Hello all,
I have tried the program send by Phil (thanks a lot, see his mail below),
but my VEE (v6) is reporting
an error, when it detects a # sign in the binary data flow. So I tried the
pure binary transfer.
This works fine, if I do know, how much data is transfered, as I can give
the size of
the 1dim array I'm going to transfer.
unfortinally I do not know how big the file is I would like to transfer.
Therefore I took a look to the advanced programming guide which says on page
526 that a * will
do a read binary until EOF. But when trying to write a star into the
corresponding "NumElements"
field of the direct IO object VEE is reporting a syntax error, when pressing
OK to accept
the command!
Is this a bug OR something wrong in the handbook OR am I just to stupid do
use it correct ????
thx
Hermann
Infineon Technologies
Hermann Ruckerbauer
MP TI PD DES 5 / MchB / Room 3448
Balanstrasse 73
D-81541 Munich
Germany
Phone: +49 (89) 234 25041
Fax.: +49 (89) 234 715757
e-mail:
Hermann.Ruckerbauer@infineon.com
-----Ursprngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Phil McRevis [mailto:philmcrevis@hotmail.com]
Gesendet am: Dienstag, 10. Dezember 2002 15:48
An: VEE vrf
Betreff: [vrf] RE: File transfer over GPIB
Perhaps this will help, but PLEASE excuse me if this attachment is not
appropriate. Even though my days of code development are largely over, I
can't break away from looking at this group every now and then. Is this
group similar to crack? Maybe. Gotta get a fix!
Anyway, I used to use this program to transfer scope images via gpib. While
I don't have a licensed copy of VEE at my disposal right now to verify this
attachment (I suppose I could look at it in notepad), I recall using a
binblock transfer to accomplish this task.
Obviously, some customization will be necessary based on the potential
unique commands of your individual scope(s), but that should be a simple
investigation. First issue the command in an I/O transaction object to send
the scope image, then perform a binblock read of byte array format.
I also recall preferring this simple little program because I didn't like
the dependence of IntuiLink. Hey, if I can get the job done with one or two
simple VEE objects, why bog myself down with IntuiLink?
Good luck...Phil.
>From: "Jay Nemeth-Johannes"
>Reply-To: "Jay Nemeth-Johannes"
>To: "VEE vrf"
>Subject: [vrf] RE: File transfer over GPIB
>Date: Fri, 6 Dec 2002 08:46:41 -0700
>
>Hi Dale,
>
>I think you will need to be more specific in order to get an answer.
>IntuiLink for the scope uses a set of documented scope commands for
>transferring a bitmap screen image. The spectrum analyzers use a similar
>capability for a printer dump and then interpret the pcl codes to recreate
>the image. In both cases, the commands to get the screen image exist in
>the
>instrument.
>
>If you want the same thing for a non-Agilent instrument, you are going to
>have to read the programming manual and see if the capability exists. If
>it
>doesn't, which is often the case, your only option is to pull the trace
>data
>and manually create the rest of the screen with an external graphics pack
>and then re-import.
>
> Best regards,
> Jay Nemeth-Johannes
> Complete Test
> 720 SW 14th Street
> Loveland, Colorado 80537
> (970) 663-0006
>
www.completetest.com
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Dale Hauck [mailto:dhauck@Anadigics.com]
>Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 1:32 PM
>To: VEE vrf
>Subject: [vrf] File transfer over GPIB
>
>
> Specifically image files, screen capture from an instrument.
>Agilent
>uses Intuilink to overcome this. What can we do for non- Agilent
>instruments? I am unable to get source code for Intuilinks screen capture.
>Anyone?
> The key seems to be in editing the header information to reflect
>the
>appropriate file format.
>Regards,
>Dale
>
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Hello all,
I have tried the program send by Phil (thanks a lot, see his mail below),
but my VEE (v6) is reporting
an error, when it detects a # sign in the binary data flow. So I tried the
pure binary transfer.
This works fine, if I do know, how much data is transfered, as I can give
the size of
the 1dim array I'm going to transfer.
unfortinally I do not know how big the file is I would like to transfer.
Therefore I took a look to the advanced programming guide which says on page
526 that a * will
do a read binary until EOF. But when trying to write a star into the
corresponding "NumElements"
field of the direct IO object VEE is reporting a syntax error, when pressing
OK to accept
the command!
Is this a bug OR something wrong in the handbook OR am I just to stupid do
use it correct ????
thx
Hermann
Infineon Technologies
Hermann Ruckerbauer
MP TI PD DES 5 / MchB / Room 3448
Balanstrasse 73
D-81541 Munich
Germany
Phone: +49 (89) 234 25041
Fax.: +49 (89) 234 715757
e-mail:
Hermann.Ruckerbauer@infineon.com
-----Ursprngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Phil McRevis [mailto:philmcrevis@hotmail.com]
Gesendet am: Dienstag, 10. Dezember 2002 15:48
An: VEE vrf
Betreff: [vrf] RE: File transfer over GPIB
Perhaps this will help, but PLEASE excuse me if this attachment is not
appropriate. Even though my days of code development are largely over, I
can't break away from looking at this group every now and then. Is this
group similar to crack? Maybe. Gotta get a fix!
Anyway, I used to use this program to transfer scope images via gpib. While
I don't have a licensed copy of VEE at my disposal right now to verify this
attachment (I suppose I could look at it in notepad), I recall using a
binblock transfer to accomplish this task.
Obviously, some customization will be necessary based on the potential
unique commands of your individual scope(s), but that should be a simple
investigation. First issue the command in an I/O transaction object to send
the scope image, then perform a binblock read of byte array format.
I also recall preferring this simple little program because I didn't like
the dependence of IntuiLink. Hey, if I can get the job done with one or two
simple VEE objects, why bog myself down with IntuiLink?
Good luck...Phil.
>From: "Jay Nemeth-Johannes"
>Reply-To: "Jay Nemeth-Johannes"
>To: "VEE vrf"
>Subject: [vrf] RE: File transfer over GPIB
>Date: Fri, 6 Dec 2002 08:46:41 -0700
>
>Hi Dale,
>
>I think you will need to be more specific in order to get an answer.
>IntuiLink for the scope uses a set of documented scope commands for
>transferring a bitmap screen image. The spectrum analyzers use a similar
>capability for a printer dump and then interpret the pcl codes to recreate
>the image. In both cases, the commands to get the screen image exist in
>the
>instrument.
>
>If you want the same thing for a non-Agilent instrument, you are going to
>have to read the programming manual and see if the capability exists. If
>it
>doesn't, which is often the case, your only option is to pull the trace
>data
>and manually create the rest of the screen with an external graphics pack
>and then re-import.
>
> Best regards,
> Jay Nemeth-Johannes
> Complete Test
> 720 SW 14th Street
> Loveland, Colorado 80537
> (970) 663-0006
>
www.completetest.com
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Dale Hauck [mailto:dhauck@Anadigics.com]
>Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 1:32 PM
>To: VEE vrf
>Subject: [vrf] File transfer over GPIB
>
>
> Specifically image files, screen capture from an instrument.
>Agilent
>uses Intuilink to overcome this. What can we do for non- Agilent
>instruments? I am unable to get source code for Intuilinks screen capture.
>Anyone?
> The key seems to be in editing the header information to reflect
>the
>appropriate file format.
>Regards,
>Dale
>
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