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 Examples of ActiveX Components in Action with LabVIEW

Examples of LabVIEW in action with DBI Components:

The ability to provide end-user's a common and simple to use interface demonstrates skill and understanding. Being able to build these kinds of interfaces simply by using commercially proven Components is a frugal approach mitigating fear of change, lowering learning curves while  increasing  adoption.  Taken from a number of in-production commercial applications, the following visually demonstrates how DBI's commercially proven Components can quickly assist a LabVIEW Professional build engaging presentations.

 

 using ctExplorer for the presentation of resources, documentation and analysis (encompassing top-left to bottom-right)

 LabVIEW hosting ctExplorer for data entry and reporting

 A combination of  ctToolBar (top), ctListBar (left side), ctTree (middle-left panel) and multiple instances of ctList

 An alternate view from above demonstrating alternate ctList view presentations

 A combination of ctButton, ctToolBar and ctListBar

 In addition to the components used in the previous example, ctList and ctCombo provide quick selection of results

 ctExplorer presenting a coding document with ctTree and ctListBar selection features

 A common document presentation format using ctExplorer

 Demonstrating the integral segments of DBI's ctExplorer component

A dynamic data acquisition interface using a combination of DBI's ctButton,  ctNEdit,
ctCombo, ctFile  and ctToolBar in addition to NI presentation components

Real-time data presentation using multiple instances
of ctButton, plus ctDate, ctToolBar and ctList

 A real-time video capture interface demonstrating the style capabilities of DBI Components
 (controls used include ctTray, ctCombo, ctButton, ctToolBar, ctHTML, ctNEdit, ctSlide and ctFile)
 

 Zone selection for the real-time video capture solution from above. In this view ctList as the primary presentation tool.

 Multiple instances of ctList and NI graphing components

 LabVIEW GOOP interface integrating DBI components

 
We extend our many thanks to J. Daren Suntych of National Analytics 
for his expert assistance in the preparation of these materials