CARDcage
Query :CARDcage?
The CARDcage? query returns 10 integers which identify the card setup that
is installed in the logic analyzer. The Agilent 1670G-series logic analyzers
always return the same series of integers since the analyzers are not
expandable the way an 16500 logic analysis system is.
The string returned by the query is in two parts. The first five two-digit
numbers identify the card type. There are five numbers because this
command also works on the 16500 logic analysis system, which has five card
slots. The identification number for the logic analyzer is 34, and appears
first. If your logic analyzer is a 1672G model, then the next four numbers are
-1. If your logic analyzer is a 1670G or 1671G model, then the next number is
35, and the last three numbers are -1. A "-1" indicates no card is installed.
The second part of the string is five single-digit numbers, which indicate
whether the card’s software is installed. The possible values are 0 and 1
where 0 indicates the card software is not recognized or not loaded. The
value for the logic analyzer will always be 1.
Returned Format [:CARDcage] <ID>,< ID >,<ID>,<ID>,<ID> ,
<assign>,<assign>,<assign>,<assign>,<assign><NL>
For the Agilent 1670G and Agilent 1671G logic analyzers, the returned string
is [:CARDcage] 34,35, -1,-1,-1,1,1,0,0 ,0
For the Agilent 1672G logic analyzer, the returned string is
[:CARDcage] 34,-1, -1 ,-1,-1,1,0,0,0,0
<ID> An integer indicating the identification number (-1 for not installed).
<assign> An integer indicating the card assignment (0 for not loaded).
Example OUTPUT XXX;":CARDCAGE?"
Instrument Commands
CARDcage
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