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From: miso on 9 Aug 2010 03:35
On Aug 8, 6:15 pm, Jim Flanagan <jf...(a)tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
>  Does anyone know of any software that would allow a PC with an Agilent
> or Nat Inst
> GPIB card to function as a GPIB Terminal Emulator?  This would be
> analogous to using
> say, Hyperterminal with an RS232 port.  I have a piece of HP equipment
> that I want
> to communicate with using a simple terminal.  Hopefully, this makes sense.
> I could write something, but I'm looking for instant gratification....
>
> thanks
> Jim

NI made/mkaes a serial to GPIB box. Over the years I've acquired them
for pocket change ($3), er not that I have one to sell. I wouldn't buy
one new. ICS made a better box. It had a Z80 that emulated a HP
desktop computer, i.e. allowing a bit higher level coding if you
wanted to.
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