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8.6 IIInstrument example ///copyright agilent technologies 2003 ///filename: IInstrumentMeasModule.cs ///author: Nick McALonan ///date: Oct 2003 ///change history - ///module testing history - ///description - This file is the Measurement level public I/F for generic instrument calls ///and as such the implemeation should be contained within each measurement module project that requires it. using System; namespace Agilent.Sqf.Of.Instrument { ///copyright agilent technologies 2003 ///filename: IInstrumentMeasModule.cd ///author: NickMcALonan ///date: October 2003 ///change history - ///module testing history - ///description - This file is the Measurement level public I/F for generic instrument calls ///and as such contains only declarations of the methods that applly at ALL instruments. ///This interface should be ///inherited by all other measurement interfaces public interface IInstrumentMeasModule { void QueryFirmware(out string Firmware); void Reset(); } } duction to .NET Intro using System; namespace Agilent.Sqf.Of.PPMC { /// /// Summary description for IPPMCInstrument. /// public interface IPPMCInstrument { int StartUpPPMC(int comPort); void RebootPPMC(int comPort); void SetupPPMCParams(int comPort, string pathToFirmware, string downloadParamsFile); void DownloadFirmware(string pathToFirmware, string downloadFilename); void UpdateBootSettings(string pathToFirmware, string bootFileInfo); } } ///copyright agilent technologies 2003 ///filename: IPowerMeterMeasModule.cs ///author: Steve Welsh Agilent .NET Course: More Objects 13
date: September 2003 ///change history - ///module testing history - ///description - This file is the Measurement level public I/F for PowerMeterMeasImp.cs ///and as such contains only declarations of the methods defined within the implementation /// using System; //using agilent.sqf.of.common_enums; using Agilent.Sqf.Of.Common_enums; using Agilent.Sqf.Of.Instrument; using System.Collections; namespace Agilent.Sqf.Of.PowerMeter { public interface IPowerMeterMeasModule :Agilent.Sqf.Of.Instrument.IInstrumentMeasModule, Agilent.Sqf.Of.PPMC.IPPMCInstrument { void CalibratePowerMeter(CommonEnums.CHANNEL Channel, CommonEnums.CALIBRATE ZeroOrAuto); void SetRefPortState(bool On); double MeasurePower(CommonEnums.POWER_MEAS_TYPE MeasType, CommonEnums.CHANNEL PrimaryChannel, CommonEnums.CHANNEL SecondaryChannel); } } Introduction to .NET Agilent .NET Course: More Objects 14
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