I am trying to buils a remote control enviroment for Agilent 9000 series scope. I have installed Agilent io library 16.3, and followed the userguide of configuration.
In the guide it is written to use an example such as idn.c from the path:
C:\Program Files\
Agilent\IO Libraries Suite\ProgrammingSamples\C\SICL
But the intire ProgrammingSamples folder is missing at the installation directory (i ran a search over all directories and found no evidence for this folder)
Can you please help me ? I have no experience in remote control instruments so i need esxsamples desperatly
Thanks
Nadav
In the guide it is written to use an example such as idn.c from the path:
C:\Program Files\
Agilent\IO Libraries Suite\ProgrammingSamples\C\SICL
But the intire ProgrammingSamples folder is missing at the installation directory (i ran a search over all directories and found no evidence for this folder)
Can you please help me ? I have no experience in remote control instruments so i need esxsamples desperatly
Thanks
Nadav
Thanks for your reply. what I really needed is a simple example for using basic commands in C++ enviroment.
Eventually what I did is to copy and paste the example from the io library user guide document and ran it.
However I think Agilent should update this document, since there is no "ProgrammingSamples" folder in the installation files of io library, And I have wasted a lot of precious time trying to find it.
Thanks
Nadav
In Agilent Connection Expert we have a few links that detail the location of the programming samples. Please see the attached picture. The location is dependent on your operating system:
C:\ProgramData\Agilent\Agilent IO Libraries Programming Samples on Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Server 2008 R2, and Windows Server 2012.
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Agilent\IO Libraries Suite Programming Samples on Windows XP
We have a new free tool, Command Expert (www.agilent.com/find/commandexpert), that allows you to build a sequence of commands to control your 9000 series scope. Most importantly, you can export your full sequence of commands as VISA C++ code. This would be similar syntax to the VISA idn.c example.
May I ask which userguide led you to the incorrect path in the Program Files directory?
Thanks,
Connectivity
Edited by: connectivity on Apr 25, 2013 10:16 AM
Edited by: connectivity on Apr 25, 2013 10:16 AM
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