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FYI, the NI Instrument Simulator v2.0 is a small plastic box that connects to a PC via GPIB and/or RS-232. It simulates three instruments: a waveform generator, an oscilloscope, and a digital multimeter: You can configure some settings in software by running the NI Instrument Simulator Wizard:
I reset the simulator to its default factory settings, which includes GPIB multi-address mode with address 1-3. |
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I created Test Case 2263609: Use a Python measurement service with NI-VISA in TestStand to document how to set up and run this example. |
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Neither NI nor the IVI Foundation distribute official Python support for VISA. I used pyvisa and pyvisa-sim. |
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This link is a blast from the past. :) http://sine.ni.com/apps/utf8/niid_web_display.model_page?p_model_id=13039 |





What does this Pull Request accomplish?
Add a
nivisa_dmm_measurementexample, which usespyvisato perform a DMM measurement with NI Instrument Simulator v2.0 hardware. It also supports usingpyvisa-simto simulate the simulator hardware.Why should this Pull Request be merged?
Implements the NI-VISA part of AB#2086086: Test Architect can access python example for using session management
What testing has been done?
Manually tested with InstrumentStudio, MeasurementLink UI Editor, and TestStand.