PXI-GPIB
The NI PXI-GPIB is an IEEE 488 controller module for integrating external GPIB instruments into PXI systems.
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The NI PXI-GPIB is an IEEE 488 controller module for integrating external GPIB instruments into PXI systems.
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Key product information and technical features.
The PXI-GPIB adds IEEE 488 instrument control to a PXI system, providing a connection to non-PXI instruments equipped with GPIB interfaces. NI identifies NI-488.2 as the driver software for this module.
NI documents installation in PXI or CompactPCI peripheral slots and recommends a bus-master-capable slot to use the onboard DMA controller.
Verified product specifications.
| Three-wire GPIB transfer rate | Up to 1536 kbytes/s |
|---|---|
| HS488 transfer rate | Up to 7885 kbytes/s |
| GPIB connector | IEEE 488, 24-pin |
| PXI interface | 32-bit, universal signaling |
| Dimensions | 16.0 × 10.0 cm |
| Module height | 3U |
| Operating ambient temperature | 0 to 55 °C |
| +5 V current | 80 typical; 165 maximum mA |
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Host instrumentation platform
Interface to external IEEE 488 instruments
NI-488.2 driver
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Product-specific answers based on available technical information.
It connects external IEEE 488 GPIB instruments to a PXI system for instrument control.
NI specifies up to 1536 kbytes/s with three-wire GPIB and up to 7885 kbytes/s with HS488.
Yes. NI recommends a bus-master-capable peripheral slot for the onboard DMA controller. Its legacy installation guide requires disabling DMA when using a non-bus-master slot.