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Welcome to the home of LINX, the open hardware interface that powers the LabVIEW Hobbyist Toolkit and the broader LabVIEW Community Edition experience. Whether you are flashing firmware to a microcontroller, deploying code to a Raspberry Pi, or extending the toolkit itself, this wiki collects everything you need in one place.
- Learn the basics of installing, configuring, and wiring targets in Getting Started.
- Follow the curated project paths in Tutorials Overview to go from blinking LEDs to full data acquisition.
- Need the official installers? Grab the latest LabVIEW Community Edition installer and toolkit instructions straight from NI.
- Dive into packet layouts, command IDs, and timing details inside the LINX Specification.
- Explore the full VI palette, examples, and host-side behavior in the VI Reference.
- Review device compatibility, IDs, and support status in the LINX FAQ and Supported Devices.
- Share discoveries, file bugs, or brainstorm new drivers with peers on the LINX forums.
- Looking to extend LINX itself? Start with Adding Custom Commands and Custom Command Examples.
Whatever your hardware stack, this wiki is the fastest route to turning LabVIEW ideas into deployed LINX systems. Happy hacking!