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Hi, I Have a keithley 2100 6 1/2 Digit Multimeter and I need to mesure temperature with it but I don't know how to do that, I could only found how to mesure DCV ACV resistence etc but I didn't found a way to put my PT-100 alpha beta and delta configurations for my pt-100 and to read temperatures.

 

A little help please? 

 

thanks

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What have you tried so far??

Do you have the LabVIEW drivers for this instrument, if not, then find it here.

 

You might also want to share your code..!!


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I have a code downloaded from keithley website only I'll send you.

 

I'm using the code in: Keithley 2100 Series/Exemples/Keithley 2100 Series Read Single

 

In that code in function diode I changed to TEMP and the multimeter has changed correctly now I need to configure it

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@Top24 wrote:

I could only found how to mesure DCV ACV resistence etc but I didn't found a way to put my PT-100 alpha beta and delta configurations for my pt-100 and to read temperatures.


There is a configuration VI: '..\Keithley 2100 Series - lv2012\Public\Configure\Configure Temperature.vi' which allows to set Alpha, Beta & Delta constants.

 

Configure temp - Keithley

 

Make sure after downloading the drivers you keep it in 'C:\Program Files (x86)\National Instruments\LabVIEW 2012\instr.lib' folder as shown below...

 

Keep instruments driver here


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Thanks, that helped a LOT!!! THANKS!!!

 

Onle last question what should I call in my VI in order to get the temperature read by the multimeter? that vi you said configures the temperature but where can I READ the temperature and use it? THANKS!!

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Hi, for most of the drivers, there has to be a VI Tree...!!

For Keithley 2100: C:\Program Files (x86)\National Instruments\LabVIEW 2012\instr.lib\Keithley 2100 Series\Public\VI Tree.vi

 

This VI lists all exposed (public) functions of the library (well I can't see 'Configure Temperature.vi' under configuration)...

You should be using one of the Data functions.

 

Read Functions


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Thanks a lot!

 

You are the best.

 

Thanks again problem solved

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One last question, I can't call these VI's in MY project 😕 how can I do that I was tryingo to initialize then to configure temperature then aquire single data but it is not working 😕

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