Description
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The Part Number for this product is 181330C-01, with alternative part numbers including 776569-01, 776569-02, 776569-03, 776569-04, 776569-05, and 776569-06. It falls under the Category of GPIB and is identified by the Model name GPIB-SCSI-A. Manufactured by National Instruments, its primary Function is as a GPIB SCSI Controller.
This device boasts a Control Capability of managing up to 14 GPIB instruments and 7 SCSI devices. It operates in Modes of Control designated as SCSI(S) and GPIB(G). Furthermore, it supports Data Transfer Characteristics that are asynchronous, and it is capable of fulfilling IEEE-488.2 Functions such as being a Talker, Listener, and Controller.
The SCSI Addresses are Software Selectable, allowing for flexible configuration. Regarding data transfer rates, this device achieves a Maximum Transfer Rate from SCSI/GPIB to Buffer of 1.0 Mbytes/s, and from Buffer to SCSI/GPIB it can reach up to 800 kbytes/s. When operating in Straight-Through, No Buffering mode, the maximum transfer rate is 600 kbytes/s.
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| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 181330C-01 |
| Alternative Part Numbers | 776569-01, 776569-02, 776569-03, 776569-04, 776569-05, 776569-06 |
| Category | GPIB |
| Model | GPIB-SCSI-A |
| Manufacturer | National Instruments |
| Function | GPIB SCSI Controller |
| Control Capability | Up to 14 GPIB instruments and 7 SCSI devices |
| Modes of Control | SCSI(S) and GPIB(G) |
| Data Transfer Characteristics | Asynchronous |
| IEEE-488.2 Functions | Talker, Listener, Controller |
| SCSI Addresses | Software Selectable |
| Maximum Transfer Rate (SCSI/GPIB to Buffer) | 1.0 Mbytes/s |
| Maximum Transfer Rate (Buffer to SCSI/GPIB) | 800 kbytes/s |
| Maximum Transfer Rate (Straight-Through, No Buffering) | 600 kbytes/s |
| Input Voltage RangeQuestion 1: What is the part number for the GPIB-SCSI-A controller? Answer 1: 181330C-01 Question 2: How many GPIB devices can the GPIB-SCSI-A control? Question 3: What is the maximum SCSI/GPIB to Buffer transfer rate? Question 4: Are the SCSI addresses on the GPIB-SCSI-A fixed or selectable? Question 5: Can the GPIB-SCSI-A function as a Talker and Listener? |
