Address Syntax in Interactive Control
Some of the multi-device NI-488.2 calls have an address or address list parameter. An address is a 16-bit representation of the GPIB device address. The primary address is stored in the low byte and the secondary address, if any, is stored in the high byte. For example, a device at primary address 6 and secondary address 0x67 has an address of 0x6706. A NULL address is represented as 0xffff. An address list is represented by a comma-separated list of addresses, such as 1,2,3.
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Auxiliary Functions in Interactive Control
Count Return in Interactive Control
Error Information in Interactive Control
Getting Started with Interactive Control
Status Reporting in Interactive Control