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| drhex:
Thanks, I will go on monitoring until Monday then (I am off to Munich for Xmas after and don't want to let it run unsupervised as I still have to recap). Have a lot of parts on my desk including a new front which should restore it to its former glory. Project for after Xmas. Have also modified WinGPIB (thanks Ian!) for NI GBIP-232CT-A use, will share that back in case anybody needs it. Frohe Weihnachten and many thanks for the support so far! Florian |
| drhex:
On another note, is it possible to get the nuts off the binding posts and/or change out the red rings? I bought two of the fused ones fixing one of my damaged ones in the process but the guard terminal is still missing its ring. A new terminal block is a whopping 473 GBP plus VAT from Keysight, bit steep for a red ring :-)... |
| IanJ:
--- Quote from: drhex on December 21, 2024, 12:51:46 am ---Have also modified WinGPIB (thanks Ian!) for NI GBIP-232CT-A use --- End quote --- Looking forward to integrating your mods back to my master, just send me your source and details when you can. Ian |
| drhex:
So recapped outgard today (C1/11 were leaking) and socketed the chips on A5 - direct read of the CALRAM yielded something different than WINGPIB - need to research that a bit. Still waiting for the boards to do the FRAM conversion. Next step is to give it a good scrubdown and recap the inguard PS, internals are surprisingly clean. Sadly only got three feet from KS, still wating for five more :-). @Ian: will mail the changed files later on. |
| IanJ:
Interested in the Calram differences, can you email me both hex files? When I did my 3458A I used the WinGPIB generated one (which matched the DOS app one also) and it was fine……..so am interested in why your direct read is different. |
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