LabVIEW Integration
Overview
This guide describes how to integrate Milwaukee Tool products using the Atlas Communications SDK inside LabVIEW.
Use this guide when building LabVIEW applications that need to discover, connect to, and communicate with Milwaukee Tool products over local transports such as Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE).
Prerequisites
- LabVIEW installed on a supported Windows version
- Access to the Atlas SDK and required native dependencies
- A compatible Milwaukee Tool product for development and testing
Integration Steps
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An overview of the LabVIEW SDK Distribution is maintained in the Atlas SDK internal documentation on the GitHub repo.
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A valid JDK will need to be installed locally and accessible via your system PATH and can be installed via this PowerShell:
Write-Host "Installing Microsoft OpenJDK 17..." -ForegroundColor Cyan
winget install --id Microsoft.OpenJDK.17 --exact --silent --accept-package-agreements --accept-source-agreements
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Once the JVM is set up on your target system, the latest build artifacts for a LabVIEW integration can be accessed as output of the Publish LabVIEW Artifacts GitHub action.
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See the Atlas VI Configuration Guide for step-by-step VI setup and configuration instructions.
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Refer to the document on Importing Atlas VIs into LabVIEW
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