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== ISIS EPICS Modules ==
 
== ISIS EPICS Modules ==
  
=== lvDCOM (LabVIEW DCOM EPICS Support Module) ===
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=== lvDCOM ===
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An EPICS support module to access items on the front panel of the National Instruments LabVIEW software package and expose them as EPICS process variables. It uses Microsoft Windows DCOM technology and thus both the IOC can LabVIEW software must both be running on Microsoft Windows. For an alternative option, that additionally works on Linux, you could create network shared variables within LabVIEW and then use the NetShrVar package below.   
 
* [http://epics.isis.stfc.ac.uk/doxygen/lvDCOM/html documentation]
 
* [http://epics.isis.stfc.ac.uk/doxygen/lvDCOM/html documentation]
 
* [[LVDCOM|download]]
 
* [[LVDCOM|download]]
  
=== NetShrVar (National Instruments Network Shared Variable EPICS Support Module) ===
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=== NetShrVar ===
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An EPICS support module to access [http://www.ni.com/white-paper/5484/en/ National Instruments Network Shared Variables] and expose them as EPICS process variables. The module can be run on either Windows or Linux operating systems.
 
* [http://epics.isis.stfc.ac.uk/doxygen/NetShrVar/html documentation]
 
* [http://epics.isis.stfc.ac.uk/doxygen/NetShrVar/html documentation]
 
* [[NETSHRVAR|download]]
 
* [[NETSHRVAR|download]]

Revision as of 20:56, 15 February 2015

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ISIS EPICS Modules

lvDCOM

An EPICS support module to access items on the front panel of the National Instruments LabVIEW software package and expose them as EPICS process variables. It uses Microsoft Windows DCOM technology and thus both the IOC can LabVIEW software must both be running on Microsoft Windows. For an alternative option, that additionally works on Linux, you could create network shared variables within LabVIEW and then use the NetShrVar package below.

NetShrVar

An EPICS support module to access National Instruments Network Shared Variables and expose them as EPICS process variables. The module can be run on either Windows or Linux operating systems.