matlab visa驱动,(To be removed) Create VISA object

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visa

(To be removed) Create VISA object

visa will be removed in a future release. Use visadev instead. For more information, see Compatibility Considerations.

Syntax

obj = visa('vendor','rsrcname')

Arguments

'vendor'A supported VISA vendor.

'rsrcname'The resource name of the VISA instrument.

'PropertyName'A VISA property name.

PropertyValueA property value supported by

PropertyName.

objThe VISA object.

Description

obj = visa('vendor','rsrcname')

creates the VISA object obj with a resource name given by

rsrcname for the vendor specified by

vendor.

You must first configure your VISA resources in the vendor's tool first, and then

you create these VISA objects. Use instrhwinfo to find the

commands to configure the objects:

vinfo = instrhwinfo('visa','keysight');

vinfo.ObjectConstructorName

If an invalid vendor or resource name is specified, an error is returned and the

VISA object is not created. For a list of supported values for

vendor see Supported Vendor and Resource

Names.

Examples

Create a VISA-serial object connected to serial port COM1 using National Instruments® VISA interface.

vs = visa('ni','ASRL1::INSTR');

Create a VISA-GPIB object connected to board 0 with primary address 1 and

secondary address 30 using Keysight™ VISA interface.

vg = visa('keysight','GPIB0::1::30::INSTR');

Create a VISA-VXI object connected to a VXI instrument located at logical address

8 in the first VXI chassis.

vv = visa('keysight','VXI0::8::INSTR');

Create a VISA-GPIB-VXI object connected to a GPIB-VXI instrument located at

logical address 72 in the second VXI chassis.

vgv = visa('keysight','GPIB-VXI1::72::INSTR');

Create a VISA-RSIB object connected to an instrument configured with IP address

192.168.1.33.

vr = visa('ni', 'RSIB::192.168.1.33::INSTR')

Create a VISA-TCPIP object connected to an instrument configured with IP address

216.148.60.170.

vt = visa('tek', 'TCPIP::216.148.60.170::INSTR')

Create a VISA-USB object connected to a USB instrument with manufacturer ID

0x1234, model code 125, and serial number A22-5.

vu = visa('keysight', 'USB::0x1234::125::A22-5::INSTR')

Tips

At any time, you can use the instrhelp function to view a

complete listing of properties and functions associated with VISA objects.

instrhelp visa

You can specify the property names and property values using any format supported

by the set function. For example, you

can use property name/property value cell array pairs. Additionally, you can specify

property names without regard to case, and you can make use of property name

completion. For example, the following commands are all valid.

v = visa('ni','GPIB0::1::INSTR','SecondaryAddress', 96);

v = visa('ni','GPIB0::1::INSTR','secondaryaddress', 96);

v = visa('ni','GPIB0::1::INSTR','SECOND', 96);

Before you can communicate with the instrument, it must be connected to

obj with the fopen function. A connected

VISA object has a Status property value of

open. An error is returned if you attempt a read or write

operation while obj is not connected to the instrument. You

cannot connect multiple VISA objects to the same instrument.

Creating a VISA-GPIB Object

When you create a VISA-GPIB object, these properties are automatically

configured:

Type is given by

visa-gpib.

Name is given by concatenating

VISA-GPIB with the board index, the primary

address, and the secondary address.

BoardIndex, PrimaryAddress,

SecondaryAddress, and

RsrcName are given by the values specified

during object creation.

Creating a VISA-GPIB-VXI Object

When you create a VISA-GPIB-VXI object, these properties are automatically

configured:

Type is given by

visa-gpib-vxi.

Name is given by concatenating

VISA-GPIB-VXI with the chassis index and the

logical address specified in the visa

function.

ChassisIndex,

LogicalAddress, and RsrcName

are given by the values specified during object creation.

BoardIndex, PrimaryAddress,

and SecondaryAddress are given by the

visa driver after the object is connected to the

instrument with fopen.

Creating a VISA-RSIB Object

When you create a VISA-RSIB object, these properties are automatically

configured:

Type is given by

visa-rsib.

Name is given by concatenating

VISA-RSIB with the remote host specified in the

visa function.

RemoteHost and RsrcName are

given by the values specified during object creation.

Creating a VISA-Serial Object

When you create a VISA-serial object, these properties are automatically

configured:

Type is given by

visa-serial.

Name is given by concatenating

VISA-Serial with the port specified in the

visa function.

Port and RsrcName are given

by the values specified during object creation.

Creating a VISA-TCPIP Object

When you create a VISA-TCPIP object, these properties are automatically

configured:

Type is given by

visa-tcpip.

Name is given by concatenating

VISA-TCPIP with the board index, remote host, and

LAN device name specified in the visa

function.

BoardIndex, RemoteHost,

LANNAme, and RsrcName are

given by the values specified during object creation.

Creating a VISA-USB Object

When you create a VISA-USB object, these properties are automatically

configured:

Type is given by

visa-usb.

Name is given by concatenating

VISA-USB with the board index, manufacturer ID,

model code, serial number, and interface number specified in the

visa function.

BoardIndex, ManufacturerID,

ModelCode, SerialNumber,

InterfaceIndex, and

RsrcName are given by the values specified

during object creation.

Creating a VISA-VXI Object

When you create a VISA-VXI object, these properties are automatically

configured:

Type is given by

visa-vxi.

Name is given by concatenating

VISA-VXI with the chassis index and the logical

address specified in the visa function.

ChassisIndex,

LogicalAddress, and RsrcName

are given by the values specified during object creation.

Compatibility Considerations

visa function will be removed

Not recommended starting in R2021a

visa and its object properties will be removed in a future

release. Use visadev and its properties instead.

This example shows how to connect to a VISA device using the recommended

functionality.

FunctionalityUse This Insteadv = visa('ni','GPIB0::1::0::INSTR');

fopen(v)v = visadev('GPIB0::1::0::INSTR');

See Transition Your Code to visadev Interface for

more information about using the recommended functionality.

Introduced before R2006a

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