VISA erreur 1073676294, Probleme d'adaptateur USB/GPIB

Bonjour à tous
Je communique avec un oscillo tektronix grace à une liaison GPIB. N'ayant pas de carte GPIB sur mon ordinateur, j'utilise un adapteur qui convertit la liaison en GPIB en USB pour le brancher à l'ordi. Or lorsque je teste de communiquer en VISA (sous Labview 8.5) vers l'oscillo (test IDN), il se produit une fois sur 2 une erreur 1073676294 dans VISA Read.... J'ai par ailleurs testé avec une carte GPIB sur un autre ordinateur, il n'y a pas d'erreur dans le Read (testé sous Labview 5...).
Connaitreriez vous la cause de disfonctionnement avec l'adaptateur GPIB/USB ? et comment résoudre le probleme ?
merci d'avance
Résolu !
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Bonjour Charles38,
Il s'agit d'un rapport de statut et non d'une erreur :
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/C96C84C922DC3F978625632500482F78
En fait cette "erreur" indique que le nombre d'octets lu correspond parfaitement au nombre demandé, et que d'autre données pourraient être disponibles. D'ailleurs l'indicateur d'erreur ne devient pas actif lors du passage de ce code d'erreur.
EDIT
J'ajoute que vous pouvez ignorer cette erreur de la sorte:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/BF72229C53F7633386256EDD0069331B?OpenDocument
Cordialement,
Message Edité par Alex_NI le 04-20-2010 04:49 AM
Alexandre D.
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