Agilent Technologies 66lxxA Sending the Command Volt 5 in Basic, Sending the Command Volt 5 in C

Sending Commands to and Receiving Data from the Module

Sending the Command “VOLT 5”

**********************************************Agilent BASIC ************************************************

2100	OUTPUT 70501;"VOLT 5" ! where 70501 means 7 is the select code of the GPIB interface 05 is the
2110	!	GPIB address of the mainframe, 01 is the slot number (secondary address)
2120	!	of the module

************************* GWBASICAgilent( 82335A/82990A/61062B GPIB Command Library) ************************

2100	MODULE.ADDRESS=70501
2110	COMMAND$ - "VOLT 5"
2120	L - LENGTH(COMMAND$)
2130	CALL IOOUTPUTS(MODULE.ADDRESS,COMMAND$,L)
2140	IF PCIB.ERR&<>O THEN ERROR PCIB.BASERR’ ! ERROR TRAP

********************************** GWBASIC (National Instruments GPIB Interface) ********************************

2100	COMMAND$ = "VOLT 5"
2110	CALL IBWRT(MODULE.ADDRESS%, COMMAND$)
2120	IF IBSTA% &< 0 GOTO 5000	! TRAP ERROR WITH ERROR HANDLER
2130	!	AT LINE 5000

Sending the Command “VOLT 5” in BASIC

*********************** Microsoft C Agilent( 82335A/82990A/61062B HPIB Command Library) *************************

/* Assumes that you have an error handler routine, called ‘error_handler’ that accepts a float. The error handler in then pass ed the float that is returned from each call to the library. */

*include &<stdio.h> *include &<chpib.h> *include &<cfunc.h>

*define module_address 70501L

char *cmd;

cmd = "VOLT 5”;

error = iooutputs(MODULE_ADDRESS, cmd, strlen(cmd)); error_handler(error);

****************************** Microsoft C (National Instruments GPIB Interface) ************************************

/* Assumes that you have an error handler routine, called ‘error-handler’. The error handler is then passed the float that is returned from each call to the library. */

*include &<stdio.h> *include &<decl.h>

*define ERR (l&<&<15) /* Error is detected as bit i5 of ibsta */

int module-address; /* Device is configured in the GPIB.COM handler. Use ibfind() to assign a value to module-address. */

char *cmd; cmd - "VOLT 5”

ibwrt(MODULE_ADDRESS, cmd, strlen(cmd)); if (ibsta & ERR)

error_handler();

Sending the Command "VOLT 5” in C

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