The only old version that I don't see there currently is version 2.0 (I hope that NI doesn't eventually request that these images be removed. NI-488.2 for Windows, Version 1.70, supports the following hardware: Windows Me/98/95 Windows NT Windows 2000 = AT-GPIB/TNT Yes Yes Yes AT-GPIB/TNT (PnP) Yes Yes Yes AT-GPIB/TNT+ Yes Yes Yes GPIB-1394 Win98 and WinMe No No GPIB-ENET Yes No No GPIB-ENET/100 Yes No No GPIB-PCII Yes No No GPIB-PCIIA Yes No No GPIB-USB Yes No No NEC-GPIB/TNT Yes No No NEC-GPIB/TNT (PnP) Yes No No PC/104-GPIB Yes Yes Yes PCI-8212 Yes Yes Yes PCI-GPIB Yes Yes Yes PCI-GPIB+ No Yes Yes PCMCIA-GPIB Yes Yes Yes PCMCIA-GPIB+ Yes No Yes PMC-GPIB Yes Yes Yes PXI-8156 Yes Yes Yes PXI-GPIB Yes Yes Yes VXI/VMEpc-650 Yes Yes Yes VXIpc-745 Yes Yes Yes VXIpc-850 Yes Yes Yes VXIpc-860 Yes Yes Yes VXIpc-870 Yes Yes Yes You can download an ISO image of the NI-488.2 Version 1.70 installation CD here: įor anyone looking for a specific old version of NI 488.2 software, someone was helpful enough to upload almost a complete set of old CD ISO images just last month. Copyright 2000 National Instruments Corporation. Perl(1), GPIB(3), GPIB::hpserial(3), GPIB::rmt(3).Code: National Instruments NI-488.2 for Windows. This module is loosely based on a Perl XS module Steve Tell at UNC wrote for accessing GPIB devices from Perl. NT4.0 seems to leave REN asserted unless the application specifically opens the bus and manually deasserts REN. The Linux driver deasserts REN when the application closes the driver and exits. This is pretty much true but there are a couple of small differences in the NI driver.
The intention is that a Perl GPIB program should run identically on a Windows or Linux platform. Here is an example for opening the GPIB directly on GPIB board 0 in a system: # /etc/nf Alternatively, if only 1 parameter is supplied for GPIB::ni ibfind() is called to open the device. This is the most common form for configuring a GPIB device. In the above example, the K2002 entry provides GPIB::ni with 6 parameters that coorespond to the parameters to ibdev() for opening a device. The device is used in a Perl program as follows: use GPIB This module is normally not used directly, but called by GPIB.pm according to an entry in /etc/nf or by calling GPIB->new() and passing GPIB::ni as the first parameter.Ī typical /etc/nf entry for using GPIB::ni is shown below: # name Board PAD SAD TMO EOT EOS
This XS module builds and has been tested on Linux and Windows NT. GPIB::ni is an interface module for accessing National Instruments GPIB devices. GPIB::ni - Perl-GPIB interface for National Instruments GPIB device drivers SYNOPSIS use GPIB
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