Measurement Computing GPIB-488.2 - Manual (Page 11)

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Library Routine Comments
18 Local EnableLocal Local - used in System Controller mode, issued to an
interface device; causes Driver488 to unassert the Remote
Enable (REN) line. This causes devices on the bus to return
to manual operation. A Local command addressed to an
external device, places the device in the local mode via the
Go To Local (GTL) bus command.
LocalList EnableLocal Like Local, but with list of devices.
19 Lol SendLLO
SetRWLS
Lol - causes Driver488 to issue an IEEE 488 LocalLockout
(LLO). Bus devices that support this command are thereby
inhibited from being controlled manually from their
front panels.
20 MakeDevice
NO EQUIVALENT
MakeDevice - creates a new temporary Driver488 device
that is an identical copy of an already existing Driver488
external device. The new device is attached to the same I/O
adapter of the existing device and has the same bus
address, terminators, timeouts, and other characteristics.
The newly created device is temporary and is removed
when Driver488 is closed. KeepDevice may be used to
make the device permanent. To change the default values
assigned to the device, it is necessary to call the appropriate
configuration functions such as BusAddress, IOAddress,
and TimeOut.
MakeNewDevice
NO EQUIVALENT
MakeNewDevice - similar to MakeDevice, except new
device is based on the parameters specified, instead of
copying an existing device.
21 MyListenAddr
Also see:
Listen
EnableRemote MyListenAddr - addresses the interface to Listen.
22 MyTalkAddr
NO EQUIVALENT
The MyTalkAddr command addresses the interface to Talk.
23 OnDigEvent;
OnDigEventVDM
NO EQUIVALENT
Digital commands. No equivalent MCC API commands.
OnEvent
NO EQUIVALENT
OnEvent - causes a message upon occurrence of an Armed
event. The message will have a type of:
WM_IEEE488EVENT
OnEventVDM
NO EQUIVALENT
OnEventVDM - allows a call back to a user-specified function
in an application.