Controlling OPUS by Bruker with Labview

[nitad54448]

arghhhhhhhhhhhh

thanks a lot

I will send the pdf file to the Bruker support engineer who wrote me that he never heard of OpusCMD. I forwarded him the link to the NI forum and he wrote me again that there must be some mistakes on the NI forum... Gee, does he get paid for that job ?

thanks a lot

[pbuckley]

I found Bruker Support to be a bit lacking, escpecially on the software side, particularly when it came to incorperating automation software to their canned algorithms. Sorry for the frustration. I think CMD might be a LabVIEW thing, which is probibly where he got confused...

[eeijiake]

I'll go on looking for opuscmd.

Any way,thanks a lot to pbuckley.You are so patient!

[eeijiake]

And I also want to know, VBToolkit Pro,is that free?

Could you share your install program with me?Thank you!

[pbuckley]

I don't remember if it was free or not. Check with Bruker. If it is, they'll send you a copy. I am pretty sure it is... Tell them you want to automate the FTIR using VB commands, and you need the VB Toolkit to do it.

Best of luck. If it's not, I can see what I can do...

[Tamhleten]

Hi, I am trying to do the same thing, but I am not able to get the VB Toolkit from Bruker (as if they never heard of it). Could you please share the install program?

[pbuckley]

I must say, I am really suprised at how Bruker CS seems to be handling this situation with y'all. The disk I have contains VB toolkit pro version 3.3. This version requires OPUS version 4.2 or greater. As a side note the disk has Bruker Optics' copyright on it... so clearly they know about this software...

LV Forums won't allow .exe attachments, so if you need this disk shoot me an email... pib0001_at_uah_dot_edu

[pbuckley]

Decided to put the Toolkit on my website to avoid a thousand emails.

The files are at the following link:
http://vortex.nsstc.uah.edu/~buckley/2011/VB.html

Good Luck.

[eeijiake]

Thank you, thank you very very much!

[pbuckley]

Anything I can do to help...