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HP-IS  Fundamentals 

Command  Mode and Data Mode 

Command Mode  and Data Mode 

There are two modes  of communication on 

HP-IB: 

Command mode and 

Data mode. 

In 

Command Mode, 

information transmitted across the eight data lines is 

interpreted as talk or listen addresses, or universal address or unaddress 
commands (explained later). In this mode, only seven  of the data lines are 

used. Some devices use the eighth line as a parity check for certain 
protocols. 

In 

Data Mode, 

any eight-bit value can be transmitted.  The 

HP-lB 

can 

therefore be used for transmission of binary  data as well as ASCn 

characters. 

The three-line handshake  scheme has several advantages. First, data transfer 
is synchronous-the  data rate is usually limited by the speed of the devices 
actively involved in the transfer.  A second. related advantage is that devices 
with different 

110 

speeds can be interconnected without the need for other 

synchronization mechanisms.  Also,  multiple devices can be addressed 

concurrently. 

30 

A 

Summary of Contents for HP 82335

Page 1: ... Agilent Technologies 82335 82340 82341 GPIB Interface Install Guide Agilent Technologies Innovating the HP Way ...

Page 2: ...HP 82335 82340 and 82341 HP IB Interface Installation Guide for HP 110 Libraries ...

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Page 4: ...d product and replacement pans can be obtained from your local Sales and Service Office V S Government Restricted Rights The Software and Documentation have been developed entirely at private expense They are delivered and licensed as commercial computer software as defined in DFARS 252 227 701 3 OC 1 988 DFARS 252 21 1 7015 May 1991 or DFARS 252 227 7014 Jun 1 995 as a commercial item as defined ...

Page 5: ... 2 950 M89 UL 1 950 1993 EMC CISPR 1 1 1 9901EN5501l 1991 Group I Class A ClSPR 22 1 993 AI 1995IEN55022 1 994 A I 1995 Class A EN50082 1 1 992 I EC 801 2 1 991 prEN55024 2 1 992 4kY CD 8kY A D IEC 801 3 1 984 prEN55024 3 1 991 3Y m IEC 801 4 1 988 prEN55024 4 1 992 I kY Power Line O SkV Signa Lin es Supplementary Information The producl herewith compl ies with the requirements of the Low Voltage ...

Page 6: ...ications Safety lEC 950 1991 A I 1992 A2 1993 A3 1994 EN60950 l992 A l 1992 A2 1993 A3 1995 CSA C22 2 950 1995 UL 1950 1995 EMC CISPR 22 1993 AI I 995IEN55022 1994 A I 1995 Class A lEC 801 2 1991IEN50082 1 1992 4kV CD 8kV AD lEC 801 1984 EN50082 1 1992 3V m IEC 801 4 1988 EN50082 1 1992 IkV Power Line O SkY Signal Lines Supplementary Information The product herewith complies with the requirements ...

Page 7: ...ifications Safety IEC 950 1991 AI 1992 A2 1993 A3 1994 EN60950 l 992 Al 1992 A2 1993 A3 1995 CSA C22 2 950 1995 UL 1950 1995 EMC CISPR 22 1993 Al 1995IEN55022 1994 A1 l995 Cl assA IEC 801 2 1991IEN50082 1 1992 4kY CD 8kYAD IEC 801 3 1984IEN50082 1 1992 3Y m IEC 801 4 1988IEN50082 1 1992 IkYPower Line O SkYSignalLines Supplementary Information The produc t herewith com plies with the requirements o...

Page 8: ...any All rights reserved This document contains information which is protected by copyright All rights are reserved Reproduction adaptation or translation without prior written permission is prohibited except as allowed under the copyrighllaws vii ...

Page 9: ...Printing History Edition I April 1995 Edition 2 May 1996 Edition 3 December 1996 Edition 4 February 1999 viii ...

Page 10: ...witches on the HP 82335 15 Setting Switches on the HP 82340 or HP 82341A C 18 Installing the HP m Interface 21 Where to Go Next 24 A HP m Fundamentals H P IB Description 27 HP IB Cabling 29 Command Mode and Data Mode 30 Summary of HP IB Command Abbreviations 31 Controllers Talkers and Listeners 32 Controller 32 Talker 33 Listener 33 Extended Addressing 33 Bus Commands 35 Universal Commands 35 Addr...

Page 11: ...Parallel Poll 37 ASCII Codes 38 B Using Fast Talker Mode with the HP 82341 Using Fast Talker Mode with the HP 82341 40 Contents 2 ...

Page 12: ...1 Introduction ...

Page 13: ...uidefor Windows for information on how to configure your HP IB interface with the HP I O Libraries on Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows NT This guide contains the following chapters and appendices Chapter 1 Introduction this chapter describes what you will find in this manual and where to go for additional infonnation This chapter also explains the radio and television interference and environmental...

Page 14: ...s o HP VISA Users Guide provides detailed infonnation on how to use the V1SA library o HP SICL User i Guidefor Windows provides detailed information on how to use the SICL library o HP SICL ReferenceManual provides the function syntax and description of each SICL function Installing the HP 18 lIIlerjace describes the installation and configuration procedures for the HP 82335 HP lB interface when i...

Page 15: ...u think your computer is causing interference turn off the system Ifthe radio or television reception does nO improve your computer is probably not causing the interference If your computer does cause interference to radio and television reception you are encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Relocate the radio or TV antenna Move the computer away f...

Page 16: ...ental Specifications for the HP 82335 82340 and 82341 HP IB Interface Card Specification Minimum Maximum Power Supply Voltage 4 75 volts 5 25 volts Power Supply Current 0 5 amperes typical HP 82335 1 3 amperes typical HP 82340 and 82341 Operating Temperature o e 55 C Non Operating Temperature 40 e 70 e Operating Humidi y 15 RH 95 RH Non Operating Humidity 90 RHn4 hours Chapter 1 7 ...

Page 17: ...Introduction Environmental Specifications Notes 8 Chapter ...

Page 18: ...2 Hardware Installation ...

Page 19: ...rdware in your personal computer for use with the HP UD Libraries The main sections of this chapter are as follows Product Package Hardware Requirements 110 Library Support Unpacking the HP IB Interface Setting the Configuration Switches Installing the HP IB Interface Where to Go Next 1 0 Chapter2 ...

Page 20: ... HP VO Libraries manuals including Q Hp VO Libraries Installation and Configuration Guide for Windows IJ HP VISA User s Guide o HP SJCL User s Guide for Windows Q HP SICL Reference Manual HP Software Product License Agreement Computer Plug in Accessories Warranty and Support information Customer Registration Questionnaire Card If you also ordered HP lE cables these may be shipped separately Chapte...

Page 21: ...P 82335 HP 82340 and HP 82341 HP lB interfaces require a personal computer PC with an available ISA or EISA UG slot for the plug in HP IB interface card as follows 16 bit slot for an HP 82340 or HP 82341 interface 8 bit slot orbetter for an HP 82335 interface 1 2 Chapler2 ...

Page 22: ... bit and 16 bit SICL on Windows 95 The HP 82335 is not supported with 32 bit or 16 bit VISA on Windows 95 32 bit VISA or SICL on Windows NT In addhion SICL does not support interrupt SRQ or non controller functions with the HP 82335 If you require this functionality you must use the HP 82340 or HP 82341 HP IB interface See the HP 110 Libraries Installation and Configuration Guidefor Windows for mo...

Page 23: ...e interface is packed in an anti static bag Leave the interface card in its anti static bag until you are ready to install it Also save the anti static bag so you can protect the interface if you have to remove it from the computer in the future Handle the interface card gently Do not drop it or handle it roughly Be careful while unpacking and installing the interface card Hold the interface only ...

Page 24: ...nd Play HP 823410 is not recommended for use on Windows NT 4 0 or earlier versions due to possible conflicts with a sound card the sound card may or may not work properly with the HP 82341D on Windows NT depending on the individual PC It is supported on Windows 95 where the card s IRQ line is automatically set for you during the HP 110 Libraries software configura tion The IRQ line on the HP 82335...

Page 25: ...CL does not suppon interrupt SRQ or non controller functions with the HP 82335 If you require this functionality you must use the HP 82340 or HP 82341 HP lE interface Figure 2 1 HP 82335 Conflgura1ion Swi1ch In most cases you will not need to change the default switch setting However if you are installing more than one HP 82335 interface you will need to change the switch settings on the additiona...

Page 26: ... used by memory management software including 16 bit Windows You must specifically exclude the use of the segment required by the HP 82335 from those segments available to the memory management software Before installing the HP 82335 and booting the computer check for a memory manager device line for example DEVlCE EMM386 EXE in the CONFlG SYS file in the root directory Add a parameter to exclude ...

Page 27: ...interrupt line conflict exists between an HP 82335 interface and another interface on your system assign another interrupt line for me interface by reseuing switches 5 and 6 as shown in Table 2 2 Setting Switches on the HP 82340 or HP 82341A C The configuration switches on the HP 82340 and HP 82341A C non Plug and Play interfaces set the interface s I O port base address They are set at the factor...

Page 28: ...ble 2 3 to select the desired address ranges for each interface The selected VO address ranges must not conflict with other VO interfaces installed in your computer including other manufacturer s products for example LAN interfaces and so forth Refer to the documentation for the other interfaces and Table 2 3 10 select unique addresses for all the interfaces in your computer Because the HP 82340 a...

Page 29: ... 1 0 380 380 387 There is no way to reliably predict which I O addresses are being used Some trial and error may be required to determine a working address If you are having problems you can try removing other cards All other hardware settings for the interface are configured by the HP I O Libraries software See the HP 110 Libraries Installation and Configuration Guide for Windows for information ...

Page 30: ...and all its peripherals 2 Disconnect the power cord from the computer 3 Unlock ami remuv the I uver from lhe l omputer This gives al cesS Lo tht liD slots See your computer documentation for detailed instructions 4 Remove the back panel s coverplate and look for a suitable ISAlEISA expansion slot Choose a slot that gives good access to the HP ill connector r Chapter 2 i r 0 r r 2t ...

Page 31: ...the interface by its edges Also be careful with the metal contact around the HP IB connector it is easily bent 5 Insert the HP IB imerface edge connector into the expansion slot connector of the computer Make sure the interface is fully seated by pushing firmly on the edge of the card with the palm of your hand The HP IB connector should extend through the back panel opening to allow cable install...

Page 32: ... 108338 2 meters HP 10833C 4 meters HP 10833D 0 5 meter HP 8120 3448 6 me ers HP 8120 3449 8 meters Other cables designed for use with lEEE 488 HP m GPIB buses 9 Tighten the HP m connector screws finger tight only The screwdriver slots are for removal purposes only 1O Reconnect the power cord and power up the computer and peripherals Chapter 2 2 3 ...

Page 33: ...ormation on how to configure your HP IB interface with the 110 software The rest of this manual contains an overview of the HP m interface and how it works with the VD software Appendix A HP IB Fundamentals provides a summary of HP m bus theory and connectivity Appendix B Using Fast Talker Mode with the HP 82341 explains how to use the Fast Talkermode with this HP IB interface and the HP SICL soft...

Page 34: ...A l HP IB Fundamentals ...

Page 35: ... to understand many of the bus intrinsics But if you desire to program at the interface level or are doing extensive bus level debugging you may find this information helpful The following topics are discussed HP IB Description HP lB Cabling Commands and Data Summary of HP IB Command Abbreviations Controllers Talkers and Listeners Bus Commands Service Requests Table of ASCII Codes 26 A ...

Page 36: ... STATE 2 0 V 23 1 c P Figure A 1 HP IB Connector SHIELD GND U eo CO 0104 0103 0102 0101 Of the 16 signal lines 8 are data lines J are for handshake purposes and the remaining 5 are control lines Information is transferred across the eight data lines in a bit parallel byte serial fashion Briefly the eight control and handshake lines are used as follows ATN EO A Attention is used primarily to differ...

Page 37: ... it is in need of service SRQ might be set at the completion of a task such as taking a measurement when an error is detected during device operation or when requesting to be active controller Data Valid is a handshake line indicating that the active talker has placed data on the data lines DID through m08 Not Ready For Data is a handshake line indicating that one or more active listeners is not r...

Page 38: ...er of devices connected together up to a maximum of 20 meters For example the maximum cable length for 2 devices is 4 meters The length between adjacent devices is not critical as long as the overall restriction is met Systems should operate normally with up to one third of the devices powered off Systems using older devices that do not use tri state drivers will be limited to transfer rates of le...

Page 39: ...the eighth line as a parity check for certain protocols In Data Mode any eight bit value can be transmitted The HP lB can therefore be used for transmission of binary data as well as ASCn characters The three line handshake scheme has several advantages First data transfer is synchronous the data rate is usually limited by the speed of the devices actively involved in the transfer A second related...

Page 40: ...tion ATN Attention DCL Device Clear EO End or Identify EOL End of Line GET Group Execute Trigger GTL Go To Local FC Interface Clear LAD Listen Address LLO Local Lockout MLA My Lislen Address MTA My Talk Address OSA Other Secondary Address PPC Parallel Poll Configure PPD Parallel Poll Disable PPU Parallel Poll Unconfigure REN Remote Enable SDC Selected Device Clear SPD Serial Poll Disable SPE Seria...

Page 41: ...ervice indicating their desire to be active controller in order to perform some operation such as plotting data or directly accessing disk drives The current active controller may pass control to a requesting device to make it the active controller In other systems a system controller may not be capable of operating as non active controller and therefore no pass control capabilities will exist Not...

Page 42: ...dress 9 would be formed by asserting ATN and transmitting a byte whose value is 73 64 9 73 ASCII character I Listener Listen addresses are formed in a similar manner to talk addresses except that listen addresses use a base of 32 For example listen address 9 is sent as value 41 transmitted with ATN true 32 9 41 ASCfI character Multiple devices may be addressed to listen at any time and dala bytes ...

Page 43: ...ple if you are connecting to a VXI card cage through an HP E1405 6 Command Module or equivalent the primary address passed to iopen corresponds to the address of the Command Module and then a secondary address must be specified to select a specific instrument in the card cage Secondary addresses of 0 1 2 30 by default correspond to VXI instruments al logical addresses of 0 8 16 240 respectively Fo...

Page 44: ...Command LLO Local lockout DCl Universal Device Clear PPU Parallel Poll Unconfigure SPE Serial Poll Enable SPD Serial Poll Disable A Description Disables the front panel of the responding device The REN line must be asserted in order for lLO to have any effect If the instrument is already in Remote mode the lockout will be immediate Otherwise the lockout will commencewhen the device receives its li...

Page 45: ...ies some preprogrammed action by listening devices This may be used to simultaneously start action in a group of devices that are addressed to listen Configures a device to respond to a parallel poll on a specified data line with either a positive or negative signal A secondary command sent after PPG contains the data that configures the device Transfers active controller status to another device ...

Page 46: ...device However ifbit 6 ofthe response byte bit value 64 is I the device is indicating it has requested service lf bit 6 is 0 the polled device is not the one that requested service lndividual device manuals provide additional information on the meanings of serial poll response bytes Parallel Poll Parallel JX lling pennits the status ofmUltiple devices on the HP m to be checked simultaneously Each ...

Page 47: ...63 c SDC 36 24 L4 6B 44 0 T4 100 84 d PPC 37 25 L5 69 45 E T5 101 65 3B 26 L6 70 46 F T6 102 66 f GET 39 27 L7 71 47 G T7 103 67 9 40 2B LB 72 48 H TB 104 6B h TCT 41 29 L9 73 49 I T9 f05 69 42 2A L10 74 4A J T10 106 6A i 43 2B L11 75 4B K T11 107 6B k 44 2C L12 76 4C L T12 108 6C I 45 20 L13 77 40 M T13 109 60 m 46 2E L14 78 4E N T14 110 6E 0 47 2F I L1 5 79 4F 0 T15 111 6F 0 4B 30 0 L16 80 50 P ...

Page 48: ...B Using Fast Talker Mode with the HP 82341 ...

Page 49: ... the following special considerations arc met The device capacitance per line except forREN and IFC should be less than 50 picofarads per device This requires the use of tri state electrical HP lE drivers instead of open collector HP lE drivers While it is difficult to determjne this specification unless it is published for a particular instrument in practice devices designed forfast operation wil...

Page 50: ...Index ...

Page 51: ...er mode 40 HP IB addressed commands 36 addressing 33 ascii codes 38 Index 42 I bus commands 35 cabling 23 29 conunand abbreviations 3 1 command mode 30 command numbers 38 connector 27 control lines 27 controllers 32 data mode 30 EOI line 27 fast talker mode 40 fundamentals 26 HP 82341 fast talker mode 40 listeners 33 parallel poll 37 serial poll 37 service requests 37 SRQ line 28 talkers 33 unaddr...

Page 52: ...S Serial Poll 37 Service Requests 37 Software Requirements 13 Specifications interface hardware 7 Switches setting HP 82335 15 HP 82340 or 8234IA C 18 Index 43 ...

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