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wibic–Windows Interface Bus Interactive Control Utility Chapter 5
NI-488.2 User Manual for Windows 5-4 © National Instruments Corp.
8. Use the read command to display the data on the screen both in hex values and their
ASCII equivalents.
ud0: ibrd
enter byte count:
18
[0100] (cmpl)
count: 18
4e 44 43 56 20 30 30 30 N D C V 0 0 0
2e 30 30 34 37 45 2b 30 . 0 0 4 7 E + 0
0a 0a . .
or
ud0: ibrd
18
[0100] (cmpl)
count: 18
4e 44 43 56 20 30 30 30 N D C V 0 0 0
2e 30 30 34 37 45 2b 30 . 0 0 4 7 E + 0
0a 0a . .
9. Place the device offline as follows:
ud0: ibonl
enter value: 0
[0100] (cmpl)
or
ud0: ibonl 0
[0100] (cmpl)
10. Terminate the wibic program by entering q at the prompt.
wibic Syntax
When you enter commands in wibic, you can either include the parameters, or the
program prompts you for values. Some commands require numbers as input values.
Others might require you to input a string.
Number Syntax
You can enter numbers as hexadecimal, octal, or decimal integer.
Hexadecimal numbers–You must precede hex numbers by zero and x (for example, 0xD).
Octal numbers–You must precede octal numbers by zero only (for example, 015).
Decimal numbers–Enter the number only.