Description
The part number 776584-15 identifies a specific GPIB device, which is categorized under the model GPIB-SPRC-S. For those seeking an upgrade or replacement, the recommended model is the 776584-05 P/L.G.. This device operates at a voltage of 240V and is classified as an External SCSI-GPIB Controller. Manufactured by National Instruments, it ensures compatibility with a range of software including NI-488.2, LabWindows/CVI, NI 488M for AIX and IRIX.
It is designed to be used with the Solaris operating system and utilizes an SCSI interface for connectivity. Specifically designed for SPARCstation, it adheres to several standards for compatibility, including IEEE-488.2, HS-488, and IEEE NAT-4882 GPIB. The device incorporates the TNT4882C ASIC chip, enhancing its performance.
Among its additional features are Direct Memory Access (DMA) and a POS circuit for I/O addressing, which improve its efficiency and usability. Although it has been announced as obsolete by National Instruments, it remains available through Apex Waves, indicating its continued relevance and utility in certain applications.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 776584-15 |
| Category | GPIB |
| Model | GPIB-SPRC-S |
| Recommended Replacement | 776584-05 P/L.G. |
| Voltage | 240V |
| Type | External SCSI-GPIB Controller |
| Manufacturer | National Instruments |
| Software Compatibility | NI-488.2, LabWindows/CVI, NI 488M for AIX and IRIX |
| Operating Systems | Solaris |
| Interface | SCSI |
| Designed For | SPARCstation |
| Standards Compatibility | IEEE-488.2, HS-488, IEEE NAT-4882 GPIB |
| Chip | TNT4882C ASIC |
| Additional Features | Direct Memory Access (DMA), POS circuit for I/O addressing |
| Obsolete Status | Announced by National Instruments, available through Apex Waves |
Question 1: What is the part number for the GPIB-SPRC-S?
Answer 1: 776584-15
Question 2: What voltage does the GPIB-SPRC-S operate at?
Answer 2: 240V
Question 3: What is the recommended replacement for the GPIB-SPRC-S?
Answer 3: 776584-05 P/L.G.
Question 4: Which operating system is the GPIB-SPRC-S compatible with?
Answer 4: Solaris OS
Question 5: Is the GPIB-SPRC-S considered obsolete by National Instruments?
Answer 5: Yes
