Ibsre (bd,v), Ibgts (bd,v), Ibcac (bd,v) – National Instruments GPIB-PC User Manual

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Section Three

GPIB-PC Functions — Introduction

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GPIB-PC User Manual

IBSRE (bd,v)

IBSRE

uses the board to set or clear the GPIB Remote Enable (REN)

line.

IBGTS (bd,v)

IBGTS

causes the board to go from Active Controller to Standby

Controller, and in so doing to turn the ATN signal off. This function is
generally used to allow two external devices to talk to each other
directly. The board can selectively participate in the handshake of the
data transfer and hold off the handshake when the END message is
detected. The board may then take control synchronously without
corrupting the transfer.

IBCAC (bd,v)

IBCAC

causes the board to take control of the GPIB by setting ATN and

going from Standby to Active Controller. The board can take control
synchronously or asynchronously.

IBRPP (bd,buf

)

IBRPP

conducts a parallel poll and returns the result.

IBPPC (bd,v)

IBPPC

remotely configures or unconfigures the devices for parallel

polls.

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