NI USB 6229 to communicate with 1 wire EEPROM (read/write)

I have NI USB 6229 and am trying to communicate with a 1 wire EEPROM DS2433 chip through digital I/O with (hardware timing) with LabVIEW 7.1. I am struggling to read serial no. as well as reading/writing certain values which I have received through different analogue I/Os. Can anyone help me on this?

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