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Agilent Technologies 81101A manual Systkey, No suffix allowed, Key Description

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Programming Reference

SCPI Instrument Command List

The above message is an example of a customized description. Generic descriptions are available in the SCPI 1995 Command Reference, items 21.8.4 to 21.8.11.

For more detailed information in the 81110A error.

Send ":SYST:WARN:STR?". Alternatively, the HELP key shows the current errors and warnings and their description on the instruments display.

Command	:SYST:KEY
Long	:SYSTem:KEY
Form	Set & Query
Parameter	Numeric
Parameter suffix	No suffix allowed
*RST value	–1
Specified limit

No.		Key Description

–1		No key pressed (Query only)
0		DATA ENTRY 0
1		DATA ENTRY 1
2		DATA ENTRY 2
3		DATA ENTRY 3
4		DATA ENTRY 4
5		DATA ENTRY 5
6		DATA ENTRY 6
7		DATA ENTRY 7
8		DATA ENTRY 8
9		DATA ENTRY 9
10		DATA ENTRY .

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Agilent Technologies 81101A manual Systkey, No suffix allowed, Key Description, No key pressed Query only

Contents

Agilent 81101A 50 MHz Pulse Generator Front Panel Display and Softkeys Agilent 81101A 50 MHz Pulse Generator Copyright Limitation of Warranty Safety Summary Do Not Operate in an Explosive Atmosphere Safety Symbols About this Book VOLTageHIGH Contents Contents General Programming Aspects GP-IB Interface Bus Agilent 81101A Remote Control DISPlay OFF Programming RecommendationsSOURcePULSeDOUBle1STATe ONOFF. Sufficient to use # enable the output # set default settings# switch off display update # switch off error checkCommand Parameter Description Common Command SummaryStatus Model Transition Filters Condition RegisterEvent Register QUEStionable OPERation Enable RegisterRegisters in Group Status Group CONDition EVENtStandard Event Status Group Status ByteBit Description This Status Group is not used in the instrument OPERation Status GroupAlways Bit QUEStionable QUEStionable Status GroupProgramming Reference See Agilent 81101A Scpi Command SummaryHigh DOUBle1 STATe KEY SET Parameter RST, Default Values Default Values, Standard SettingsAuto KEY LEVel SLOPe POSitive SOURce IMMediate ARM Event detection layer Programming the Instrument Trigger ModesTriggered ContinuousGated Pulse period Source TRIGger SOURce External WidthPulses BurstScpi Instrument Command List Armfreq Use the SOURceFREQuencyCWFIXed commandArmewid On OFF 1Armlev Armimp10.00 ∝s ArmperNs to 999.5 s Edge LEVel Frequency of the arming signalSignal ArmsensDisp ArmsourMmemcdir MMEMCAT?Mmemdel MmemcopyMmeminit Mmemstorstat MmemloadstatFilename,A 50.0 Ω To switch on the outputOUTP1IMP OUTP1IMPEXTNORMal INVerted OUTP1POLCURR1 CURR1OFFSet To program the amplitude current of the output signalOffset OUTPutIMPedanceEXTernalCURR1HIGH SOURceCURRent subsystemCURR1LOW CURR1LIM CURR1LIMSTAT CURR1LIMLOWFreq Voltage or current Use this command to enable either of the SOURceVOLTage orFreqauto HoldSOURcePULSeDELay1HOLD PRATio With SOURcePULSeDELayPeriod is varied rather than the absolute pulse width use PULSDCYC110.0% derived from width and period 001% to 99.9%, depends on width, transition & periodPULSDEL1HOLD SOURcePULSeDELay1HOLD TimeTime PRATio PULSDOUB1 To set the pulse delay to 50% of periodPULSDEL1UNIT Parameter is programmed to a value without a unit suffixTo set and hold the double-pulse delay SOURcePULSeDOUBle1DELayHOLD TimePULSDOUB1DEL PULSDOUB1DELUNIT To set the double-pulse delay to 50%PULSDOUB1DELHOLD TIMEPRATioPulsper PULSHOLD1PULSTDEL1 PulsperautoPulse width To program the pulse width by means of the delay parametersWhen the pulse width is varied PULSTRAN1HOLDPULSTRAN1 PULSTRAN1UNITTo set the leading and trailing edges independently PULSTRAN1TRAPULSTRIG1VOLT PULSTRAN1TRAAUTORoscsour PULSWIDT1MHz or 10 MHz To set up the external PLL referenceRoscextfreq MHzSOURceVOLTage subsystem Numeric Parameter suffix V with engineering prefixesSpecified current limits VOLT1OFFSetWith Amplitude, see To +10To 10.0 V 50 Ω into 50 Ω VOLT1HIGHWith low level, see 500 mVTo set the low level voltage VOLT1LOWWith high level, see To 9.9 V 50 Ω into 50 ΩVOLT1LIMLOW VOLT1LIMVOLT1LIMSTAT Command STATusOPERationTo set and activate the high and low voltage limits PTR NTR This commandCommand STATusQUEStionable Status Group RegisterSTATusQUEStionableNTRansition STATusQUEStionableENABleSTATusQUEStionableEVENt? STATusQUEStionableCONDition?SYSTERR? SystchecNo key pressed Query only SystkeyNo suffix allowed Key DescriptionSoftkey Cursor Up Cursor Down Cursor Left Cursor RightCommand Systpres Systsec SYSTVERS? SystsetSYSTWARN? TRIGCOUNt SYSTWARNSTR?Separator between the messages SYSTWARNBUFF?50 Ω or 10 kΩ Triggered by a positive edge at the EXT InputEXT Input TrigimpTrigslop TriglevTrigsour IMMediate INTernal1 Pulse period sources set by TrigsourPulse period source TRIGSOURceScpi Instrument Command List Warranted Performance TemperaturePulse Generator Used by the instrumentAgilent 81112 a Declaration of ConformityMaximum Dimensions H x W x D Agilent 81101A SpecificationsSafety Power requirementsAcoustic Noise Emission WeightWarranty Recalibration periodPeriod Agilent 81101A PeriodGlitch-free timing changes Period can also be entered as frequencyWidth Agilent 81101A DelayDelay Agilent 81101A WidthTransition Times Agilent 81101A Double Pulse DelayDouble Pulse Delay Agilent 81101A Transition TimesLevel Parameters Agilent 81101A External Load compensationPulse Performance Agilent 81101A Level Specifications 50 Ω into 50 Ω 1k Ω into 50 ΩLevel Parameters Pulse PerformanceInput Specifications Agilent 81101A Phase Locked Loop PLLClock / PLL Reference Input Burst Parameters Agilent 81101A Pulses ModeBurst Mode External ClockExternally Gated Externally TriggeredGenerate continuous pulses, double pulses, or bursts Strobe Output Trigger Output Specifications Agilent 81101AStrobe Output Specifications Agilent 81101A Trigger OutputMode From Value Typical DelaysTyp Memory Card OverprogrammingHelp Key Non-Volatile MemorySH1, AH1, T6, L4, SR1, RL1, PP0, DC1, DT1,C0 Function CodeProgramming Times Operates according to Ieee standard 488.2, 1987 and Scpi105 Pulse Parameter DefinitionsPulse Width Trigger DelayTime Reference Point Pulse PeriodInterchannel Delay Skew Pulse DelayInterval between leading edge medians of the double pulses Linearity Transition Time108 109 JitterStability Pulse LevelsSettling Time Preshoot, Overshoot, Ringing110 111 Repeatability112 Gated Symbols113 BurstJitter 114Period 115 Safety116 Front Panel Controls Page Manual Changes Model 81101A Index of Manual Change Manual Frame Errata Manual Change Declaration of Conformity

:SYST:KEY

No suffix allowed

Key Description

No key pressed (Query only)