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Dear all;

 

How can I make the design of a pilot of an instrument ("In general : any insrument  ")  wich I know his SCPI language ?

Please I want the procedure as detailed !

 

Thank you

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Hi za3im_ensa

 

You can write the ASCII SCPI commands directly to the device; a good example of doing this over GPIB can be found in "Help > Find Examples > Hardware Input and Output > GPIB > LabVIEW-GPIB.vi".

 

Alternatively, you can search for your instrument drivers in "Help > Find Instrument Drivers..." - if a driver set exists for the device you can often eliminate some of the complexity of reading and writing the commands directly.

 

Hopefully this helps you get started!  If you have any other questions I'd be happy to help.


Regards,

Peter D

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Thank you dear for your answer which will surely help me.

Now, it's possible to build my own driver such as those you put in your Website ??

If yes, I beg tell me how !

 

regards


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You're welcome!

 

It is possible for you to create your own 'plug-and-play' drivers and I have found some references for you.  There is a Developer's Zone article covering the development of instrument drivers; this includes good practices and driver structure.  There is a larger document covering similar material here.


Regards,

Peter D

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