Address Syntax in Interactive Control

NI-488.2

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

Interactive Control Overview

Status Reporting in Interactive Control

Syntax Rules in Interactive Control.

Using Interactive Control.