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Operation
3-111.
Controller.
The
device
that
directs
which
device
will
talk
and
which
device
or
devices
will
listen
is
the
CONTROLLER.
The
system
controller
(usually
a
calculator
or
computer)
is
the
active
controller
most
of
the
time.
However,
it
may
direct
another
device
to
become
the
active
controller.
The
system
controller
is
the
only
device
which
can
unconditionally
assume
control
of
the
bus.
3-112.
Addressing.
The
active
controller
directs
which
device
will
talk
and
which
device
or
devices
will
listen
by
specifically
ADDRESSING
those
devices.
Each
device
has
a
talk
ad-
dress
and
a
listen
address.
Therefore,
when
a
controller
addresses
a
device,
it
also
specifies
whether
the
device
will
talk
or
listen.
Some
controllers
require
a
decimal
equivalent
of
the
talk
and
listen
addresses,
called
the
DEVICE
ADDRESS.
The
factory
presets
the
device
ad-
dress
(automatically
assigning
talk
and
listen
addresses)
to:
Device
Address
4
Talk
Address
D
Listen
Address
$
The
device
address
may
be
changed
if
desired
(see
Section
II
of
this
manual).
Actually,
there
is
no
reason
to
change
it
unless
another
device
with
the
same
address
is
added
to
the
system.
3-113.
Abridged
Description
of
the
HP-IB.
3-114.
The
HP-IB
consists
of
16
active
signal
lines
that
are
used
to
interconnect
up
to
15
devices
(e.g.,
instruments).
The
16
signal
lines
are
organized
according
to
function.
The
catagories
are
DATA,
HANDSHAKE,
and
GENERAL
INTERFACE
MANAGEMENT
lines.
The
structure
of
the
HP-IB
is
illustrated
in
Figure
3-2.
3-115.
Data
Lines.
Eight
DATA
lines
are
used
to
carry
instrument
addresses,
instrument
control
instructions,
measurement
results
and
instruments
status
information
in
bit
parallel,
byte
serial
form.
Ordinarily,
a
seven
bit
ASCII
code
represents
each
byte
of
DATA.
The
eighth
bit
is
available
for
parity
checking.
DATA
is
sent
over
the
DATA
lines
in
both
direc-
tions.
(e.g.
calculator)
(e.g.
digital
voltmeter
)
(e.g.
signal
generator)
(e.g.
tape
reader)
DEVICE
A
DEVICE
B
:
DEVICE
C
DEVICE
D
TALKS,
LISTENS,
TALKS
AND
LISTENS
LISTENS
ONLY
TALKS
ONLY
AND
CONTROLS
Ltt
+14
Saeeeee'
i
ttt
(te
«7
BUS
MANAGEMENT
(5
signal
lines)
HANDSHAKE
(3
signal
lines)
DATA
INPUT
OUTPUT
(8
signal
lines)
Figure
3-2.
General
interface
Management
Lines.
Model
3336A/B/C
TOOTHER
DEVICES
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