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Basic GPIB Write and Read using NI-VISA www.ni.com/example/25540/en/
Basic GPIB Write and Read using NI-VISA Overview Perform Basic GPIB Communication in LabVIEW using the NI-VISA API. LabVIEW provides two APIs for GPIB communication: traditional NI-488 and NI-VISA. This ...
Rating: 2.89 Last Modified: July 22 2014 Download Example
HP4145B www.ni.com/example/28763/en/
"HP4145B Setup" allows one to setup three terminal sweeps on HP4145B. "HP4145B Gather Data" takes data from HP4145B, then plots the data on the screen, and saves it to a file speci...
Rating: 3.50 Last Modified: November 10 2013 Download Example
Combining 488.2 Function Calls with VISA Calls www.ni.com/example/25714/en/
This example displays how to use 488.2 function calls to find listeners on the bus, then convert those results to an acceptable VISA format. Since VISA calls (such as VISA Write) r...
Rating: 3.29 Last Modified: November 10 2013 Download Example
Ascension Flock of Birds Acquisition www.ni.com/example/25413/en/
Used for a one or two sensor Flock of Birds system. Records in all modes (Position/angle, position/matrix, etc..). Com port selectable, baud rate fixed at 115200 in wiring diagram....
Rating: 5.00 Last Modified: November 10 2013 Download Example
How to Mitigate Hardware Obsolescence in Next-Generation Test Systems www.ni.com/example/31307/en/
This example program and white paper describe how to design and use a user-defined hardware abstraction layer (HAL) in LabVIEW and C-based ADEs.
Rating: 3.97 Last Modified: November 10 2014 Download Example
Open the NI 488.2 Communicator Using LabVIEW and System Exec.vi. www.ni.com/example/31205/en/
Open the NI 488.2 Communicator Using LabVIEW and System Exec.vi. Overview This example program allows you to launch the NI 488.2 Communicator from LabVIEW. This VI uses System Exec.vi to open communicator.exe. ...
Rating: 0.00 Last Modified: May 18 2009 Download Example
Serial Write One Character at a Time. www.ni.com/example/31174/en/
Some instruments can only handle a single Byte(ASCII Character) at a time, and not the full string. This example provides a VI as a drop in replacement for the VISA write.
Rating: 5.00 Last Modified: April 09 2009 Download Example
Modbus Communication Reference Example for cRIO www.ni.com/example/31166/en/
This example ports the existing Modbus Library for LabVIEW to an FPGA-based implementation for use with the cRIO serial modules.
Rating: 3.33 Last Modified: October 24 2014 Download Example
Read Input Registers Using the Modbus Library for LabVIEW. www.ni.com/example/31153/en/
This example shows how to use the Modbus library for LabVIEW to read analog inputs from a Modbus slave device. The Slave device we are communicating with as an example is the Watlo...
Rating: 3.67 Last Modified: February 10 2009 Download Example
VISA Alias Configuration Reference Utility www.ni.com/example/31007/en/
VISA Alias Configuration Reference Utility Overview LabVIEW-based tool that assigns VISA aliases based on device serial numbers in a Windows system. This tool assigns unique VISA aliases to all VISA-controlled ...
Rating: 0.00 Last Modified: May 06 2010 Download Example

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