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Labview VI for D9020USBC

Hi team,

I'm trying to making a automation of USB 3.0 testing & for this I required a working VI for controlling the keysight Compliance tool D9020USBC.

I'm also made a labview VI for this compliance but In this VI I didn't getting the popup of DUT connection & disconnection during LFPS test.

If you have some suggestion or reference VIs then please share with me.

 

 

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Since this is totally instrument dependent, you would get a better answer from Keysight about instrument behaviour while on remote control using SCPI.

Santhosh
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I'm already asked this question from keysight team, They told me raise this consern with Ni team, May be they will help you in this, for Labview only NI team will help/

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Don't tell them it is for LabVIEW. Tell them to show you example source code (C, Python, Lua, C#, Rust, Modula, Basic, Java or whatever) to do it in any environment. It is their instrument, and they know how the instrument behaves and what it can do and what not. Claiming that it is a LabVIEW problem is lame.

 

Once you have the exact procedure what to send to the instrument in what order, you can then go and write your own instrument driver VIs in LabVIEW.

 

Not familiar how to write VIs? That's your chance to learn it. LabVIEW is a programming language, not a simple point and click program. Unless you had already formal text based programming training, it's actually easier to learn than most text languages. But it is still programming and that requires the ability to logically build a chain of steps to perform to achieve a certain action.

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