GPIB-RS232

Description

The National Instruments GPIB-RS232 GPIB Instrument Control Device is a versatile and RoHS-compliant converter, compatible with IEEE 488.1 and 488.2 standards, offering multiple modes of operation including S mode for controlling GPIB instruments via RS-232, G mode for integrating RS232 instruments into a GPIB system, C mode for controlling a single GPIB instrument, and D mode for interfacing an RS232 device to a GPIB bus. It supports a data transfer rate of up to 115.2 kb/s and operates on a voltage range of 9 to 28 VDC with a maximum current consumption of 800 mA, safeguarded by a 2.2 A 125 V nonreplicable fuse.

With a weight of 6.75 oz and dimensions of 6.3 x 3.68 x 1.24 inches, the device is designed to function reliably within an operating temperature range of 0 to 55° C and can be safely stored between temperatures ranging from -20 to 70° C. The robust design ensures data integrity through handshaking and data buffering, making it an essential tool for seamless integration and control of instruments in various computing environments.

Q1: What modes of operation does the National Instruments GPIB-RS232 GPIB Instrument Control Device support, and what are its dimensions and operating temperature range?
A1: The operating temperature limits for the National Instruments GPIB-RS232 GPIB Instrument Control Device are 0 to 55° C.

Q2: What modes of operation does the National Instruments GPIB-RS232 GPIB Instrument Control Device offer for interfacing with GPIB and RS232 instruments, and what are its key physical specifications and temperature ranges for operation and storage?
A2: The National Instruments GPIB-RS232 GPIB Instrument Control Device offers four modes of operation: S mode for GPIB to RS-232 control, G mode for integrating RS232 instruments into a GPIB system, C mode for controlling a single GPIB instrument, and D mode for interfacing an RS232 device to a GPIB bus; it supports a data transfer rate of up to 115.2 kb/s and operates within a voltage range of 9 to 28 VDC.

Q3: What are the operating temperature limits for the National Instruments GPIB-RS232 GPIB Instrument Control Device?
A3: The National Instruments GPIB-RS232 GPIB Instrument Control Device offers four modes of operation—S mode for controlling GPIB instruments via RS-232, G mode for integrating RS232 instruments into a GPIB system, C mode for controlling a single GPIB instrument, and D mode for interfacing an RS232 device to a GPIB bus. Its key physical specifications include a weight of 6.75 oz and dimensions of 6.3 x 3.68 x 1.24

Q4: What are the functions and modes of operation provided by the National Instruments GPIB-RS232 GPIB Instrument Control Device, and what are its physical specifications and temperature operating range?
A4: The National Instruments GPIB-RS232 GPIB Instrument Control Device supports multiple modes of operation, including S mode, G mode, C mode, and D mode, and has dimensions of 6.3 x 3.68 x 1.24 inches with an operating temperature range of 0 to 55° C.

Q5: What are the possible modes of operation for the National Instruments GPIB-RS232 GPIB Instrument Control Device, and what are its data transfer rate and operating voltage range?
A5: The National Instruments GPIB-RS232 GPIB Instrument Control Device offers functions and modes of operation such as S mode for GPIB to RS-232 control, G mode for integrating RS232 devices into GPIB systems, C mode for controlling a single GPIB instrument, and D mode for connecting RS232 instruments to a GPIB bus. It has physical specifications of 6.75 oz in weight and dimensions of 6.3 x 3.68 x 1.24 inches, and