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NAME

       gpib_config - configure a GPIB interface board

SYNOPSIS

       gpib_config [OPTION]... [FILE]...

DESCRIPTION

       This  manpage documents briefly the gpib_config program which serves to
       configure a GPIB interface for use.

OPTIONS

       -t, --board-type BOARD_TYPE
              Set board type to BOARD_TYPE.

       -d, --dma NUM
              Specify isa dma channel NUM  for  boards  without  plug-and-play
              cabability.

       -b, --iobase NUM
              Set  io  base  address  to  NUM for boards without plug-and-play
              cabability.

       -I, --init-data FILE_PATH
                              Specify file  containing  binary  initialization
              data (firmware) for board.

       -i, --irq NUM
              Specify   irq   line   NUM   for  boards  without  plug-and-play
              cabability.

       -f, --file FILEPATH
              Specify file path for configuration file.   The  values  in  the
              configuration  file  will  be  used  as defaults for unspecified
              options.  The default configuration file is /etc/gpib.conf

       -h, --help
              Print this help and exit.

       -m, --minor NUM
              Configure gpib device file with minor number NUM (default 0).

       --[no-]ifc
              Perform (or not) interface clear after  bringing  board  online.
              Default is --ifc.

       --[no-]sre
              Assert  (or not) remote enable line after bringing board online.
              Default is --sre.

       --[no-]system-controller
              Configure board as system controller (or not).

       -o, --offline
              Don’t bring board online.

       -p, --pad NUM
              Specify primary gpib address.  NUM should  be  in  the  range  0
              through 30.

       -u, --pci-bus NUM
              Specify  pci  bus  NUM to select a specific pci board.  If used,
              you must also specify the pci slot with --pci-slot.

       -l, --pci-slot NUM
              Specify pci slot NUM to select a specific pci board.   If  used,
              you must also specify the pci bus with --pci-bus.

       -s, --sad NUM
              Specify  secondary  gpib address.  NUM should be 0 (disabled) or
              in the range 96 through 126 (0x60 through 0x7e hexadecimal).

       Use --help to see the full list of options.

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written  by  Carlo  Segre  <segre@debian.org>  for
       Debian.

                              September 23, 2007