HP Drive manual Configure the Instrument, Take the Reading

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1From the Configuration subpalette, select Configure Measurement VI and place it on the Block Diagram.

2Create constants and enter values to set the resolution to 1 millivolt, the function to DC Voltage, and the range to 1.5 volts:

0.001 in the Resolution field

DC volts in the Measurement Function field

1.5 in the Range field

3Connect the instrument handle and error terminals from Initialize With Options VI to Configure Measurement VI.

4From the Trigger subpalette, select Configure Trigger VI and place it on the Block Diagram.

5Connect resource name and error information from Configure Measurement VI to Configure Trigger VI.

6Create a constant and enter a value of 0.01 in the Trigger Delay field.

Note: You can also set the Trigger Delay using a Property Node by replacing steps 4 & 5 with a property access as shown in the section “Setting a Property in an IVI- C Driver” below.

Take the Reading

1Return to the main hp34401a palette. From the Measurement subpalette, select Read VI and place it on the Block Diagram.

2Set the value for Timeout to 1 second (1000 ms). Enter 1000 in the Timeout field.

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HP Drive manual Configure the Instrument, Take the Reading

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