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Article #56368Re: GPIB interface support under Linux.
From: Duncan Mcrae
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 1997 00:00
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 1997 00:00
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colin@dap.CSIRO.AU (Colin Coles) writes: > > Hello, > > I have a requirement to control various pieces of test equipment > under Linux, they all have a GPIB interface. > > The question is, has anyone developed drivers for GPIB boards such > as the PCL 848 or National Instruments PC-11. > > Can anyone point me in the right direction ? > > Thanks, Colin Coles. Colin, I don't know about directly supported cards, but another option you may want to look at is National Instruments' GPIB/Ethernet bridge boxes. Although not currently supported by NI (afaik), you may be able to convince them to port their s/w to Linux; they are usually quite open to customer suggestions and I would think a port would be fairly minor given that the software consists of a driver talking over TCP/IP and currently runs under SunOS 4.1. regards duncan btw: I'm not affiliated with NI, I've just been a somewhat satisfied user of their GPIB/Ethernet bridge boxes in a past life. -- Duncan McRae duncanm@sedal.usyd.edu.au SEDAL Lab, Dept of Electrical Engineering Phone: +61 2 9351 7229 University of Sydney Fax: +61 2 9351 7209 NSW 2006 Australia http://www.sedal.usyd.edu.au/~duncanm/
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From: duncanm@myelin.usyd.EDU.AU (Duncan Mcrae)
Subject: Re: GPIB interface support under Linux.
Date: 1997/03/19
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