LabSocket enables remote access to LabVIEW applications via a web browser, without the need for a client-side run-time engine or browser plug-ins.

Product Activation
In evaluation mode, this package is fully functional for a period of 30 days. To activate LabSocket for production purposes, purchase a license at http://labsocket.com/purchase.html or via the LabVIEW Tools Network (http://www.ni.com/labviewtools/labsocket. Then, in LabVIEW, select "Help > Activate Add-ons" and enter the license ID and password provided via email after purchase.

User Guide
For detailed setup and usage instructions, see the User Guide, available at "Help > LabSocket User Guide" after installation or on-line at http://labsocket.com/Download/LabSocket_User_Guide.pdf . Also, see the example files for sample applications.

OS and LabVIEW Compatibility
This package is for use with Windows XP or later and LabVIEW 32-bit Full Development System 2013 or later. Contact Bergmans Mechatronics for evaluation and production packages for use with Mac OS X and Linux or other LabVIEW versions.

LabSocket Server
This package is designed for use with LabSocket Server software operating on either i) the labsocket.com server OR ii) a LabSocket Server Virtual Machine (VM) (v3.4 or later) installed on a customer LAN. The LabSocket Server VM may be downloaded from http://labsocket.com/download.html or the National Instruments LabVIEW Tools Network repository (http://www.ni.com/gate/gb/GB_EVALTLKTLABSOCKET/US). The VM is available free-of-charge for both evaluation and production purposes.

License Terms
See "Help > LabSocket License" for license terms after installation.

Contact:
John Bergmans
Bergmans Mechatronics LLC
jbergmans@bergmans.com
http://bergmans.com

Version 3.4.1.77
Current revision date: June 24 2015