01-05-2016 09:11 PM
01-06-2016 02:16 PM
This GPIB-USB cable is an old cable, maybe around 20 years ago. But the NI MAX software could detect the cable. So I do not think the cable would be the problem. But the detection of the Keithley by GPIB cable failed and I do not know why.
01-06-2016 02:35 PM
01-07-2016 09:45 AM
Hi,
You can connect your Keithley to a USB port on your machine without using a GPIB cable.
There is a USB port on the back of the source/meter.
Check this link.
https://www.ni.com/getting-started/set-up-hardware/instrument-control/usb-connect
After that use Visa.
string id UsbSession m_session; string m_resourcename; m_resourcename = "USB0::0x05E6::0x2601::4018686::INSTR"; m_session = new UsbSession(m_resourcename); m_session.Write("*IDN?"); id = m_session.ReadString(); Trace.WriteLine("ID = " + id);
Hope this helps.
Curt
01-07-2016 10:12 AM
@m11xiao wrote:
This GPIB-USB cable is an old cable, maybe around 20 years ago. But the NI MAX software could detect the cable. So I do not think the cable would be the problem. But the detection of the Keithley by GPIB cable failed and I do not know why.
As Dennis pointed out, MAX is seeing the hardware, but it is not seeing it correctly. It looks like you used the VISA Driver Wizard to generate an inf file for the device, which is why it is showing up as a USB Raw resource in MAX.
You need to switch the driver back to NI-488.2 for it to work properly. Try the following steps and report back whether it worked:
1. In Device Manager, right click the GPIB-USB-HS and choose Uninstall. It will probably be listed under a section called something like "VISA Devices" or "NI-VISA Devices". I don't know the exact name of the heading.
2. From the Action menu in Device Manager, choose to scan for hardware changes. This should attempt to find a driver for your hardware. Hopefully this will attach to the installed NI-488.2 driver.
If you driver is attached correctly, it should appear in Device Manager in the category "National Instruments GPIB Interfaces".
01-08-2016 01:01 AM
TDS784d - NI GBIP-USB-HS communication problems 🙂
My interface GPIB-USB-HS do not see an My oscilloscope?
The interface is operating other equipment are shown and oscilloscope shows the configuration of the BUS OFF ?
I do not know what's the problem?
Maybe ? Advanced Settings - Bus settings ?
Paraller Bus Durration: 0; uSec ?
Bus timing: 2; 500 nSec ?
01-08-2016 01:31 AM
No idea bro. I did this so long ago. If I had time I'd try to remember, but honestly I can't even recall if I ever got the thing to work.
01-11-2016 11:19 AM
Hi max-bit,
If I understand correctly, your GPIB-USB-HS interface is working correctly except for with the oscilloscope. What kind of oscilloscope hardware are you using? It may be that you do not have the correct instrument driver installed. Also, please verify that the oscilloscope is powered correctly; that is the only reason I can think of at the moment that would cause it to give the BUS OFF indicator.
01-11-2016 10:57 PM
01-12-2016 04:45 AM
Hi,
First : I was able to make a connection TEK(GPIB)-PC
To make a connection must be highlighted (active) field TALK / Listen address. Otherwise, the GPIB port works only send mode (hardcopy) and therefore it was not possible to connect. TEK non visible on the port.
Second:
Dear KNUTS you know everything perfectly.
Attached User manual see Page 3-191 to 3-194 show me the instruction description that field TALK / Listen ... it must be highlighted that the connection is active? OK ?