Measurement-computing TempScan/1100 Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 271)

TempScan / MultiScan, Appendix C 879696 Program Examples in Quick Basic C-1

Appendix C – Program Examples in Quick Basic C

Introduction …… C-1

Reading HLL Status …… C-3

TempScan/1100 …… C-3

MultiScan/1200 …… C-4

Reading HLL Data from Thermocouple & Volts Cards …… C-5

TempScan/1100 …… C-5

MultiScan/1200 …… C-6

Acquiring Pre- & Post-Trigger Data at Different Rates …… C-7

TempScan/1100 …… C-7

MultiScan/1200 …… C-9

Acquiring Pre- & Post-Trigger Data at the Same Rate …… C-11

TempScan/1100 …… C-11

MultiScan/1200 …… C-13

Operating Alarms …… C-15

TempScan/1100 …… C-15

MultiScan/1200 …… C-17

Using the IEEE 488 SRQ with Alarms …… C-19

TempScan/1100 …… C-19

MultiScan/1200 …… C-21

Acquiring Buffer Data in Binary Format …… C-23

TempScan/1100 …… C-23

MultiScan/1200 …… C-25

Acquiring HLL Data in Binary Format …… C-27

TempScan/1100 …… C-27

MultiScan/1200 …… C-29

Using Auto Re-arm to Capture Multiple Trigger Blocks …… C-31

TempScan/1100 …… C-31

MultiScan/1200 …… C-33

Acquiring Burst Mode Data (MultiScan/1200 Only) …… C-35

Introduction

This appendix walks through example programs for IEEE 488 and RS-232 applications. Although written

in QuickBASIC, the program logic and the TempScan/1100 or MultiScan/1200 device-dependent

commands apply to all languages and computers.

These program examples use the IEEE 488 bus via the Personal488 PC/IEEE 488 controller interface to

communicate with the TempScan/1100 or MultiScan/1200 unit. These programs begin with a short

preamble, which opens the software driver and substantiates communications. After the driver is opened,

commands are issued to the driver through character strings in quotes.

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