03-18-2019 05:21 AM
Bonjour suis stagiaire et j'ai trouvé un programme source en labwindow qui piloter un
analyseur de reseau . Labwindows 2010 et il me demande d'extraire ce programme et installer dans un nouveau Pc dont on va acheter labwindows et installer .
comme l'ancien ordianteur disposait un GPIB /GPIB avec l'analyseur on veut maintenant
changer à GPIB/USB est que c'est possible ?
merci d'avance à vous
Hello, I'm an intern and I found a source program in labwindow that drives a
network analyzer . Labwindows 2010 and he asks me to extract this program and install in a new PC that we will buy labwindows and install.
as the old computer had a GPIB /GPIB with the analyzer we now want
change to GPIB/USB is it possible?
thank you in advance to you
03-19-2019 06:24 AM
Yes, it's possible via USB and there are many ways to do it:
- use the driver given (?) with the hardware
- use VISA via USB in CVI (complicated low level USB function calls, may require reverse engineering of the protocol)
- use IVI drivers if you find one compatible with your hardware (should be the case)
You should try the latter.
03-19-2019 06:25 AM
I'm giving a course on that very subject in Paris next week, hit me up if you want to join... 😉
03-19-2019 07:33 AM
thank you for your answer .I am interested in this course but unfortunately I am in internship. I only have weekends as a rest day. If possible, please let me know your contact (email). thank you
03-19-2019 07:36 AM
thank you for your answer .I am interested in this course but unfortunately I am in internship. I only have weekends as a rest day. If possible, please let me know your contact (email). thank you
@gdargaud wrote:
I'm giving a course on that very subject in Paris next week, hit me up if you want to join... 😉
03-19-2019 07:37 AM
thank you very much for your answer .
@gdargaud wrote:
Yes, it's possible via USB and there are many ways to do it:
- use the driver given (?) with the hardware
- use VISA via USB in CVI (complicated low level USB function calls, may require reverse engineering of the protocol)
- use IVI drivers if you find one compatible with your hardware (should be the case)
You should try the latter.