hp 4339B LabVIEW driver needed

[NuonuoH]

Still Looking for LabVIEW driver for HP 4339B, High Resistance Meter. Anybody's still using it now?

[AndrewAlford]

Check this link:

https://sine.ni.com/apps/utf8/niid_web_display.download_page?p_id_guid=E3B19B3E9367659CE034080020E74...

[NuonuoH]

Aren't those LabWindows drivers?

I'd like LabVIEW drivers for this meter.

Thank you anyway.

[AndrewAlford]

Sorry, yes they are but I cannot find anything else. I took a quick look at the manual and you can fairly easily write your own using VISA and the communication instructions provided in the operation manual. by the looks of it this will be your only choice.

[NuonuoH]

Yes, that's the last thing that I'd like to do...

Thank you again.

[Albert.Geven]

You can always automatically convert the cvi interface into a labview interface.

It does not look right but it works.

in LabVIEW use "Tools/Instrumentation/import CVI instrument driver" for the conversion

[NuonuoH]

Thank you, but when doing convertion, what should I put in 'Select a shared library or DLL' in the dialog box? The default one there is 'hp4339a_32.dll', which will be generated to or located from somewhere?

Thank you again.

[jjp377]

you will need the dll, so you can use the default hp4339a_32.dll.  you can create a folder on your desktop with the driver files, create the project in that same folder and the dll will be generated and added to the "hp4339a" folder.

[thehobbs]

There is a certified LabVIEW driver for the Agilent 4339B on IDNet (ni.com/idnet).  I recommend that you try using it as I'm sure there is a high degree of overlap in functionality with the 4339A.  You will just need to disable the ID Query in the Initialize.

[NuonuoH]

Still didn't fine it.

Can you find it out and send the link to me?

Thank you very much!