targets similarly to previously supported targets. Benefits of supporting the NI Linux RTOS include:
-Support for newer compilation tools and advance C++ features
-Support for Linux and other libraries
-Improvement of memory handling and computational power
System Requirements:
OS:Windows 7 (SP1) / Windows 10 / Windows Embedded Standard 7 (SP1) / Windows Server 2008 R2 (SP1)/ Windows Server 2012 R2 (x64)
Memory:4 GB of RAM
Intel i5 equivalent or higher recommended
