Identifying a NI PCI-GPIB+ Card Hardware: GPIB>>Plug-in Controllers>>PCI-GPIB, GPIB>>Plug-in Controllers>>PCI-GPIB+
Problem: My PCI-GPIB device has PCI-GPIB+ indicated on the printed circuit board. How do I know if this is a PCI-GPIB or a PCI-GPIB+? Solution: The best way to find out if the device is a PCI-GPIB or PCI-GPIB+ device is to use the part number. The PCI-GPIB will have a part number of 183617X-01, where as the PCI-GPIB+ will have a part number of 183617X-02. There should also be a sticker on the front side (near the GPIB connector) indicating the device type. The same circuit board was used for both PCI-GPIB and PCI-GPIB+ devices, which is the reason why PCI-GPIB+ is on the printed circuit board. However, there are many parts that are not actually soldered onto the PCI-GPIB version, so it cannot be used in the same applications as the PCI-GPIB+. Related Links: Products & Services: NI PCI-GPIB Products & Services: NI PCI-GPIB+ KnowledgeBase 3ZQEPC5: Using the GPIB Analyzer Attachments:
Report Date: 08/28/2008 Last Updated: 08/28/2008 Document ID: 4ORG69OH |
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