Interface-Specific Information
Although one of the benefits of VISA is an interface-independent API, there are times when you must understand the details of the specific interface with which you are working. The following topics provide additional information about each of the hardware interface types that NI-VISA currently supports.
Introduction to Programming GPIB Devices in VISA
Comparison Between NI-VISA and NI-488.2 APIs
Introduction to Programming GPIB-VXI Devices in VISA
Register-Based Programming with the GPIB-VXI
Introduction to Programming VXI Devices in VISA
VXI/VME Interrupts and Asynchronous Events in VISA
Performing Arbitrary Access to VXI Memory with VISA
Other VXI Resource Classes and VISA
Comparison Between NI-VISA and NI-VXI APIs
Introduction to Programming PXI Devices in NI-VISA
Configuring NI-VISA to Recognize a PXI Device
Using LabWindows/CVI to Install Your Device .inf Files
Other PXI Resource Classes and VISA
Introduction to Programming Serial Devices in VISA
Default vs. Configured Communication Settings
Controlling the Serial I/O Buffers
National Instruments ENET Serial Controllers
Introduction to Programming Ethernet Devices in VISA
VISA Sockets vs. Other Sockets APIs
Introduction to Programming Remote Devices in NI-VISA
How to Configure and Use Remote NI-VISA
Introduction to Programming USB Devices in VISA
Configuring NI-VISA to Recognize a RAW USB Device
USB Instrument Control Tutorial
Introduction to Programming FireWire Devices in VISA