This is a problem which has been acknowledged by Agilent in the past With no proposal for a fix!
Chris
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From: Baranski, Detlef [mailto:Detlef.Baranski@pilkington.de]
Sent: 20 October 2006 12:09
To: VRF
Subject: AW: [vrf] GPIB cards
Did you use actual SW for your comparison ? Esp. Iolib 14.2 ?
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Von: Phipps, Chris [mailto:Chris.Phipps@analog.com]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 19. Oktober 2006 18:15
An: VRF
Betreff: RE: [vrf] GPIB cards
Hi David
Keep away from the Agilent USB solution it is very slow and has long built in timeouts etc. We have both Agilent and NI here and the NI
USB>GPIB is so much faster and more reliable, in fact about the same
speed as a full NI or Agilent ISA card! So NI gets my vote this time. We have 2 Agilent units which are now generally are unused.
But Andy Street (ex Agilent?) is to be listened to about your other options/alternatives.
All the best
Chris
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To All,
I'm researching the best GPIB solution for a PC, my experience working with VEE
and instrument control is with UX and much older versions of VEE, we are currently
moving our testing to the PC. I'm leaning towards the Agilent 82357A USB to GPIB interface.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Dave
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