GPIB-ENET/100

Hi, Isabel,.

in some cases, you are able to get product MTBF of NOR. You must call your local OR branch an explanation why you need that piece of information. Staff NOR will evaluate it and, probably, they will send the MTBF for you. It is the only way to get it.

If you are Spanish or you live in Spain, you can call the Office of Madrid OR 91 640 47 64.

Saludos!

Jesus.

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66 ThreadIbcntl()
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I don't have the opportunity to test with other controllers.

However, I found a solution to my problem.

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I hope this is the right forum for this post.

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GPIB-ENET/100 and press .
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===============================================================================
National Instruments GPIB Software Configuration utility Rev A.3.
Copyright (c) 1991 National Instruments Corp.   All rights reserved.
===============================================================================

File: / etc/gpibrc = CAPACITY: 8-plank 44 devices =
----------         -----------
Press a key to continue * -.
----------------- -------
---------------- ----

-------
----

===============================================================================
National Instruments |    Card device for Council SPARCstation gpib0
===============================================================================
-----------
| GPIB0 |
----| nienetD |
|   |_________|     * Use the cursor keys h, j, k, l & to select a device or a Commission.
|                   * Use the buttons below to select the desired action.
=====|------------------=======================================================
| - 0 dev1 |-dev12 0 1 dev23 2 dev34
= | - dev2 0 = = |-ev13 = 1 dev24 = 2 = dev35
| - dev3 0 0 |---4 1 dev25 2 dev36
| - dev4 0 1 dev15 1 dev26 2 dev37
| - 0 dev5 1 dev16 1 dev27 2 dev38
| - 0 dev6 1 dev17 1 dev28 2 dev39
| - 0 dev7 1 dev18 2 dev29 2 dev40
|---0 dev8            1 dev19           2 dev30                                                                   2 dev41
| - 0 1 dev20 dev31 2 dev42 dev9 2 |-0 1 dev21 2 dev32 dev10
| - 1 dev22 2 dev33 dev4311
3 dev44
|

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I installed "NOR-488. ' 2 (Linux) Version 2.5 for Linux - 32-bit ' under Suse 10. Now, I try to add the GPIB-ENET/100 with gpibexplorer but failed:

1. I have connected the GPIB_ENET/100 directly to the computer (eth1) with a crossover cable.

2. as a result of gpibexplorer guests, I observed the PWR/RDY LED is orange flick so configured IP address/hostname as 192.168.1.2.

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4. I configured the IP address/host name as 'NIENET', which is the default hostname printed on the rear side of the unit and got the same result at step 3.

5. one thing I need to mention is that I installed nienet-linux - 1.2 before and the ENET box didn't work with it either. I put
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192.168.1.0     0.0.0.0         255.255.255.0   U         0 0          0 eth1
134.105.192.0   0.0.0.0         255.255.248.0   U         0 0          0 eth0
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```
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```
eth0      Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:0A:5E:52:48:51
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          collisions:0 txqueuelen:0
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```
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1. in GPIB, will I set of Configuration IP address AND host name or IP OR hostname? If it is "OR", they must be linked in what file?

2. "NIENET" is the default host name. How to change?

3. What is the problem with my setup?

Thanks in advance and best regards,

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You can only configure devices on eth1 if they already have an assigned static IP address.

Then please follow the steps below (summary of the article that you and I already linked):

(1) connect the new ENET/100 to eth0

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(3) select the found device and change its IP settings to keep the network connection on eth1 and leave the Explorer GPIB

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The problem I have is that the current set up requires channels to initialize every time that a reading is taken. This happens in the first two subVIs of the structure of matter in the attached screenshot. This is unacceptable because the VI is intended to control more than 200 channels very high frequency and I don't want a mechanical switch to return on and outside every time a reading is taken.

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Any help is greatly apreciated.

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