For more general information on licensing, please refer to Understanding NI Software Policies. You may activate LabVIEW or LabWindows/CVI on multiple computers according to the license option outlined in your unique licensing agreement. It is therefore possible, if you know how to use this hardware with. Once the software is installed on the fourth machine, you can follow the same activation procedure that was used for previous activations. A Labview license is more expensive than a Labjack T7 card, which is extremely powerful, for prices ranging from 400 to 600. It imports your existing project and then you can set advanced permissions and define precisely what you want to give to your customers. Note: If you need to use LabVIEW or LabWindows/CVI on a fourth machine with a single seat licence, you must first deactivate the software from one of the three other machines. BLT is entire built in LabVIEW and allows the developer to grant usage licenses to LabVIEW executables. Remember to follow the software licensing agreement by having only one active copy of your software installed at a time. When you install on the new machine, simply follow the same activation process that you completed the first time you installed. LabVIEW 8.0 and LabWindows/CVI 8.0 and Previous: You can install the software on another machine, but you first must uninstall the software from the old machine. Software may not be used for business purposes, and must be purchased by the company.

This software may be used for Teaching and Research purposes. Software used as part of the UW Campus License is for Faculty, Staff, and Students only. You can run LabVIEW or LabWindows/CVI on only one of these computers at a time. Software Licensing Labview LabVIEW LabVIEW. Single-Seat License LabVIEW 8.1 and LabWindows/CVI 8.1 to Present: A user may install and activate the NI Software on up to three (3) computers, each by following the traditional installation and activation process. Your software administrator can also provide this information. If you are not sure which type of licensing agreement you have, open NI License Manager and check whether your LabVIEW or LabWindows/CVI license shows up under the Local Licenses tab (single-seat) or the Network Licenses tab (VLA). With the NI LabVIEW Third Party Licensing & Activation Toolkit, you can add licensing and activation features to your LabVIEW VIs and applications built with. There are two main categories of license agreements: single-seat license and volume license agreement (VLA). SolutionActivation rules for multiple computers vary based on the type of NI Software License Agreement you or your company has.

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