Communication GPIB avec un keithley 2000

Bonjour à tous,
j'essai d'utiliser mon multimètre keithley 2000 en communication GPIB sur mon labview 8.6. J'ai télécharger un vi (pièce jointe) qui est un exemple. J'arrive à initialiser sans pb... mon pb se situe au niveau de la fonction lecture. Le sous vi atteint le time out de 25s et me renvoie l'erreur suivante :
L'erreur -1073807339 s'est produite à : VISA Wait On Event dans Wait for RQS.VI:1->_ke2000 Wait for SRQ.vi->ke2000 Data Read Single.vi->Keithley channel test.vi
Raisons possibles :
VISA: (Hex 0xBFFF0015) Le délai d'attente (timeout) a expiré avant que l'opération ne soit achevée.
Je ne comprends pas du tout ce qui se passe, quelqu'un aurait-il une idée !!! Merci à tous
Attachments:
Keithley channel test.vi ‏48 KB

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L’erreur que vous reportez correspond effectivement à un problème d’adressage entre votre contrôleur GPIB et votre instrument. Sur le document suivant, GPIB Error Codes and Common Solutions (Part 1), il est clairement indiqué que cette erreur peut survenir si votre contrôleur GPIB à la même adresse que vos instruments. Je pense qu’en plus de vérifier l’adresse de votre instrument, vous devriez aussi vérifier si votre contrôleur GPIB n’a pas une adresse fantaisiste. Le plus simple est de lui donner l’adresse 0. Vous pouvez également vérifier les adresses secondaires de vos instruments et contrôleur afin de vous assurer que ce ne sont pas elles qui causent problème.
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Avez-vous vérifié que les paramètres d’adressage que vous utilisez dans votre programme LabVIEW sont bien les mêmes que ceux que vous utilisez dans MAX ?
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