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GPIB-PCIIB

The National Instruments GPIB-PCIIB GPIB Interface Board is designed for industry standard architecture bus, compatible with DOS, supports primary and secondary addressing, and offers high-speed options with a data transfer rate of over 300 kb/s.

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    Description

    The National Instruments GPIB-PCIIB GPIB Interface Board is designed to interface with industry standard architecture buses and requires NI-488 driver software for seamless operation. It is compatible with the Disk Operating Systems (DOS) developed by Microsoft, ensuring broad legacy support. Installation of this interface board necessitates either a 3.5 inch or a 5.25 inch NI-488 Distribution Disk, depending on the user’s system configuration.

    For enhanced connectivity, users have the option to employ double-shielded GPIB cables with the board. The GPIB-PCIIB board supports both primary and secondary GPIB addressing, providing flexible integration with various GPIB-enabled devices. It also offers the necessary input/output addresses for computer usage, which makes it a versatile component in a system’s configuration.

    This robust board can serve as a system controller, offering time supervision and allocation capabilities that are critical for managing complex operations. It is also equipped with the ability to abort input/output transmissions, a critical feature for maintaining system stability and integrity during data exchange processes.

    From a hardware perspective, the GPIB-PCIIB is well-endowed with features such as an interrupt line, DMA channel, and high-speed options, making it suitable for demanding applications that require rapid data transfer. It even includes a time limitation wait function with a duration of approximately 10 seconds for operation control. The board excels in data transfer, offering speeds of more than 300 kb/s, which facilitates efficient communication with other GPIB instruments.

    Question 1: What type of driver software is needed for the National Instruments GPIB-PCIIB GPIB Interface Board to function properly with industry standard architecture buses, and which operating system does it support for legacy compatibility?
    Answer 1: The National Instruments GPIB-PCIIB GPIB Interface Board requires the NI-488 driver software for proper functionality with industry standard architecture buses.

    Question 2: What specific driver software is required for the National Instruments GPIB-PCIIB GPIB Interface Board to function properly with industry standard architecture buses?
    Answer 2: The National Instruments GPIB-PCIIB GPIB Interface Board requires NI-488 driver software to function properly with industry standard architecture buses, and it supports the Disk Operating Systems (DOS) for legacy compatibility.

    Question 3: What are the required conditions for installing the National Instruments GPIB-PCIIB GPIB Interface Board on a system, and what capabilities does it provide to manage data exchange processes effectively?
    Answer 3: To successfully install the National Instruments GPIB-PCIIB GPIB Interface Board, a system must have a compatible slot for the board, either a 3.5 inch or a 5.25 inch NI-488 Distribution Disk for driver installation, and it must run on DOS. The board provides effective data exchange management through its system controller function, offering time supervision and allocation, the ability to abort I/O transmissions to maintain system stability, and high-speed data transfer capabilities exceeding 300 kb/s,

    Question 4: What type of driver software is required for the National Instruments GPIB-PCIIB GPIB Interface Board to function properly, and which Disk Operating Systems is it compatible with?
    Answer 4: The National Instruments GPIB-PCIIB GPIB Interface Board requires NI-488 driver software for proper functionality and is compatible with the Disk Operating Systems (DOS) developed by Microsoft.

    Question 5: What are the system requirements and capabilities of the National Instruments GPIB-PCIIB GPIB Interface Board for integrating with industry-standard architecture buses?
    Answer 5: The National Instruments GPIB-PCIIB GPIB Interface Board requires NI-488 driver software for operation, is compatible with Microsoft’s Disk Operating Systems (DOS), and installation depends on the user’s system configuration, needing either a 3.5 inch or a 5.25 inch NI-488 Distribution Disk. It offers primary and secondary GPIB addressing, input/output addresses, and can function as a system controller with time supervision, abort capabilities for I/O transmissions, and features such as an

    Specification Details
    Manufacturer National Instruments
    Product Name GPIB-PCIIB GPIB Interface Board
    Compatibility Industry standard architecture bus
    Software Requirement NI-488 driver software
    Supported Operating Systems Disk operating systems (DOS) by Microsoft
    Required Distribution Disk 3.5 in. or 5.25 in. NI-488 Distribution Disk
    Optional Accessories Double-shielded GPIB cables
    Addressing Primary and secondary GPIB address
    Input/Output Addresses Available for computers
    System Controller Capability Can be used as a system controller
    Time Management Supervision and allocation functions
    Abort I/O Transmissions Capability to abort I/O transmissions
    Hardware Features Interrupt line, DMA channel, High-speed options
    Time Limitation Wait Function Approx. 10 seconds duration
    Data Transfer Rate More than 300 kb/s