If you are a new user just getting started with NI CompactRIO hardware, please see the below resources for taking your system to the next level.

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Follow this detailed tutorial to get your CompactRIO system up and running quickly.
This five-minute introductory video shows you how to install, configure, and program the latest NI CompactRIO system.
This tutorial demonstrates the concepts and techniques necessary to develop a CompactRIO application in NI LabVIEW software using CompactRIO Scan Mode. The application uses a CompactRIO reconfigurable embedded system with LabVIEW to make a simple process-control VI.
Discover how to program CompactRIO hardware using NI LabVIEW Real-Time and LabVIEW FPGA software.
Learn about the calibration, warranty, repair, and system configuration services NI offers.
Discuss the basics of graphical programming with an applications engineer and explore how LabVIEW and CompactRIO can meet your specific application needs.
Build a PID control system from scratch.
Acquire high-speed data and log it to the internal storage of your CompactRIO system for archiving or offline analysis.
Monitor and control your embedded applications from another computer or HMI on the network.
Use the onboard FPGA to perform processor-intensive signal processing, conserving your real-time CPU resources.
Design a maintainable and reliable real-time application using best practices for implementing deterministic processes, interprocess communication, and memory management.
Add networked user interfaces to the embedded CompactRIO system.
Use the onboard FPGA for high-speed loops, inline filtering, waveform I/O, or mission-critical interlocks.
Expand your NI C Series I/O hardware with expansion chassis and add networked I/O, I/O from other devices, and advanced functionality such as machine vision.
Deploy final systems, configure for automatic startup, and replicate deployed systems.
The National Instruments professional services team consists of NI applications and systems engineers and the worldwide National Instruments Alliance Partner program – a network of more than 600 independent consultants and integrators. From design and specification to application development, project management and integration of third-party software and hardware, take advantage of the team’s in-depth knowledge of NI products and applications when developing and deploying your solution.
Combine individual reference libraries created for machine control into a complete application.
Create applications requiring waveform data acquisition with CompactRIO using RIO best practices.
Create a stand-alone embedded datalogger using CompactRIO hardware.
Deploy a structural health monitoring application using waveform acquisition and data logging.
Control the temperature of a system or process. The same architecture can also be used for slow speed applications (<10Hz).
The National Instruments professional services team consists of NI applications and systems engineers and the worldwide National Instruments Alliance Partner program – a network of more than 600 independent consultants and integrators. From design and specification to application development, project management and integration of third-party software and hardware, take advantage of the team’s in-depth knowledge of NI products and applications when developing and deploying your solution.