Re: generate a signal at 3kHz that has packets of sinusoidals themselves generated at 50kHz

[ninskaya]

Hi Peter,

Thanks a lot for writing the vi it will help me a lot!

Best regards,
Ninskaya

Re: generate a signal at 3kHz that has packets of sinusoidals themselves generated at 50kHz

[ninskaya]

Hi Peter,

Thanks a lot for your help. I will use that vi.

Ninskaya

Re: Labview GPIB connection.

[ninskaya]

Thanks.

Ninskaya

Re: Labview GPIB connection.

[ninskaya]

Hi Matthew, thank you for replying. I forgot to attach the vi.
Actually, I have another question. I'm not able to make a GPIB
connection because the driver hasn't been well installed. I would like
to uninstall it in order to reinstall it properly, but there no such
option on the CD rom. How could I do that?

Thanks a lot,
Ninskaya

Re: Open a labview window to display GPIB data.

[ninskaya]

Hi Dennis, I'm sorry for all these questions. The clicking of the
right VISA arrow doesn't give me any VISA resource names on my system.
I did a scan with Max which tells me that I don't have any GPIB
connection (which isn't the case), altough when I check on Scope
Explorer it tells me that I'm connected to GPIB and gives me its
address.

Ninskaya

Re: Labview GPIB connection.

[ninskaya]

This question has been mailed to Dennis Knudson.

Re: Labview GPIB connection.

[ninskaya]

I have mailed this question to Dennis Knutson.

Re: Open a labview window to display GPIB data.

[ninskaya]

Thanks a lot.

Ninskaya

Labview GPIB connection.

[ninskaya]

Hi, I would like to open a Labview window to see data from a scope
(Scope Explorer) through GPIB. I have been using the attached vi which
then gives me an "old VISA open" error message. Do I have to open a
special VISA connection?

Thanks,
Ninskaya

Re: Open a labview window to display GPIB data.

[ninskaya]

Sorry, the scope is a Lecroy Scope Explorer version 2.12.

Ninskaya

Re: Open a labview window to display GPIB data.

[ninskaya]

Hi Dennis Knutson, thanks a lot for your help. I am using
ScopeExplorer as a scope. I am sorry, I don't really understand in
which form the data will be. Shall I use the Read Visa vi like another
person suggested and if yes how can I found out about the GPIB
address?

Thanks,
Ninskaya