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Document Type: Tutorial
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Publish Date: Jun 23, 2011

Schedule Your Personal Online LabVIEW and NI Hardware Demo with an NI Engineer

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Discuss the basics of graphical programming with an applications engineer and explore how LabVIEW and NI hardware can meet your specific application needs.

In this free one-hour session, you will receive:

  • A customized demo including best practices and examples relevant to your project
  • Answers to your technical questions about NI product functions and features specifically for your projects
  • An overview of relevant hardware (examples: PXI or Modular Instruments, CompactRIO, Data Acquisition, GPIB or Serial-based Instruments, and many others).

How does it work?
Your personal demo will be conducted online with the NI engineer using desktop sharing software so you can see the programming steps. You’ll also be given a dial-in number for speaking directly with the engineer during your demo.

How do I schedule my session?
Please find a time that works best for you by using the following tool. The online demo offer is currently only available in the United States and Canada. Free on-site demos are available worldwide to all customers. Request a Free Onsite Demo or try LabVIEW yourself today.

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I downloaded the LabView trial version on Vista-64. Today the LabView is not even running but NI servers keep 30 or more connections to 127.0.0.1 open and slow down my download speed x 1/10. I killed all those services and my download speed returned to normal.. What gives?
- Cab Jones, Cab Software. cabujones@aol.com - Nov 10, 2011

 

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