How to ask the I2C device alias name from the MAX

Hi,
How can I ask the I2C device alias name which MAX uses in Labview? If the VISA Alias on My System is for example I2C in MAX, I need to ask it in Labview and write it then to Device Reference In input of a I2C vi.
BR,
Jick
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Here is a picture which should clarify the problem a bit more.
As you can see I use "I2C2" as an alias in MAX and I need somehow query that alias in Labview and write it to the device reference in input node. How?
BR,
Jick
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