ARM64
Below is the latest release of the LabJack Modbus Driver (LJM) for Linux ARM64. This includes newer ARM based devices such as a Raspberry Pi running a 64-bit operating system. LJM supports T-Series and Digit devices. For other devices see Software Installer Downloads.
Included Software Packages and Versions
The following software is included: LJM Library - Version: 1.2304, LJM Constants - Version: 2025.05.06.A
Kipling, LJLogM, and LJStreamM do not support ARM64.
Installation Instructions
Installation Instructions
Download an appropriate LJM installer package from our download links above.
Navigate to the file location in which you downloaded the package from a terminal session.
Extract the package using the tar
or unzip
command:
Extract a .tar.gz
archive: tar -zvxf [installer package name here].tar.gz
Extract a .zip
archive: unzip [installer package name here].zip
Navigate (cd
) into the installer directory: cd [installer package name here]
Run the install script with sudo
: sudo ./labjack_ljm_installer.run
ARMv7
Below is the LJM installer package for the Linux ARMv7 (armhf/armv7l) architecture. Tested on:
Raspberry Pi 2 Model B with kernel 3.18.11
Raspberry Pi 3 Model B with kernel 4.1.19
Raspberry Pi 4
BeagleBone Black with kernel 3.8.13
ARMv7 boards with similar or newer kernel versions should use this build.
Installation Instructions
Download one of the LJM installer packages from our download links above.
Navigate to the file location in which you downloaded the package from a terminal session.
Extract the package using the tar
command: tar -zvxf [installer package name here].tar.gz
Navigate (cd
) into the installer directory: cd [installer package name here]
Run the install script with sudo
: sudo ./labjack_ljm_installer.run -- --without-kipling
ARMv6
Below is the LJM installer package for the Linux ARMv6 architecture. Tested on:
Raspberry Pi 1 Model B
Raspberry Pi Zero
To check compatibility, see the system requirements.
Installation Instructions
Download an appropriate LJM installer package from our download links above.
Navigate to the file location in which you downloaded the package from a terminal session.
Extract the package using the tar
command: tar -zvxf [installer package name here].tar.gz
Navigate (cd
) into the installer directory: cd [installer package name here]
Run the install script with sudo
: sudo ./LabJackM.run