Most VIs should work out of the box.
The SeqZap installer includes a LabVIEW example in the ..\..\Test\SeqZapTest\Tools\LabVIEW\VIServerSystemTest folder in SeqZaps installation directory.
This test script calls a simple VI which simply multiplies the two input values “A” and “B” and returns the value in the “Result” output variable.

The VI is located here and has the following simple implementation:

Most LabVIEW value types are supported by SeqZap as input/output parameters. Before a parameter can be used it must be “Connected” by using the “Show Connector” panel in LabVIEW by right-clicking the icon and selected ->Show Connector.
