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PCIGPIB-1 - QUANCOM® PCI GPIB Card with i-72010
- QUANCOM PCI GPIB Card
- This board is also available as GPIB Card for the ISA Bus and USB GPIB Controller
- Standard IEEE-488 board with 7210 compatible chip
- Integrated Hardware FIFO
- Controller for 15 GPIB devices
- The driver software allows the operation of up to 8 GPIB cards in one PC
- Drivers for XP / 2000 / ME / NT / 98 / LabView / LabWindows and Linux
- Sample Programs for Visual Studio .NET, Visual-Basic, Visual-C++, Borland C/C++, Delphi, LabView, LabWindows/CVI, SUN Java and other samples
- GPIB Cable
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The QUANCOM GPIB card is used to connect devices with the wide-spread IEEE-488 interface to the PC. This gpib board has been sold more than 1000 times and it is the standard and cost effective solution for measurement with the IEEE-488 devices. This GPIB board uses the Standard NEC 7210 register layout and is therefore compatible with all significant applications and operating systems.The card can be connected to the PC with up to 15 peripheral devices having IEEE488 interfaces.
The board is supported by the QLIB ( QUANCOM Driver Library ) and therefore programmable with most modern compilers and interpreters.
You need no knowledge in the driver development.
We implemented a command set which is the same for all operating systems. An application that uses our GPIB Card, which is generated for Windows 95 can be used directly on a Windows 2000 PC.
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We implemented an command set which is the same for all operating systems. An application that uses our GPIB Card, which is generated for Windows 98 can be used directly on a Windows XP PC.
With the QLIB it is easy to create applications with Visual-Basic, Visual-C, Borland Delphi or other modern compilers. Even an interface to MS Excel or MS Access is available. We included the VB GPIB Sample which shows how to program and test the card and it also includes the source code. This is a good starting point for your own applications.
The QLIB is a API which provides it's functions through a Windows DLL, so it is possible to use QLIB with all applications that allow access to external DLL Functions.
The following functions are available for the control of GPIB devices:
• Reading devices • Writing devices • Reading the status of the SRQ line ( The SRQ line is used by HPIB devices to interrupt the Active Controller, which then performs a Serial Poll or Parallel Poll to determine which device requested service, and why. The poll clears the SRQ. ) • Controlling Remote / Local Mode
• Polling the status byte ( In a serial poll, the Active Controller asks each device in turn to send back a status byte that indicates whether the device has asserted the SRQ. ) • Supported commands ( GTL = Goto Local, SDC = Selected Device Clear, GET = Group Execute Trigger, LLO = Local Lockout, DCL = Device Clear, Serial Poll Enable, Serial Poll Disable, UNL = Unlisten, UNT = Untalk ) • Controlling the state of the REN Line
Optional: GPIB Cable
Driver-support for Linux:
The Team of Linux-GPIB has released a driver for the PCI GPIB.
For more informations about the driver and where you can download it click here Linux-GPIB.sourceforge.net.
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Samples/Sources and QLIB commands
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Sample Source for Borland Delphi
This sample shows how to program the GPIB Controller Board. It includes the following functions: Sending string, receiving string, send commands, serial poll devices and reading the state of the SRQ line. [View Source]
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Sample Source for Visual-C/C++
This sample shows how to program the GPIB Controller Board. It includes the following functions: Sending string, receiving string, send commands, serial poll devices and reading the state of the SRQ line. [View Source]
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Sample Source for National Instruments LabWindows/CVI
This sample shows how to program the GPIB Controller Board. It includes the following functions: Sending string, receiving string, send commands, serial poll devices and reading the state of the SRQ line. [View Source]
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Sample Source for Visual-Basic
This sample shows how to program the GPIB Controller Board. It includes the following functions: Sending string, receiving string, send commands, serial poll devices and reading the state of the SRQ line. [View Source]
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Sample Source for Lotus Notes
This sample shows how to program the GPIB Controller Board under Lotus Notes. It includes the following functions: Sending string, receiving string, send commands, serial poll devices and reading the state of the SRQ line. [View Source]
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Included drivers
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QLIB 2.4.165 QLIB for Windows Vista/XP/2000
Supports Windows Vista
Newest 32-Bit-Version of the QLIB (QUANCOM Driver Library) - Common API that allows programmers to access the hardware - The QLIB contains the nescessary drivers and include files to access the hardware from MS Visual-Basic, MS Visual-C, National Instruments LabView, Agilent VEE, Delphi, Borland-C, MS Excel, MS Access and Sun Java ( Watchdog Boards ).
This version does not support the following products: PAR8R;PAR8O;PAR48IO;PAR12AD;PAR16AD;PAR2DA and PCI-EXT64 [Download 6,9MB]
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QLIB 1.9.8s QLIB for Windows XP/2000/NT4.0/ME/98/95
Newest 32-Bit-Version of the QLIB (QUANCOM Driver Library) - Common API that allows programmers to access the hardware - The QLIB contains the nescessary drivers and include files to access the hardware from MS Visual-Basic, MS Visual-C, National Instruments LabView, Agilent VEE, Delphi, Borland-C, MS Excel, MS Access and Sun Java ( Watchdog Boards ). [Download 69,5MB]
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QLIB Samples 2.4.165 QLIB Samples for Windows Vista/XP/2000
Installation package for QLIB sample projects.
This package contains sample projects and programs for the following IDEs and graphical programming systems.
IDEs
- Visual-Studio VB .NET
- Visual-Studio C# .NET
- Visual C++
- Visual Basic
- Borland C++ Builder
- Borland Delphi
- Sun Java
Graphical Programming
Additionally there are samples included which show how to communicate using QUANCOM modules with MS Office products.
Office Products
[Download 80,3MB]
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QLIB Remote Server 1.2 QLIB Remote Server 1.2 for Windows XP / 2000 / NT 4.0 / ME / 98 / 95
The QLIB remote server offers the possibility to manage QUANCOM hardware over TCP/IP connections. [Download 3,7MB]
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Included Programs
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Borland Delphi Sample for the ISA GPIB-1, USB GPIB and the PCI GPIB Cards
Borland Delphi Sample Project. This project shows how to control the GPIB Adapter. The sample contains functions to read, write and serial poll a GPIB device on the bus. It also shows the checking of SRQ line. [Download 32,1KB]
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LabWindows/CVI Sample for the ISA GPIB-1, USB GPIB and the PCI GPIB Cards
LabWindows Sample Project. This project shows how to control the GPIB Adapter. The sample contains functions to read, write and serial poll a GPIB device on the bus. It also shows the checking of SRQ line. [Download 19,3KB]
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Visual-Basic Sample for the ISA GPIB-1, USB GPIB and the PCI GPIB Cards
Visual Basic 6.0 Sample Project. This project shows how to control the GPIB Adapter. The sample contains functions to read, write and serial poll a GPIB device on the bus. It also shows the checking of SRQ line. [Download 16,5KB]
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Visual C/C++ Sample for the ISA GPIB-1, USB GPIB and the PCI GPIB Cards
Visual C/C++ 6.0 Sample Project. This project shows how to control the GPIB Adapter. The sample contains functions to read, write and serial poll a GPIB device on the bus. It also shows the checking of SRQ line. [Download 44KB]
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Visual C# .NET Sample
Visual C# .NET Sample Project. This project shows how to control the GPIB Adapter. The sample contains functions to read, write and serial poll a GPIB device on the bus. It also shows the checking of SRQ line. [Download 20,3KB]
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Visual Basic .NET GPIB Sample
Visual Basic .NET Sample Project. This project shows how to control the GPIB Adapter. The sample contains functions to read, write and serial poll a GPIB device on the bus. It also shows the checking of SRQ line. [Download 16,7KB]
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Available accessories
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•GPIB-K2
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GPIB cable, IEEE-488-cable
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Updated on 20.1.2009 by Jürgen Siebert
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