VeriStand 2025 Q4 and LabVIEW Model Interface Toolkit 2025 Q4 Released!
Release Notes | New Features
This version release includes several new features and bug fixes:
VeriStand 2025 Q4 New Features
Change the Configuration of Sections of a Deployed System Without Undeploying
You can now add Runtime Configurable Sections to a custom device and reconfigure the sections after deployment. You can use the new callback function ActionVIOnRecompile.vi in custom devices to handle configuration changes while the system is deployed. Refer to the Runtime Configuration Support Example on the NI GitHub for guidance on using this functionality.
Note: This functionality is beneficial in systems with a large number of channels where only a small subset of the channels are used at a time for a test set or scenario. This functionality is only accessible using VeriStand .NET APIs.
U64 Data Value Visualization in VeriStand Screen
Added a control to VeriStand Screen which allows U64 data value visualization.
Parallel Execution Mode State Transition Optimizations
Optimized state transitions in the Primary Control Loop when using the Parallel execution mode to allocate more time for model execution.
.vsmodel I/O Performance Improvements
Improved I/O performance in .vsmodel, allowing faster execution when I/O ports are structured with contiguous variables of the same data type.
VeriStand UI Chart Display Rate Optimizations
Improved the responsiveness of the VeriStand UI by optimizing the chart display rate, which allows for better performance when working with a large number of charts.
IP to FPGA Conversion Utility Migrated to .NET 8
The IP to FPGA Conversion Utility has been migrated to .NET 8 from .NET Framework.
Model Interface Toolkit Now LabVIEW Version-Independent
The Model Interface Toolkit is now decoupled from LabVIEW version dependencies, allowing users to upgrade LabVIEW without needing to update the toolkit. Compatible with LabVIEW versions 2023 and later.
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Vijay Vasudevan
Senior Group Manager
VeriStand
NI (now part of Emerson)
