10-01-2011 03:17 PM
Does that mean that you do not need to join Rx+ and Tx+ etc., and will the switch time be more reasonable then (that's the real problem with the way it used to work; that it is too slow to switch between transmit/receive)?
If not, how is it different than just setting the wire mode on the VISA node?
10-03-2011 07:02 AM
10-03-2011 07:12 AM
10-03-2011 09:40 AM
I looked back at how the cFP-2120 did the switching, and for both the cFP-2120 and the cFP-2220 the UARTs themselves are responsible for determining when to turn off the transmitter. The cFP-2220 uses a UART very similar to that used in our PCI/PXI-8431 hardware, so I would expect similar switching performance.
Unfortunately the UART manufacturers do not document this delay in their datasheets, so I cannot provide a direct comparison between the two.
-Jason S.