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Universal Language Interface
Using HP-Style Calls
December 1993 Edition
Part Number 370915A-01
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Preface
This manual is intended for use with the
NI-488 MS-DOS Software
Reference Manual
(part number 320135-01) or the
NI-488.2 Software
Reference Manual for MS-DOS
(part number 320282-01). This manual
contains information for programming the NI-488 driver using the
Universal Language Interface (ULI).
Organization of This Manual
This manual is organized as follows:
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Chapter 1,
Getting Started,
contains a brief description of the ULI
utility and introduces you to the ULI driver file,
ULI.COM.
It also
contains steps for installing the ULI software and the procedures for
using the ULI with a generic instrument in a BASIC program.
Chapter 2,
Terminators,
explains the OUTPUT and INPUT
terminators used by the ULI along with graphical models to help
you understand the subject.
Chapter 3,
ULI Functions,
contains a list of the ULI functions. It
also contains individual function descriptions along with examples
for each function.
Chapter 4,
Programming Examples,
contains the steps that could be
used to program an instrument–in BASICA, QuickBASIC, Turbo
BASIC, Microsoft C, Aztec C, FORTRAN, and Turbo Pascal–from
your personal computer using the ULI.
Appendix,
Customer Communication,
contains forms for you to complete
to facilitate communication with National Instruments concerning our
products.
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