Thanks again all (Paul and Les et.al) Les is one of those people who's
brain I'd like to download (other's too, like Shawn Fessenden, Jay Nemeth-Johannes and others). Maybe they'll develop the technology one
day...:o)
I'll try TCP/IP Instrument Protocol, maybe it's a more common reference to the same thing? It's also interesting what you mention about SICL-LAN being Agilent only - I wasn't aware of that. It's so hard to keep all the protocols apart...
Reiner
-----Original Message-----
From: Les Hammer [mailto:Les.Hammer@CompleteTest.com]
Sent: Monday, June 05, 2006 3:19 PM
To: Schlieker, Reiner; 'VRF'
Subject: RE: [vrf] VEE and Thermotron
> VXI-11 is something that I read in one or more of the Agilent white
> papers
...
> I haven't spoken to the Thermotron people yet, but I'm thinking if I
mention VXI-11,
> I'll just get a "huh?".
VXI-11, also known as TCP/IP Instrument Protocol, has been around for a while.
(VEE will use either TCP/IP or SICL-LAN -- an Agilent proprietary language from the acient times.)
It's a fundamental question the I would hope the Thermotron people would know the answer to.
They either are their own proprietary protocol or VXI-11.
(PS: VXI-11 has nothing to do with VXI hardware instruments. That hardware was not VXI-11 compatable.)
~~Les Hammer
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brain I'd like to download (other's too, like Shawn Fessenden, Jay Nemeth-Johannes and others). Maybe they'll develop the technology one
day...:o)
I'll try TCP/IP Instrument Protocol, maybe it's a more common reference to the same thing? It's also interesting what you mention about SICL-LAN being Agilent only - I wasn't aware of that. It's so hard to keep all the protocols apart...
Reiner
-----Original Message-----
From: Les Hammer [mailto:Les.Hammer@CompleteTest.com]
Sent: Monday, June 05, 2006 3:19 PM
To: Schlieker, Reiner; 'VRF'
Subject: RE: [vrf] VEE and Thermotron
> VXI-11 is something that I read in one or more of the Agilent white
> papers
...
> I haven't spoken to the Thermotron people yet, but I'm thinking if I
mention VXI-11,
> I'll just get a "huh?".
VXI-11, also known as TCP/IP Instrument Protocol, has been around for a while.
(VEE will use either TCP/IP or SICL-LAN -- an Agilent proprietary language from the acient times.)
It's a fundamental question the I would hope the Thermotron people would know the answer to.
They either are their own proprietary protocol or VXI-11.
(PS: VXI-11 has nothing to do with VXI hardware instruments. That hardware was not VXI-11 compatable.)
~~Les Hammer
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many to choose from...
Unless the problem is that VEE doesn't like some things in the .h file.
Such as when the .h file has an item split between 2 or more lines to make
it human readable. That might confuse the VEE parser. At least it used to.
~~ Les Hammer
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