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Section 4 IEEE 488 Primer
4.4
4.3 SEND IT TO MY ADDRESS
In the previous discussion, the terms
Addressed to Talk
and
Addressed
to Listen
were used. These terms require some clarification.
The
IEEE 488
standard permits up to 15 devices to be configured within
one system. Each of these devices must have a unique address to avoid confusion. In a
similar fashion, every building in town has a unique address to prevent one home from
receiving another home's mail. Exactly how each device's address is set is specific to the
product's manufacturer. Some are set by DIP switches in hardware, others by software.
Consult the manufacturer's instructions to determine how to set the address.
Addresses are sent with
universal
(
multiline
) commands from the
Active
Controller
. These commands include
My Listen Address
(MLA),
My Talk Address
(MTA),
Talk Address Group
(TAG), and
Listen Address Group
(LAG).
4.4 BUS MANAGEMENT LINES
Five hardware lines on the
GPIB
are used for bus management. Signals
on these lines are often referred to as
uniline
(single line) commands. The signals are
active low, i.e. a low voltage represents a logic "1" (asserted), and a high voltage
represents a logic "0" (unasserted).
4.4.1 Attention (ATN)
ATN
is one of the most important lines for bus management. If Attention
is asserted, then the information contained on the data lines is to be interpreted as a
multiline command. If it is not, then that information is to be interpreted as data for
the
Active Listener
s. The
Active Controller
is the only bus device that has control
of this line.
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