[volt-nuts] Data Proof 160A

[Will]

The GPIB board is a discrete logic mess of monostables and RC time
constants. The old version 160A works with ancient HP and TEK
computers but usually not with modern GPIB controllers. Timing issues?

commands
A01 = channel 1 line A ON
B05 = channel 5 line B ON
A00 = line A reset
etc.

2013/3/4, Andy Bardagjy <andy at bardagjy.com>:
> Folks, there's a seller on ebay who has a few Data Proof 160A low thermal
> emf relay scanners (with either binding posts or wires). I just bought one
> with "make an offer" for quite a bit less than the asking price.
>
> http://www.ebay.com/itm/200884982172
> http://www.ebay.com/itm/251219202428
>
> I've sent an email to Data Proof inquiring about a manual / programming
> guide / specs etc, until they respond, anybody know anything about these?
> How similar are they to the 160B?
>
> Will be great for automated testing while burning in references, etc.
>
> Andy Bardagjy
> bardagjy.com
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