• Start LabView.  Choose New vi.
• We will use some of routines that we have written previously.  You will need to have the Diagram window active.  Choose Window-Show Diagram if the diagram is not active and showing.
• Choose Window-Show Functions Palette.  The Functions palette is shown below.

• On the Functions palette, look for the tool that will let you choose a vi that has been saved previously.  The tool looks like this:

• Click on that tool, and navigate to find the ResetGPIB.vi, and click to open.  Now you can place the ResetGPIB vi on your diagram.  Position it generally to the left on your diagram.
• Using the same approach, find the Temp1.vi and click to open.  Place it to the right of the ResetGPIB vi on your diagram.  Leave space because we are going to wrap a while loop around the Temp1 vi.
• Now, wrap a while-loop around the Temp1 vi.  Choose the Structures tool on the Functions palette (top left!)  You will get a sub-palette with various programming structures like for-loops.  As your mouse moves across the various objects you get a note at the top about what the structure is.  What you want is the while-loop shown below.

• Click the while-loop icon and place a while loop on the diagram, dragging it to enclose the Temp1 vi.
• Now, the while-loop would execute repeatedly taking temperature measurements, but they would not be displayed.  To display the measurements, make the Panel the active window.  Use Window-Show Panel if necessary.  Place a String Indicator on the Panel.  When you switch to the Panel from the Diagram, the Functions Palette becomes a Controls Palette.  Normally, string and path indicators are selected from a sub-palette that you access from the rightmost button in the top row.  Move the mouse over the Controls Palette buttons until you see String and Path, and click.
• You still need to connect the output of the temperature measurement to the indicator.  You do that on the Diagram, so make the diagram the active window.  There choose the wiring tool from the Tools Palette and select the wiring tool.  (It looks like a spool of wire.)  You can connect between terminals by clicking the wiring tool at each terminal.