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keithley 2700 driver problems

Perhaps a step in the right direction..let's hope...since you are now getting BFFF003E and BFFF0011 errors.

 

Recommend you uninstall your KUSB-488B GPIB driver.

Also uninstall NI 488.2 (if exists.....you have to first select National Instruments Software and then press uninstall/change to find this).

Remove C:\windows\system32\gpib-32.dll if exists.

 

Then download and install the latest KUSB-488B driver from here

http://www.keithley.com/support/data?asset=52970

 

Install it as NI command compatible.

After installing and rebooting, check the NI-VISA passports again and ensure that only the "NI-VISA Passport for GPIB" is marked on.

 

Repeat the checks suggested to verify the GPIB driver and instrument:

First, run the Configuration Utility first to confirm the Gpib0 and instrument are both seen.

Then run the Diagnostic Tool and confirm you can communicate with your instrument : start with Initialize, enter *idn? in the text box and press Send, then get the response by pressing Enter.

 

If this works, repeat the VISA interactive test to see if GPIB0 and GPIB0::25::INSTR both appear. Confirm you can write and read to GPIB0::25::INSTR.

If this works, repeat the LabVIEW test with the simple write/read vi that was attached previously.

 

Hope you get better results.

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yeah I got results to another computer running Labview 8.5.

 

But to the compuiter running 2011 the same things. I unistalled everything (Labview, NI-VISA, Keithley drivers, checked for the gpib.dll in syteme32) and installed again but nothing  changed. I get the same error 0xBFFF009E.

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I unistalled the 2011 version and installed the 8.5.1 and NI-VISa 5.1.1 and it worked without changing anything else.

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