Haven't seen this posted in the past, but I haven't seen everything. Anyhow,
it appears to work as good signal strength wise as the PCTEL antenna I got with
this Nortel unit. Of course it needs to be installed in some PVC or similar.
The chip was only about $3 from mouser (MAALSS0042-38878),
Yes, it has full support in the latest NI 488.2 v3.1.1 drivers and tools
package. From there you can run many application level programs that support
the NI 488.2 API, including the VISA interface. I use Agilent VEE primarily
and I always like to use EZGPIB (thanks Ulrich, great program) for quick
It came apart easier than I thought!
Remove the knob on the rear, break the RTV in the hole the wires go thru,
carefully pry around the edge while pushing on the shaft the knob was on.
Will install new wires and try it out.
Hooray!
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Thanks everyone. I have some digging to do I see. Would love to use it on a
more modern system.
Regards
Paul.
On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 1:53 PM, John Miles wrote:
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> The programming o
The programming of the ENET/100 has to be done with an older ver of Labview
(7.1 IIRC), something that has no later than win 2k as an operating system.
I had one of these and went through the setup of the ip address. Once it
worked, it was like a hardware controller. (using LV 8.0)
On Wed, Nov 20
On 20 November 2013 02:35, paul swed wrote:
> Don
> A couple of comments. I have the old ethernet 100 also. As I recall it
> would only work up until windows 98 or 2000..
I don't think that is true
http://www.ni.com/download/ni-488.2-3.1.2/4360/en/
supports windows 8 and supports both GPIB-ENET
Don,
EZGPIB has originally been planned to make the life of GPIB user's a bit
easier in case they used a PROLOGIX-Interface.
The ability to work with NI and Agilent interfaces via the accompanying DLL
has been implemented later and I must confess that I had never expected that
people would like
