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Programming Examples
GPIB Programming Interface Examples
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!
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! CLEAR and RESET the controller and type in the following
commands and then
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!
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!
RUN the program:
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!******************************************************************
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!
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Sig_gen=719
generator's address
! Declares a variable to hold the signal
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! Places the signal generator into Local mode
LOCAL Sig_gen
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CLEAR Sig_gen
parser
! Clears any pending data I/O and resets the
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REMOTE 719
! Puts the signal generator into remote mode
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CLEAR SCREEN
! Clears the controllers display
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REMOTE 719
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OUTPUT Sig_gen;"*RST"
defined state
! Places the signal generator into a
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PRINT "The signal generator should now be in REMOTE."
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PRINT
250 PRINT "Verify that the remote [R] annunciator is on. Press the
`Local' key, "
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PRINT "on the front panel to return the signal generator to
local control."
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PRINT
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PRINT "Press RUN to start again."
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END
! Program ends
Interface Check Using NI-488.2 and C++
This example uses the NI-488.2 library to verify that the GPIB connections and
interface are functional. Launch Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0, add the required
files, and enter the following code into your .cpp source file.
The following program example is available on the signal generator
Documentation CD-ROM as niex1.cpp.
//
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//
// PROGRAM NAME: niex1.cpp
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