> I have 2 different Racal Dana 1992 frequency counters: > The first one (kept for spares because the display is broken) has a > GPIB interface of type 19-1146: > this interface has NOT the SK4 jumper (see > RACAL-DANA-1991-1992-ServiceManualSch.pdf pages 16/17 in my archive). > The other one, in perfect state, has the 401820 GPIB board (see > RACAL-DANA-1991-1992-IM.pdf pages 200/203). > This board has the SK4 jumper and if you want to use the 1992 in > "standard" GPIB mode, you have to put the jumper in the OTHER > position as the one shown at page 200 (points 40/41). > > I have not tried the 1992 in MATE/CIIL interface mode, so I don't > know if it works in the SK4 default mode... > > By the way, I have also the documentation (26 pages) of the MATE/CIIL > protocol/programming for the 1992-02M: if you are interested in, I > will make a .PDF of it.
Elio, I can't check what type of interface is present on my two 1992-02M, neither if the SK4 in present, because the counters are running and I wan't stop them. They are under control of a MATE/CIIL GPIB program that I wrote with some difficulty because I miss the MATE Specification 2806763 which should contain basic concepts regarding this interface (see paragraph 4.1.2.2.2 on the 26 pages you mentioned). Are you using a 1992 in standard GPIB mode after having moved the jumper? Where did you find the info? Thanks, Antonio I8IOV P.S. are you in Italy? _______________________________________________ time-nuts mailing list -- time-nuts@febo.com To unsubscribe, go to https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts and follow the instructions there.
