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= GPIB-Board is not installed or not configured correctly (GPIB: EDVR) = | = GPIB-Board is not installed or not configured correctly (GPIB: EDVR) = | ||
A device driver is trying to control a [[GPIB]] device through a GPIB board which is not installed. | A RadiMation device driver is trying to control a [[GPIB]] device through a GPIB board which is currently not installed or available. | ||
== Solution == | == Solution == | ||
* Is USB GPIB board used? And is it connected to the PC? | When a National Instruments GPIB board is used, the configuration of the GPIB board can be checked and changed in the NI-MAX software. | ||
* Change the GPIB communication settings of the device driver to use the correct GPIB0 | |||
* Is a USB GPIB board used? And is it connected to the PC? | |||
* Very often the only GPIB board installed on a PC is GPIB0. Change the GPIB communication settings of the RadiMation device driver to use the correct GPIB board number (which is very often GPIB0) | |||
* Has the GPIB board in the PC be changed to for example GPIB1 or GPIB2? | * Has the GPIB board in the PC be changed to for example GPIB1 or GPIB2? | ||
[[Category:RadiMation Error]] | [[Category:RadiMation Error]] | ||
[[Category:RadiMation]] | [[Category:RadiMation]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:12, 5 October 2020
GPIB-Board is not installed or not configured correctly (GPIB: EDVR)[edit]
A RadiMation device driver is trying to control a GPIB device through a GPIB board which is currently not installed or available.
Solution[edit]
When a National Instruments GPIB board is used, the configuration of the GPIB board can be checked and changed in the NI-MAX software.
- Is a USB GPIB board used? And is it connected to the PC?
- Very often the only GPIB board installed on a PC is GPIB0. Change the GPIB communication settings of the RadiMation device driver to use the correct GPIB board number (which is very often GPIB0)
- Has the GPIB board in the PC be changed to for example GPIB1 or GPIB2?