DC Adjustment Procedure (cont’d)

Adjustment Procedure

1.Reset the AFG:

*RST;*CLS

Reset AFG and clear

 

status registers

2.Enable calibration on the AFG:

CAL:SEC:STAT OFF, <security code>

Cal security off

where <code> is the AFG’s security code (factory-set to "E1445A").

3.Send the command to start the DC adjustment routine and wait for the command to complete:

CAL:DC:BEGIN

*OPC?

The AFG will return a "1" when ready.

Repeat steps 4 through 6 for calibration points 1 - 44:

4.If the current calibration point is listed in Table 3-2, set up the DMM as specified. Otherwise, do not change the DMM settings. Note the special instructions for the following points:

Cal Point 31. Immediately after performing the DMM measurement for cal point 30 (and before sending the reading to the AFG) set the DMM range to 10 V. This will prevent an overload when the AFG sets itself for the next reading.

Cal Point 41. Immediately before setting up the DMM for cal point 41, take a reading using the DMM settings for cal point 40. This will provide a DC offset reading. Next, set up the DMM for cal point 41 as specified in Table 3-2. Then use the DC offset reading and Table 3-1 to determine the appropriate DMM range for subsequent calibration points.

Cal Point 43. Same instructions as cal point 41.

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Agilent Technologies 75000 Series C, E1445A service manual DC Adjustment Procedure cont’d, Enable calibration on the AFG

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