The EFT Module for TestStand is a commercially available architecture and suite of tools for NI TestStand that dramatically reduces test development time and maintenance.
As a principal test engineer at BLOOMY®, one of my roles is to anticipate our customers’ test requirements so that we can evolve our automated test solutions to meet their current and future needs. A common request I receive is the ability for the user to interactively select which tests to run from a menu of tests on the user interface, prior to test sequence execution.
What NI software licenses and subscriptions are available and/or required for Bloomy’s integrated test systems?As NI has officially rolled out a new software licensing model in 2022, this is to inform our customers of the choices available when sourcing systems from Bloomy containing NI software.
New feature of Bloomy's EFT Module for TestStand improves data recovery in the event of a crashBloomy recently added a new feature to the database logging function of the 2019 EFT Module for TestStand, versions 2019 and later. This new feature allows real time, also known as on-the-fly (OTF), data logging to a datab
Download the EFT Module for TestStand 2019 Installer
This installer contains the EFT Module for TestStand version 2019.0.24, including the Hardware Access Framework, Manufacturing Operator Interface, Database Result Processing Plugin, user manuals, and example sequences.
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Required NI Device Drivers:
Download the EFT Module for TestStand 2016 Installer
This installer contains the EFT Module for TestStand version 2016.0.24, including the Hardware Access Framework, Manufacturing Operator Interface, Database Result Processing Plugin, user manuals, and example sequences.
Prerequisite Installations:
Required NI Device Drivers:
To celebrate the release of the newest EFT Module for TestStand version, which adds native support for LabVIEW and TestStand 2019, we wanted to share with you some very useful features that you might not be aware of.
Do you ever wish that TestStand would write itself? This video presentation explains how Bloomy created a tool that automatically turns test definition spreadsheets into TestStand sequence files by leveraging the TestStand API in LabVIEW.
This presentation was recorded at NIWeek in Austin, TX on May 22, 2019
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Hardware and measurement abstraction layers (HAL/MAL) generally have 3 types of users: test developers, power users and framework architects, each having potentially competing interests and objectives. While a tradeoff often exists between immediate usability, customizability, scalability, and level of abstraction, the success of a HAL/MAL is overwhelmingly determined by its adoption among test developers, who are by far the largest group of potential users. Learn how Bloomy's HAL/MAL developed for the EFT Module for TestStand strikes a balance between these three stakeholders.
Do you ever wish that TestStand would write itself? This presentation explains how Bloomy created a tool that automatically turns test definition spreadsheets into TestStand sequence files by leveraging the TestStand API in LabVIEW.
Presented by James Besancon at NIWeek in Austin, TX on May 22, 2019
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