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--- lecroy:6010_magic_controller [2015/05/31 18:46] – mcmaster
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-Page to collect info on controlling this
-====== Composite ======
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-More screen captures: https://siliconpr0n.org/uv/lecroy/6010_magic_controller/composite_caps/
-You need to use this to select RS-232 vs GPIB, baud setitngs, etc.  I have yet to get any activity over RS-232 so sticking for GPIB for now.
-====== RS-232 ======
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-Above: configuration screen
-Supports:
-  * Baud: 75-19200
-  * Data bits: at least 7, 8
-  * Stop bits: at least 1
-  * Parity: odd, even, none
-  * Flow control: at least CTS/RTS off
-When I got it settings were:
-  * 9600 baud
-  * 1 stop bit
-  * even parity
-  * 7 bits
-  * CTS/RTS off
-====== Keyboard ======
-The keyboard (where does this attach?) serial port settings are configured separately than the "RS-232C" settings but are on the same screen
-====== References ======
-MODEL 8901A CAMAC-TO-GPIB INTERFACE: http://cdn.teledynelecroy.com/files/manuals/8901aman.pdf
-  * pg 24: C source code for "Functions to control the CAMAC bus via an 8901A or 6010, from an IBM PC using National Instruments PC-II GPIB Card"
-Some more pictures: http://www.pchemlabs.com/product.asp?pid=949