Deployment build with TS4.1 & LV9.0

[RayFarmer]

Hi,

You need either the Sequence Editor or an User Interface application which runs the TestStand Engine. Usually on a deployed system you would be using one of the default UI or a Custom UI. Do you have UI on your system which will allow you to run your Sequence Files?

[FredTest]

Thanks for suggestion,

Done, The OI runs but launches LabVIEW under Evaluation Mode. This computer will not use LV, do I need to Install LV in order to run the Sequence?

Thanks!

FredTest

[John_M.]

With the TestStand installation on the development computer there are several OIs available. To use the LabVIEW OI, you would need to install LabVIEW. However, there are also OIs available for C#, C++, LabWindows CVI, and VB.NET. You are welcome to use any of these other OIs as well.

John M

[FredTest]

Understood,

I am using the LV OI, actually created an EXE and installer for it. When I run the sequence via the IO, the LV Evaluation mode runs. Can this be due to the fact that I use LV Modules within the sequence to run tests? If so how can I get around this?

[John_M.]

If you have created an EXE, it can run using the LV Run-Time Engine. Did you just install LV on this computer? If so, would expect that you will have the evaluation version for 30 days, but after that, you would still be able to run using the Run-Time Engine.

John M

[FredTest]

All the sequences have calls to LV VIs, if i understand correctly will i have to create an exe for each function.

[John_M.]

You will not need to create executables for the VIs that are called by TestStand, only for any VIs that are not called by TestStand (such as your OI).

John M