VXi VT1529A/B 사용자 설명서

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Because the EU conversions for temperature and strain are performed in the 
host computer, not by the on-board DSP, a fast computer may be needed in 
order to keep up with multiple VT1529B’s scanning at full speed. These 
conversions use the full strain and ITS-90 thermocouple conversion 
equations, which offers more accuracy than the on-board DSP approximations, 
but at the cost of being slower to compute. A PC with a Pentium
®
 III 
800 MHz processor or faster is recommended.
Note
Channels programmed using the old commands are unaffected by these 
changes. The on-board DSP will perform the engineering units conversion. 
Only channels programmed using the new commands are affected.
Note
Channels programmed with the old and new commands on a VT1529B can 
be intermixed.
Must Count
writefifo Calls in
Algorithms
Because the VXIplug&play driver does the engineering units conversion for 
all channels programmed with the new commands, the driver needs to 
understand the order of data in the FIFO, matching the FIFO data with the 
appropriate channel’s EU. This means that the driver must be made aware of 
any extra data written to the FIFO by any algorithms that has been 
downloaded. All writefifo() calls need to be counted in an algorithm and this 
count should be provided to the driver so that proper synchronization 
between the FIFO data and the scan list is maintained. This count is the third 
parameter to the hpe1422_readFifoPost_Q() driver call.
New SCPI
Commands
In the VXIplug&play driver, there are some new calls. There are also new 
SCPI commands that support the new functionality of the VT1529B. Some 
of these commands are completely new while other commands are similar 
to the existing SCPI commands except that they have the :POST keyword 
and/or an extra parameter added to them. The new SCPI commands are 
used with the “pass-through” functions in the VXIplug&play driver. 
For complete information on the new SCPI commands, see the Command 
Reference Section (Chapter 7).
Note
See the VT1422A VXIplug&play driver’s help file for details on the 
“pass-through” functions.