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GPIB-232CT-A IBCL EPROM

Installation Guide

This guide describes how to replace the factory-installed EPROM that comes
with your GPIB-232CT-A.  This kit is meant to be used with the GPIB-CT IBCL
Reference Manual
.

The procedures in this guide should be performed only by qualified persons.
This guide contains separate instructions for the AC and DC versions of the
GPIB-232CT-A.  Be sure you follow the appropriate instructions for
disassembling and reassembling your GPIB-232CT-A.

Introduction

The Interface Bus Control Language (IBCL) is a powerful, interactive language
that you can use to program the GPIB-232CT-A.  You can use IBCL to create
custom applications that are outside the scope of the NI-488.2

 software and the

firmware that comes with your GPIB-232CT-A.  IBCL is intended for
experienced users who require additional functionality and stand-alone capability.
If you want to use IBCL, you must replace the factory-installed EPROM.  The
original warranty for your GPIB-232CT-A is still valid if you follow the
directions in this installation guide.

What You Need to Get Started

One of the following boxes:

GPIB-232CT-A (100-120 VAC)
GPIB-232CT-A (220-240 VAC)
GPIB-232CT-A (DC)

GPIB-232CT-A IBCL EPROM

Summary of Contents for GPIB-232CT-A IBCL EPROM

Page 1: ...AC and DC versions of the GPIB 232CT A Be sure you follow the appropriate instructions for disassembling and reassembling your GPIB 232CT A Introduction The Interface Bus Control Language IBCL is a p...

Page 2: ...voltages Do not open the unit unless you have removed the power cord Refer to Figure 1 and complete the following steps to disassemble the GPIB 232CT A Note You may find that organizing the pieces as...

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Page 4: ...3 16 in nutdriver or pliers remove the jackscrews D and the washers E from the 9 Pin D Sub serial connector L 4 Lift the metal cover F from the lower assembly M of the GPIB 232CT A 5 Remove the four s...

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Page 6: ...OM socket P Be careful not to put too much force on the EPROM socket P which might cause it to crack 3 Notice that the EPROM O and the EPROM socket P are each keyed in one corner so that you can only...

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Page 8: ...OM socket P Be careful not to put too much force on the EPROM socket P which might cause it to crack 3 Notice that the EPROM O and the EPROM socket P are each keyed in one corner so that you can only...

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Page 10: ...oard H to the lower assembly M Tighten the screws 3 Gently press the metal cover F back onto the lower assembly M and ensure that the metal cover F is positioned so that the tops of the light emitting...

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Page 12: ...assembly M Tighten the screws 3 Gently press the metal cover F back onto the lower assembly M and ensure that the metal cover F is positioned so that the tops of the light emitting diodes J are flush...

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Page 14: ...t is ready for operation If the READY indicator does not come on within seven seconds after the unit is powered on recheck the assembly and retry the power on sequence If the READY indicator still doe...

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