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GPIB Device doesnot respond to *IDN? QUERY

HELLO,

 

I Am trying to interface  my GPIB instrument with HOST computer through LabVIEW, unfortunately my GPIB instrument doesnot respond to *IDN? QUERY. Could not find out what is problem with this. Could anyone can help in this regard.

 

Ameer

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Are you sure the instrument should respond to a *IDN?

Does it say it does in the manual?

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ya the GPIB instrument "doesnot" respond to *IDN? query

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@Ameer wrote:

ya the GPIB instrument "doesnot" respond to *IDN? query



Huh? Care to rephrase your answer to my question.

 

 

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@Ameer wrote:

ya the GPIB instrument "doesnot" respond to *IDN? query


Ameer,

 

It seems you are a beginner with GPIB instruments. Not all instruments will respond to the *IDN? query. You failed to mention the make and model and that is vital information. Look in the programming manual to see whether *IDN? is listed. If it is not, then simply ignore the warning. If it is listed, then you can start to worry.

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Just one addtion: there are even some instruments ( like the agilent 603x powersupplies) which support two different sets of command languages. One set supports the*IDN? query but the other set not.

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If the product specification of your instrument says IEEE488.2-compliant (and optionally SCPI language compliant), the instrument must respond to an *IDN? query. Otherwise it may or may not understand the *IDN? query.

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In my instrument manual nowhere is written about *IDN? query and anything related to it.

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Am using HORIBA MEXA 9000 series vehicle exhast gas analyser. it is pre 1990s model. and CVS system.

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My product specification is IEEE488 it uses ASCII 1978 model.

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