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'We did not invent the product, but we made it better' is a famousquote from BASF and we feel the same with our new RS-232 to USB converter kitfor Sartorius Balances exclusively found only at Precision Weighing Balances.Your source for deep discount prices, operator of the world's most informativewebsite at www.balances.com dedicated to balances, scales and weighing accessoriesand your Authorized Sartorius Dealer.The balance and scale industry seems to lag the technology curve so we wentsearching to give our customer the products they ask for - a balance with aUSB port at a reasonable price. Many of the balance manufacturers areout of touch with the times and have their balances designed with a standardRS-232 port to interface the balance with a PC. The problem is almostevery laptop comes outfitted with a USB port and not a serial RS-232 port.Those computer gurus savvy enough to deal with integrating a serial device attachedto a PC always needed to deal with IRQ conflicts. Choose USB and say goodbyeto IRQ and Com port conflicts.Our RS-232 to USB converter kit follows thebusiness philosophy.
Deliver the goods the customer wants even if youneed to work outside of the box and find another vendor to supply the componentsto make things happen. Of course the solution also has to incorporatingKISS (keep it simple stupid). Yes - USB is the easiest way to interfacea peripheral with a PC.Sartorius USB sartorius cable BrandModelCapacityReadabilitySartoriusUSB sartorius cableModes. Sartorius now has a single piece RS-232 to USB cable. See theMany of today's new laptops are often equipped with USB ports only,and have no RS-232 interface.
The same applies increasingly to desktopcomputers as well. This means more and more of our customers areconfronted with the issue of finding a cable they can use to connect theirSartorius balance or scale to a computer. The fact that standardized,commercially available cables are not compatible with the pin assignmentsin Sartorius equipment does not make things any easier.Some scales on the market offer you the ability to purchase an optionalmodule to providing you with either an RS-232 or USB interface (exampleswould be the and the ). This module cost around $75 and the problem isyou need to decide do you want RS-232 or USB, but not both.Our USB to Serial Adapter kit for Sartorius Balances(part # SARUSB) offers you the best of both world for less.If you want to interface the Sartorius Balance with a RS-232 serial portyou simply disconnect the 1 foot RS-232 to USB cable. Simple, Easy,Flexible and Low Cost is the name of the game with Precision WeighingBalances' solution.Product FeaturesThe USB to Serial Adapterkit for Sartorius Balances (part # SARUSB) provides the connectionbetween USB and the RS-232 serial port of the Sartorius balance.The kit consists of two cables daisy chained together. Thefirst cable is the ( commercially available cables arenot compatible with the pin assignments ) 5 feet in length matedwith an RS-232 to USB type A connector with a cable length of 1foot.
I have 3 PCI-GPIB (IEEE 488.2) cards on a machine running Windows 7 (6.1). Hi All,I am trying to control the SMAC LCA8-010 actuator with LCC-10 controller. I wrote my functions in LCC-10 as macro functions with SMAC provided 'Control Centre' software, and used LabVIEW VISA Write to call them.I tried PuTTY first and it runs smoothly. But when I tried to run them in LabVIEW ('Control.vi' attached), for most of the time, the motor doesn't move, and the Property Node 'Byte at the Serial Port' returned a 0, which means the 'Write' function does not write anything to the controller.What is strange is that it succeeded for some time (10% of test runs). So the input format is correct. I am thinking about if the difference in mechanism of PuTTY user input and LabVIEW VISA Write function could make a difference.Can anyone help me with that? Thanks a lot!
No devices connected, getting a visa error in MAX0xBFFF003A (VIERRORINVSETUP)viFindRsrc returned 0xBFFF003A (Unable to start operation because setup is invalid (due to attributes being set to an inconsistent state).)Please make sure VISA is properly installed on this system.Possible causes for this error:1. More than one Passport may be attempting to claim the same resource. You can try disabling Passports to figure out which Passport is causing the error.2. You have connected multiple unconfigured plug-and-play devices that have the same resource name. For example, the vendor ID and serial number may be the same.Any help is appreciated! Hello,i am executing the generic IVI functions for IviDmm.For my NI PXI 4070 i installed the NIDMM-Driver.When executing under TestStand the Init returns 0 and all other DMM functions are working.But when executing the testplan in a custom GUI then the Init returns.When asking the driver what the error means then it says 'Unknown status code'.Does someone now what can be the problem here?My IviSwtch instruments are working without problems direct in teststand and also under the GUI.Thanks for all ideas.BRWindows 7 64bitTestStand 2016 f1 32bitNi Max 16.0.0.f0ICP 16.0.1.
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Hi all, im trying to comunicate with some instruments: Waveform Generetor HP 33120A and Oscilloscope TEKTRONIX TDS 694C through a National Instrument GPIB-USB HS. I have an evaluation labVIEW version and I'm waiting for the valid version. I have NI VISA 16.0 and NI 488.2 16.0 installed. My problem is that when I scan from instruments from NI MAX there appears an error:' VISA: (Hex 0xBFFF0015) Timeout expired before operation completed'.Opening Visa test panel, in the section INPUT/OUTPUT there is no error writing a command and MAX recognize the GPIB primary address of the instruments.
The problem should be while reading from instruments. It's like if it doesn't answer to the.IDN?n command. I read about the file NiVisa tulip.dll and I enabled it. But there is always the same problem. Can you help me?
Thank you and best regards.Francesco Soriano. Dear all,I have been working on creating a software to communicate with multiple devices with RS485 protocol. I have created my own VIs to only use VISA Open, VISA Write, VISA Read and VISA Close and no additional driver.As the devices require different configurations (Baud rate, Parity, etc.), I need to open and close the COM Port each time I want to send or read something. Hi All,I have some concerns with the way of RS485 data transmitted through NI USB to RS485 cable.
Following are the list of specifications for communication,1. 9-bit mode of operation (1st byte of 9th bit is 1 and 2-8 byte of 9th bit is 0).2. Baud Rate - 2304003. Parity - None4. Flow Control - None5. Stop Bit - 16.
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Data Bits - 8I used the parity bit Mark (1) and space (0) for the 9th bit. I used for loop with Mark for 1st byte and space for remaining bytes as shown below,The scope waveform is as shown below 10ms to transmit the data,I'm not sure why there's a delay between 1st byte and the other bytes? Is it because of the parity change?I also need to send all the data within 1ms as the waveform shown below.Kindly comment your queries so that I can add more information.Thanks in advance.