Hi Ian ,
I have to say Thanks for this wonderful article .. you save me from going Mad with getting
my HP3457A to connect to my HP82357B GPIB to USB .
Thanks for the kind words!
Let me know how you get on in terms of reliability with the 82357B, it's been a long while since I used my own one and there's been one report of issues with them.
Also, is yours an Ebay copy, or a legit HP unit?........the price paid if it was by Ebay is the dead give away.
NB. Mine is the cheap copy.
Ian.
My Hp82357B is an Ebay the Guy quoted it as an original the paper work was fake.
I opened it up as I was getting errors from it there was a bad connection on the chip 2 of the legs were shorting so I made good . The board looks like an original but has failed quality control or its a
really good clone as it has the Agilent marking and codes on the PCB.
for $80 it now works first class .
https://www.ebay.com/itm/192183274642With your Program it works really good . I had to play with one or two settings
having the NRDGS set @ 100 made my screen plank out on the HP3457A so setting to10 .. OK
also it complained about end of line .. thing check box .
I had it running on test for a few hours and it crashed but that was my mistake . it seems very
stable and the graph is
.
Being an old time electronic hobbyist .
Just finished refurbishing an old 47 yr (1974) Dolby tape deck RS-676US for a friend .
The one thing that would be good to further is the CalRam backup .
I tried it and it seems to work OK it went though all the processes and saved 448 bytes which as far as I know is correct . This was one thing I also wanted . as I have done a battery mode on the CalRam to ensure my cal is safe .. know is correct as per other posts .
Thanks Ian