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| Nx-1997:
I just tested it in Windows 7, works fine. The manuals says default settings are 9600, NONE/8 bits, Start Bit 1, Stop bit 2. On some meters the Parity and data bits may be set to Even / 7 bits by default. |
| todorp:
Ok, I managed to make it work: I am not sure what exactly was wrong but the default settings given by Nx-1997 worked. The only thing I did was to install Net Framework 4.7.2 dev sdk (I was getting ready to debug the source code). After this the software worked like charm. Thanks a lot for everyone's help, Tod |
| jeffjmr:
New to GPIB, but have a 3478A and a Keithley 2015 and would like to log as well as learn about GPIB. Will a UGPlus adapter work with this software and my 3478A? If not, could you give me some specific adapter models that would work? Any usability with my 2015? Thanks, Jeff |
| Nx-1997:
Hi, jeffjmr The UGPlus adapter won't work with any of my software, unless you compile a special version for your UGPlus adapter. Because it is a true USB device not a virtual com port emulator like the AR488 gpib adapter. I would recommend you try the ar488 adapter. https://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/ar488-arduino-based-gpib-adapter/ Step 1: get the ar488 pcb gerber files from user eliocor's post from this link and upload it to the jlpcb website: https://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/ar488-arduino-based-gpib-adapter/msg3362552/#msg3362552 Step 2: Get the Centronics Connector 57 Series 24 Pin Male (GPIB Connector), cheapest price: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32795413098.html?spm=a2g0o.store_pc_groupList.8148356.2.2d424321PJawwf or https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32832215494.html?spm=a2g0o.store_pc_groupList.8148356.18.2d424321PJawwf Step 3: Get some Arduino pro micros ATmega32U4 5V 16Mhz Hope this helps, I created a bunch of these adapters following the above steps. The Keithley 2015 has a serial port and uses SCPI commands, you can try the fluke 8846a compiled version I uploaded and see if that work. |
| jeffjmr:
That looks like an interesting project that would certainly test my SMD assembly skills. Not sure I have the patience for it at this point in time, though. I know nothing about Arduino. Don’t even understand your step 3. Is there an off-the-shelf adapter that would work? The only PC I have is a notebook with USB 2.0. Besides the adapter, what else do I need beside your software and my PC? If this is not the place for newbie advice, I understand and will try to educate myself a bit more on GPIB before proceeding. Thanks, Jeff |
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