You can use the VISA Write to output data to one serial port and like
Mads suggested, have a loopback cable to another serial port to do a
read from. The actual format of the data is what might get tricky.
There is no kind of standard describing what the data from a serial
instrument should look li
Thanks mads , surely there's got to be a easier way ,Perhaps there's a
vi around that I could wire up to the relevant paths and this could
give we a sort of ascending or descending streams numerics
The best is probably to make a simulation software and then use a
null-modem cable and have your application talk to the simulator via a
loop-back serial link...But making the simulator could be some work
(if it's just a few commands to support it should be possible to make
within an hour, but that
Hi
I have been working with a vi witch connects to a serial port and
reads load and displacement, how can I simulate the type of data I
would normally be receiving , so that I can test everything
thoroughly, without actually connecting to the instrument at work.
There is a peak load detection and