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Hardware reference : Interfaces Controllers and General Input/Output : GPIB Devices : National Instruments GPIB : National Instruments GPIB on linux | ||||||||||||||
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National Instruments GPIB on linuxManufacturer: config file PC_GPIBPC = device_name PC_GPIBPC_L = device_name edconf: INTERFACES screen GPIB DEVICE ADDR <>TYPE YES /dev/gpib0/master National Instruments GPIB YES /dev/gpib0/master Nat Inst GPIB (shared)On linux platforms, there is a freely available GPIB driver for National Instruments boards available by anonymous ftp from the site koala.chemie.fu-berlin.de in the directory
/pub/linux/LINUX-LAB/IEEE488. That driver should be installed
and configured according to the documentation in the driver package.
Note, however, that the DMA option in the driver installation should
not be selected, as the implementation of DMA in the driver is notoriously
flakey. The only part of the driver package needed
by spec is the driver/gpib0.o module. spec does not use
any of the application library included with the driver package. The file
/etc/gpib.conf associated with the application library, so also is
not used by and does not influence spec . Also, spec
communicates with the driver directly through the
/dev/gpib0/master device node.
No other device nodes are used. |
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