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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2019
- A look at the KISS-488 GPIB to Ethernet adapter that lets you add a web based user interface, HPGL plotter emulator, and Telnet interface to old instruments with a GPIB interface.
And you might even get some extra resolution out of those old instruments too!
GPIB Telnet Data logger program: spacew.com/TelnetData-Setup.exe
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Nice alternative, if there is API available to actually use it as remote bridge via python/C/whatnot scripting environment, such as commercial GPIB to LAN solutions. I use GPIB all the time with calibrators and 3458A's.
This is fantastic! I’ve had to maintain an old WinXP box for my GPIB instruments. I could not be more pleased to see this
Fantastic! Thank you for this. Great job.
You got a big thank-you mention on their Ebay listing!
Lovely awesome thing that, thanks for sharing! : )
25%. Low battery anxiety triggered.
Stunning fantastic!
Not all devices respond to IDN command. I worked with some HP device that had ID command instead.
Nice. Maybe sigrok would like to implement it in there hardware list.
Very cool. I’ve got a ton of old equipment with GPIB I’ve been playing with. I’ve been using the Prologix USB adapter. It’s about half the price of the NI version, and works fairly well, but I mostly use it with the plotter emulator software to capture plots. I use the HP 87 (or 85 or 9816) to drive the instruments, then use RS-232 to get the data into a modern computer if necessary. I’ll have to try on of those. That looks like a more useful interface.
Looks like a very well thought-out device to help make life easier for I cannot overstate the never ending world of pain associated with configuring a GPIB-USB adapter. Please do a deal and become the local supplier so the formidable shipping price can be amortized
I love GPIB, use it daily, and write software for it all the time in VBA and VB6 and I have the arthristis to prove it!
I used to program an HP 9000 lab computer, I think it was a 68000 Motorola based system, to control lab equipment at Bellcore in a fiber optics lab. That was so much fun. The HP ran a very advanced version of Basic which I knew already. I used to automate everything. Then send the data to the pen plotter. I loved watching stuff do it's thing, like magic.
I had some fun getting the HP devices with serial to 'print' over serial, capture the HPGL and convert it to an svg file! Easy way to get visuals out!
This is beyond cool.
KISS was Made by the Late Kelly Johnson the Man Who led the Design of the SR-71a BlackBird.
There were multiple open-source projects of GPIB-USB interface. Some should still be around. Yep, Google for it. Galvant GPIBUSB seems to be available.
One way to look up the IP address of a new device is to check the lease times on your router. Sometimes they will even have their name there. The connected devices page can help too.
This is so unreal, absolutely brilliant. Phenominal at the worst haha
I interfaced to my 34401a, a 6.5 digit DMM using a GPIB to USB controller. The name of the controller is Prologix, GPIB-USB (HPIB-USB) Controller. The price is $150 US. The USB looks like a serial port to your computer. It is very easy to interface to any program that supports serial communications. I use it to communicate a command set from Visual Basic 6 to the DMM. I collected voltage data for my program from the meter at a much faster rate than 1 reading per second.