NAME
gpib_config - configure a GPIB interface board
SYNOPSIS
gpib_config [OPTION]... [FILE]...
DESCRIPTION
This manpage documents briefly the gpib_config program which serves to configure a GPIB interface for use.
OPTIONS
- -t, --board-type BOARD_TYPE
-
Set board type to BOARD_TYPE.
- -d, --dma NUM
-
Specify isa dma channel NUM for boards without plug-and-play cabability.
- -b, --iobase NUM
-
Set io base address to NUM for boards without plug-and-play cabability.
- -I, --init-data FILE_PATH
-
Specify file containing binary initialization data (firmware) for board.
- -i, --irq NUM
-
Specify irq line NUM for boards without plug-and-play cabability.
- -f, --file FILEPATH
-
Specify file path for configuration file. The values in the configuration file will be used as defaults for unspecified options. The default configuration file is /etc/gpib.conf
- -h, --help
-
Print this help and exit.
- -m, --minor NUM
-
Configure gpib device file with minor number NUM (default 0).
- --[no-]ifc
-
Perform (or not) interface clear after bringing board online. Default is --ifc.
- --[no-]sre
-
Assert (or not) remote enable line after bringing board online. Default is --sre.
- --[no-]system-controller
-
Configure board as system controller (or not).
- -o, --offline
-
Don't bring board online.
- -p, --pad NUM
-
Specify primary gpib address. NUM should be in the range 0 through 30.
- -u, --pci-bus NUM
-
Specify pci bus NUM to select a specific pci board. If used, you must also specify the pci slot with --pci-slot.
- -l, --pci-slot NUM
-
Specify pci slot NUM to select a specific pci board. If used, you must also specify the pci bus with --pci-bus.
- -s, --sad NUM
-
Specify secondary gpib address. NUM should be 0 (disabled) or in the range 96 through 126 (0x60 through 0x7e hexadecimal).
Use --help to see the full list of options.
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Carlo Segre <[email protected]> for Debian.