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Provides support for NI data acquisition and signal conditioning devices.
Provides support for Ethernet, GPIB, serial, USB, and other types of instruments.
Provides support for NI GPIB controllers and NI embedded controllers with GPIB ports.
If you haven’t already, you can download TestStand.
Installation begins with NI Package Manager. After the download is complete, follow the prompts to install TestStand and any required add-ons.
After installation, the Activation Wizard will open. You can activate TestStand by logging into your NI account or entering a serial number.
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If you aren't sure where to begin, review the TestStand Getting Started tutorial to get an overview of the TestStand environment, how to build a basic sequence, basic debugging tools, and building your first deployment.
TestStand Tutorial
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Get detailed descriptions of TestStand functionality and the step-by-step processes for its use.
The TestStand Programming Reference Manual includes descriptions of functions, methods, and properties as well as error code descriptions and dialog box references.
Find information related to a specific TestStand version release including release notes, known issues, bug fixes, and behavior changes.
Learn how to navigate TestStand and rapidly build, deploy, and manage complete test sequences using best practices.
This course builds on the previous course and demonstrates how to customize the TestStand framework to meet specific test requirements through guided design scenarios.
This tutorial provides an overview of TestStand user interface messages (UI messages) and how they can be used to communicate between TestStand executions and the user interface. The tutorial also provides implementation examples for both posting messages and handling them.
This article provides different methods to call Python scripts from TestStand and explains how to use the Call Executable step to call scripts written in Perl, Python, and Tcl.
This article explains several options for displaying XML and ATML reports generated from TestStand.
This tutorial shows you three different methods to handle run-time errors in TestStand.
This article goes through how to install and activate all TestStand software: the deployment engine, development environment, and debug deployment.