Dll function calling conventions, Supported probes and communications protocols – ETS-Lindgren HI-4422 Field Probe (Archived) User Manual
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DLL Function Calling Conventions
1.
The function call stack/style is the WinAPI style. This allows the widest
variety of users to be able to call these functions.
2.
The functions take and return only basic types of arguments (32 bit
integer, floating point values, and simple c-style zero terminated
strings).
3.
All outbound string parameters are allocated by the caller and are
followed in the argument list by a maximum string length integer
parameter.
4.
For the same reason, the functions do not take in or send out any
object style parameters.
5.
All functions have an integer return value such that 0 will signify
successful completion. All other values that can be returned are
function specific.
Supported Probes and Communications Protocols
Probe families HI-Any and FP-Any are probe-type detectors. These
detector-probe types can be used in most cases without specifying the exact
probe family. There are a few other families that offer higher data sample rates.
By default all probes are put into auto range. The following table lists the probe
families that can be used with each probe model.
Model
Family Strings
1
FP1000
FP-Any
HI-44xx MS
2
FP2000 FP-Any
3
FP2031 FP-Any
4
FP2033 FP-Any
5
FP2036 FP-Any
6
FP2080 FP-Any
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ETSProbe DLL User Guide
Archived 6/29/10
Use only the content for
HI-4422 in this manual.
Disregard content for
all other probe models;
see ETS-Lindgren
website for other
probe content.