Triggerlist, Unlisten, Untalk – Measurement Computing Personal488 rev.3.0 For DOS & Windows 3.Xi User Manual
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15B. Driver488/SUB, W31, W95, & WNT
III. COMMAND REFERENCES - 15. Command References
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BUS STATES
ATN
•GET (interface handle)
ATN
•UNL, MTA, LAG, GET (external device handle)
SEE ALSO
TriggerList, Status, SendCmd
EXAMPLES
errorcode =
Trigger(ieee);
Issue a Group Execute Trigger (GET) bus command to those
devices that are already in the Listen state as the result of
a previous Output or Send command:
errorcode =
Trigger(dmm);
Issue a Group Execute Trigger (GET) bus command to the
device specified:
The
Trigger
command issues a Group Execute Trigger (
GET
) bus command to the specified device.
If no interface devices are specified, then the
GET
only affects those devices that are already in the
Listen state as a result of a previous
Output
or
Send
command.
TriggerList
SYNTAX
int pascal TriggerList(DevHandlePT devHandles);
devHandles
is a pointer to a list of external devices.
RETURNS
-1 if error
MODE
CA
BUS STATES
ATN
•UNL, MTA, LAG, GET
SEE ALSO
Trigger, SendCmd, Status
EXAMPLE
deviceList[0] = wave;
deviceList[1] = timer;
deviceList[2] = dmm;
deviceList[3] = NODEVICE;
errorcode = TriggerList(deviceList);
Issue a Group Execute
Trigger (GET) bus
command to a list of
specified devices.
The
TriggerList
command issues a Group Execute Trigger (
GET
) bus command to the specified
devices. If no interface devices are specified, then the
GET
affects those devices that are already in the
Listen state as a result of a previous
Output
or
Send
command.
UnListen
SYNTAX
int pascal UnListen (DevHandleT devHandle);
devHandle
refers to either an interface or an external device. If
devHandle
refers to an external device, the
UnListen
command acts on the associated
interface.
RETURNS
-1 if error
MODE
CA
BUS STATES
ATN, UNL
SEE ALSO
Listen, UnTalk, SendCmd, Status
EXAMPLE
errorcode = UnListen (ieee);
The
UnListen
command unaddresses an external device that was addressed to Listen.
UnTalk
SYNTAX
int pascal UnTalk (DevHandleT devHandle);
devHandle
refers to either an interface or an external device. If
devHandle
refers to an external device, the
UnTalk
command acts on the associated
interface.
RETURNS
-1 if error
MODE
CA
BUS STATES
ATN, UNT
SEE ALSO
Talk, UnListen, SendCmd, Status
EXAMPLE
errorcode = UnTalk (ieee);