The sequence for preparing to interface the Ophir Juno (or meters connected through USB) with LabVIEW is generally as follows: If writing your own LabVIEW application, make sure that the OphirLMMeasurement COM Object is included in your LabVIEW applicationįor customers using the legacy OphInstr LabVIEW package, here are additional clarification steps to assist establishing the interface to LabVIEW when connecting an Ophir meter such as the Juno/USBI/Nova II/Vega with the USB. įor customers using the new LabVIEW COM Demo, there is nothing additional to do. More information, and software download, is available at. In addition to all basic measurement and data logging functions, it also offers a wide range of special functions (including user-defined mathematical functions), multi-channel operation, COM Object for integration with external systems, etc. StarLab is our full-featured PC application that connects via USB to all Ophir USB-speaking instruments (Centauri, StarBright, StarLite, Vega and Nova II meters, as well as Juno, Juno+, EA-1, Pulsar and the Bluetooth-enabled Quasar PC interfaces). More information, including software download, is available at. StarCom should nevertheless be able to work on a Win7 32 bit PC. The last release of StarCom was in 2008, with all that this implies. For a relatively new computer, you'd have to check that it has a serial port to which to connect the meter. It performs all basic functions such as real-time data logging, saving data in PC file, off-line data viewing, printing, etc.

StarCom is our legacy PC application which connects via RS232 (not USB), for old Ophir instruments having RS232 interface capability (Vega, Nova II, LaserStar and Nova).

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