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starting address of E8491A shared

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Figure 3-3. Partial Listing of Resource Manager Output Showing Shared Memory Mapping.

Example Programs The following examples show an application using the E8491A’s shared memory. In the program, 8,000 readings are taken with the HP E1410 multimeter. Because the E1410 has only enough memory to store 4,096 readings internally, all 8,000 readings are stored in shared memory and then transferred to the PC. Given the shared memory size of 128 kBytes and the E1410 storage format of eight bytes/reading, up to 16,000 readings can be stored.

Figure 3-4 illustrates the reading transfers performed with the following programs.

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Contents Contents Chapter Index Contents HEWLETT-PACKARD Warranty Statement Documentation History Manufacturer’s Name Page Business Reply Mail Page Component Overview Interface Installation ConfigurationAdditional Information VXI Programming Using Ieee 1394 Serial BusInstalling Ieee Host Adapter Interface Installation and ConfigurationLayout of the Adaptec AHA-8940 1394-to-PCI Host Adapter Locating a PCI bus Expansion Slot Connecting the Power Cable Where to go Next Installing HP E8491A InterconnectPage Connecting the HP E8491A to the Host Adapter Instruments Installing VXI InstrumentsInstalling C-size Instruments Shows the installation of A- and B-size instruments Installing A- and B-size InstrumentsPage Interface Installation and Configuration Chapter 10. The HP IO Libraries Program Group Configuring the HP E8491A Interconnect11. The HP IO Libraries IO Config Utility 12. Editing the HP E8491A Configuration Editing the HP E8491A ConfigurationEditing the HP E8491A Configuration on Windows 95 Platforms InstallingInstrument Drivers Verifying the Installation Viewing the Resource Manager Output 17 is a partial listing of a typical resource manager output Page Running the Resource Manager Page VXI Programming Using the Ieee 1394 Serial Bus Block Data Transfers Optimizing ProgramsBlock Transfers using HP VXIplug&play Drivers For i=0 i10 i+=2 Printf%lf\n\n,dataPtri*range/32768 Comments HP Visa Error checking routine Comments TTLTRG7 TTLTRG0 HP E8491A TriggeringItrigall Configuring the E8491A Trig In and Trig Out PortsTurn off the autozero function iprintfe1412, Zeroauto OFF\n Program, ivxitrigroutee8491s, ITRIGEXT0 Locating E8491A Shared Memory Using HP E8491A Shared MemoryLocating Shared Memory Using HP Visa Starting address of E8491A shared Memory hexadecimal #define E8491 VXI00INSTR Storing Readings Shared Memory HP Visa ExampleUnsigned char ViClosefw E8491 Error handling function Storing Readings Shared Memory Sicl Example Ivxirminfoe8491, 0, &info startaddr = info.memstart Comments Ieee 1394 Topology and Terminology Ieee 1394 Fundamentals Interface OverviewTerms shown in -1 are defined in the following table Features of the Ieee 1394 BusIeee Data Transfer Protocol Optimizing the ConfigurationIeee 1394 Fundamentals and Interface Overview Chapter Adaptec AHA-8940 Host Adapter Interface Cable PIN # HP E8491A PC to VXI InterconnectConfiguration Label HP IO Libraries Using the HP E8491A With the HP E1406 Command ModuleGeneral Interface Characteristics VXI CharacteristicsExternal Trigger Input CLKExternal Trigger Output Power Supply Loading Trigger DelaysCooling Specifications Appendix a Configuration File Overview Editing the HP E8491A Resource Manager ConfigurationPage Page Page Utility Function Overview Using ivxiscPage Iclear Sicl interface name, logical address Page Index MXI Trig In specifications Index