How to run Labview on Raspberry pi3 and set up functionality?

Question

Electronics

Hello!
There is a certain pump control program written in the lab and a pi3 + raspberry. The program operates with data from incoming sensors (about 8-10 pcs) and switches about 10 loads (220 and 380v).
Now the actual question is: with the help of what peripheral devices, standing between raspberries and executing relays / starters, can all this be done.
As I understand it, some input / output modules are needed that expand the number of working channels, communicate with raspberries, but are specially tailored for labview.
I will be glad to any thoughts)

Answer 1

And what is the lab under arm? 0_0
And so, to expand the capacity of the ports - we take any microcontroller with the required number of legs and peripherals, write the firmware by polling the necessary sensors, and give everything to the raspberries using any of the convenient interfaces - UART, i2c, etc.

Answer 2

Actually, under what your program was written, then you need it.
And so - as far as I remember, raspberries have full-featured IO ports - hang up the relay and go.

Answer 3

If your pumps and what they pump is of any value, convert everything to a standard industrial controller.

Answer 4

Everyone has already said above, well, except that it will be like this with your code

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Answer 5

Make a check on the main page, if not the main page - output, if the main one - no.

Answer 6

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