I am looking fo

[Roger 640]

r some driver to develop an easy application to extract data from a waveform using the digital osciloscop TDS-220 and GPIB interface in the least time.I prefer someone programmed in Turbo-C that I could use like a skeleton for the main body of my routine.
Sorry for my imperfect english...Thanks. I have Wavestar for Osciloscops and Instrument Manager software with yours *.dll, but
I have not information of this functions.

[Bob_Preis]

r some driver to develop an easy application to extract data from a waveform using the digital osciloscop TDS-220 and GPIB interface in the least time.I prefer someone programmed in Turbo-C that I could use like a skeleton for the main body of my routine.You will probably have a better chance of getting this answered if you post this question in Instrument Control>GPIB or Instrument Control>Instrument Drivers-IVI.

[Ryan_M]

r some driver to develop an easy application to extract data from a waveform using the digital osciloscop TDS-220 and GPIB interface in the least time.I prefer someone programmed in Turbo-C that I could use like a skeleton for the main body of my routine.Roger,

National Instruments has an instrument driver developed for this instrument in the LabWindows/CVI environment. I am not extrememly familiar with the Turbo-C environment but you may be able to use the driver as a guide for development. It can be found by going to http://zone.ni.com/idnet and searching for your instrument and manufacturor. The explicit path to the driver is:

http://zone.ni.com/idnet97.nsf/9b2b33e1993d877786256436006ec498/0b934e4c957863d3862568a4007ec766?OpenDocument

Ryan MOsley
National Instruments
http://www.ni.com/exchange

[PdB]

r some driver to develop an easy application to extract data from a waveform using the digital osciloscop TDS-220 and GPIB interface in the least time.I prefer someone programmed in Turbo-C that I could use like a skeleton for the main body of my routine.About 5 years ago I wrote some test-vi's to extract data from the TDS220 as part of an automated test, so it's do-able.
Be aware that the TDS220 has a very slow waveform transfer-speed even if you use the binary transfer mode(I guess low-costness has to appear somewhere) in the order of 1 wave per 0.5 seconds.

Good luck, Patrick de Boevere