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I have a pressure sensor with a serial port, which is connected to a gpib-232cv-a inside of a box, so that the output of the box that is available to me is a gpib port. Now I would like to connect this port to a serial port of my PC. Can I use a second gpib-232cv-a to go back to serial ? How should I configure the second converter, knowing that the switches of converter #1 are : GPIB side : 1,5,6,7,8 : OFF - 2,3,4 ON Serial side : 1,2,7,8 : ON - 3,4,5,6 : OFF
Yes, you can go back to serial. But if it was me, I'd just crack open the box and attach the device directly to my serial port.
In any case, you should have the gpib settings identical to the convert side, except for switch 8.
The serial switch settings on the serial side of converter #1 do not affect converter #2. Converter #2's settings should match the settings for baud, parity, etc on your computer's port.
Yes, you can go back to serial. But if it was me, I'd just crack open the box and attach the device directly to my serial port.
In any case, you should have the gpib settings identical to the convert side, except for switch 8.
The serial switch settings on the serial side of converter #1 do not affect converter #2. Converter #2's settings should match the settings for baud, parity, etc on your computer's port.
I tried your configuration, but I couldn't manage to read the pressure sensor. However I checked the cables and tested all reasonable configurations of the serial port. So I will simply continue to open the box. Thanks anyway
