NextView4-Pro Data Acquisition Software

£926.00

(£1,111.20 Inc. VAT)

Special order, delayed despatch

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NextView4-Pro is a Windows data logging and control application for use with the BMC range of data acquisition units. The Pro version is for use with a multiple DAQ units. With NextView4 you can view data in numeric and chart recorder formats, log data to a CSV file, add buttons, sliders and automate your data acquisition task.

One software for everything. NextView4 covers the entire world of PC measurement data acquisition: displaying live data, recording measured values, analyzing your measurement applications - and even much more.
NextView®4 puts a main focus on user friendliness and practical use. An intuitive operating concept (e.g. Drag & Drop) guarantees extremely short training periods to get results fast. Programming skills are not necessary.
Analogue, digital, or CAN signals provided by the DAQ hardware can be shown online as graphs, numerical values, or levels. Display and analysis of measuring data stored or imported in a file is done in a graph display.
Once conversion factors and unit have been entered, NextView®4 will always display your signals and analysis results as physical quantities.
After all, you do not want to see voltages but that what you measure: temperature, pressure, speed - whatever you like.
NextView®4 features switches, push-buttons, and sliders to control analog and digital outputs.
With the add-on module NextView®4 Script, it is possible to automate processes or realize individual applications. In case of alarm, for example, an event can be set off, which has been programmed with the BASIC-like script language.
Ideal for long-term measurements and interference monitoring. The MultiScan creates single files (back-to-back), which are already available for analysis while the scan is still running. Use the FileTrain function to reconnect these files. This is necessary for analyses beyond file limits, for example.
If a trigger - optionally with prehistory - has been set, measured data are only stored for a defined period of time when or before the trigger event occured