#Labview 2013 user manual install
#Labview 2013 user manual driver
#Labview 2013 user manual manual
#Labview 2013 user manual code

#Labview 2013 user manual install

Follow the links in the document to install and use the instrument driver.

#Labview 2013 user manual driver

Refer to Choosing the Right Interface to Control Instruments in LabVIEWВ to determine which instrument driver type is best for your application.

#Labview 2013 user manual code

If you are able to communicate with the instrument in IBIC, then you should also be able to communicate with the instrument from any other programming language, such as G code or C.ДЄfter completing your configuration and verifying communication with the instrument, you need an easy way to transition from interactive mode to programming mode.The best way to achieve this is by using instrument drivers.

#Labview 2013 user manual manual

EnterВ helpВ to launch IBIC help documentation and refer to your instrumentвЂ™s manual for supported commands.In MAX, navigate to the ToolsВ tab > NI-488.2В >В Interactive Control.If your device is not SCPI compliant, use GPIB Interactive Control (IBIC) for more advanced communication. ReadВ вЂ“ reads the response from the instrument. WriteВ вЂ“ writes the command to the instrument. QueryВ вЂ“ writes the command to the instrument and reads the response back. Refer to manufacturer documentation for a list of valid commands. Type a supported command in the Send StringВ field.The NI-488.2 Communicator should launch.If your device is SCPI compliant, select its VISA resource and select Communicate with Instrument. You can configure the VISA Alias of the instrument for easier identification.ДЄfter set-up and configuration,В use an interactive control to verify communication with the instrument and test different instrument commands. After your instrument has been successfully recognized, select the instrument in MAX and then theВ VISA PropertiesВ tab at the bottom of the window.If you experience issues with Scan for Instruments, refer to CanвЂ™t See GPIB Instrument Using Scan for Instruments in MAX. If Scan for InstrumentsВ is missing, refer to NI MAX GPIB Scan for Instruments Missing. Check the instrumentвЂ™s user manual for supported commands and continue to theВ Test CommunicationВ section below. Note:В If your instrument is not SCPI compliant, it will not appear in MAX. The instrument VISA resource name should appear under the GPIB controller resource asВ GPIB::::INSTR. NI-VISA will attempt to identify the connected GPIB instrument by conducting a FindLstn() test and a *IDN? query. In MAX, select the GPIB controller and select Scan for Instruments.After the controller has been successfully recognized, securely connect the GPIB instrument to the controller via a GPIB cable and power it on.If you are unable to see the controller, refer to Cannot Detect NI GPIB-USB HS Device in MAX. If not specified, the controller number defaults to 0. You should see the VISA resource name of the NI GPIB controller listed asВ GPIB::INSTRВ where is the controller number. In Measurement and Automation Explorer (MAX), NI-VISA detects the instrument and creates the VISA resource that you use to communicate with the instrument. If you are using a NI GPIB-ENET device, refer to Setting Up the Ethernet Configuration for a GPIB-ENET DeviceВ for additional steps to add the interface to your system. If you are using an NI GPIB controller, refer to the GPIB Hardware Installation GuideВ to install the hardware. NI-488.2 and LabVIEW Version Compatibility.NI-488.2 Supported Versions for GPIB Devices and Modules.

NI-VISA and LabVIEW Version Compatibility.

NI-VISA and Operating System Compatibility.LabVIEW and Microsoft Windows Compatibility.Refer to the following for compatibility information. Install the latest compatible version of LabVIEW, the NI-VISAВ driver, and the NI-488.2В driver. GPIB Cabling Requirements and Limitations.Consult the pinout or documentation for your GPIB instrument and make sure you have the correct cables and GPIB instrument control device to connect the instrument to the computer.