Test management software
National Instruments' TestStand 3.5 test management software offers native integration with the recently announced NI LabVIEW 8 as well as requirements management tools and industry-standard XML-based reporting.

National Instruments' NI TestStand 3.5 test management software offers native integration with the recently announced NI LabVIEW 8 as well as requirements management tools and industry-standard XML-based reporting.
Engineers can use NI TestStand 3.5 to design, prototype and deploy automated test systems using test code modules developed in legacy and the latest programming environments, including the LabVIEW 8 graphical development environment and NI LabWindows/CVI 8.0 for ANSI C development as well as Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 and .NET.
NI TestStand 3.5 integrates with the new LabVIEW 8 project library to improve the organization and deployment of files in large automated test systems. With the improved deployment utility in NI TestStand 3.5, engineers can deploy all test system software, including driver software, in one distribution package and installer. This helps ensure all of the necessary software is installed on the deployment station to deliver a faster time to first test and reduced downtime.
NI TestStand 3.5 also features an Automated Test Markup Language (ATML) reporting interface and integration. ATML is a cooperative industry effort to define a collection of XML schemas to represent test information, such as test programs, test asset interoperability and unit under test (UUT) test data, which includes test results and diagnostics procedures.
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