
Section 3 IEEE 488 Primer
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3.4.2 Interface Clear (IFC)
The
IFC
line is used only by the
System Controller
. It is used to
place all bus devices in a known state. Although device configurations
vary, the
IFC
command usually places the devices in the Talk and
Listen Idle states (neither
Active Talker
nor
Active Listener
).
3.4.3 Remote Enable (REN)
When the
System
Controller
sends the
REN
command, bus
devices will respond to remote operation. Generally, the
REN
command
should be issued before any bus programming is attempted. Only the
System
Controller
has control of the
Remote
Enable
line.
3.4.4 End or Identify (EOI)
The
EOI
line is used to signal the last byte of a multibyte data
transfer. The device that is sending the data asserts
EOI
during the
transfer of the last data byte. The
EOI
signal is not always necessary as
the end of the data may be indicated by some special character such as
carriage return.
The
Active
Controller
also uses
EOI
to perform a
Parallel
Poll
by
simultaneously asserting
EOI
and
ATN
.
3.4.5 Service Request (SRQ)
When a device desires the immediate attention of the
Active
Controller
it asserts
SRQ
. It is then the Controller's responsibility to
determine which device requested service. This is accomplished with a
Serial Poll
or a
Parallel Poll
.
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