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1If you have not already done so, install the Agilent IO Libraries Suite from the
2Connect your instrument to the USB port on your computer.
3With the Connection Expert utility of the Agilent IO Libraries Suite running, the computer will automatically recognize the instrument. This may take several seconds. When the instrument is recognized, your computer will display the VISA alias, IDN string, and VISA address. This information is located in the USB folder.
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| section are site networks and private networks. |
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