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Hello all,

I'm going to be giving lessons about CVI programming soon, and if I have all^H^H most of the C/UIR stuff ready, I also would like to show hardware interactions. I usually do all my hardware communication on Linux, so I'm a bit rusty with the various codes. And also I won't have actual hardware handy.

 

So my question breaks down to: is there a way to simulate hardware ? Either on the same system in pure software, or on a separate machine with the appropriate soft+cable.

 

Let's see the details:

- niDaqmx: I think the answer is yes as I remember using it once.

- USB to give an example of use of VISA.

- Serial. I imagine I could run some serial talk program on a separate PC with a cross-over cable. Or in the simplest case, a null-modem bounce ?

- GPIB. Same as serial I guess.

 

Any advice ?

Thanks.


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