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An extension to the Tcl language to allow communication with measurement instruments over the IEEE-488 (GPIB) bus.
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libraw1394 provides direct access to the IEEE 1394 bus through the Linux 1394 subsystem's raw1394 user space interface.
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Tool for simple access to the IEEE 1394 (FireWire) bus using the Linux 1394 subsystem. It supports read, write, lock, force bus reset, send phy packets, bus reset notification.
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Amdtpplay receives an audio data stream from an IEEE 1394 bus according to the Audio and Music Data Transmission Protocol (IEC 61883-6). This audio stream is then played on the local sound card.
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This program receives MPEG-2 transport streams from an IEEE 1394 (FireWire) bus according to IEC 61883-4. It can decode one audio and video stream and present them on the local sound card and on the local display.
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Software to support the JTAG bus (IEEE 1149.1). Primary purpose is for a JTAG programmer/debugger using FPGA's to provide ability to test and program JTAG devices.
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This project is aimed to porting ppbus (the parallel port abstract bus found in FreeBSD) to the NetBSD Operating System. This will allow using faster devices with NetBSD and will add IEEE 1284 support.
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LeCroyIB GPIB32.DLL replacement for use with networked DSOs. This DLL may be used to allow remote control applications that were developed to control LeCroy DSOs over the GPIB (IEEE 488.2) bus, to instead control a DSO via the network (using the VICP pr
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