4Back in the Class Browser, under Properties and Methods, scroll down and select Initialize. Click Create and drag the Invoke Node to the Block Diagram.

5Create constants and enter values for ResourceName, IDQuery, Reset, and OptionString:

•GPIB0::23::INSTR in the instrument ResourceName field

•False in the IDQuery field

•True in the Reset field

•Simulate=1 in the OptionString field

6Connect the automation refnum and error terminals from Automation Open to Initialize Invoke Node.

Note: Instead of using the Class Browser, you can select an Invoke Node from the ActiveX subpalette and select the Initialize method. To access driver properties, you can select a Property Node from the ActiveX subpalette and select the appropriate property or you can use the Class Browser for both IVI-C and IVI-COM drivers.

Configure the Instrument

1Go back to the Class Browser, and under Properties and Methods, double- click the DC Voltage property and select the Configure method. Click Create and drag the Invoke Node to the Block Diagram.

2Create constants and enter values to set the Resolution to 1 millivolt and the Range to 1.5 volts:

•0.001 in the Resolution field

•1.5 in the Range field

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