Agilent Technologies 75000 SERIES B, E1301B, E1300B specs

Using the System Instrument Menu

•Press Prev Menu to return to the previous menu within an instrument menu or escape from an input prompt. Press Select Instr to return to the Select an Instrument menu. Note that when you leave an instrument and return later, you return to the same menu location you were when you left. In addition, any other displayed information (instrument responses or commands being entered) will also be displayed when you return.

•In addition to the menu keys, Clear Instr and Reset Instr are helpful when operating an instrument. Clear Instr clears the instrument’s front panel input and output buffers (remote buffers are not cleared) and returns to the top level of the instrument menu. Press Clear Instr whenever an instrument is busy, is not responding to front panel control, or to abort a command being entered from the front panel. Reset Instr clears all front panel and remote input and output buffers and resets the instrument.

The System Instrument menu allows you to:

•Set or read the system GPIB address

•Reset (reboot) the mainframe

•Display the logical addresses of installed instruments

•Display information about installed instruments

How to Set or Read the System GPIB Address

GPIB

GPIB

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Agilent Technologies 75000 SERIES B, E1301B Using the System Instrument Menu, How to Set or Read the System Gpib Address

Contents

User’s Manual Series B Mainframes E1300B and E1301BPage Exclusive Remedies WarrantyLimitation Of Warranty Certification Trademark Information Safety SymbolsPrinting History According to ISO/IEC Guide 22 and EN Declaration of Conformity Manual Descriptions Installation and Getting Started GuideSuggested Sequence for Using the Manuals Agilent 75000 Series B Documentation Related Documents About this Manual Manual Content Table of Contents Downloading Device Drivers Using the MainframeControlling Instruments Using Gpib System Instrument Command Reference Error Messages Specifications Sending Binary Data Over RS-232 Connecting and Configuring a Display Terminal Table of Contents Optional Mainframe Memory Using This ChapterGetting Started Mainframe Description Mainframe Features Getting Started Instrument Concept Getting Started Instrument Definition Instrument Logical Addresses Instrument Secondary Addresses Introductory Programming Examples Systdate 1990,1,13 Systtime 14,00,00 Getting Started Front Panel Features Using the Front Panel Second Menu Tutorial Using Menus How to Set or Read the System Gpib Address Using the System Instrument Menu How to Display Logical Addresses or Instrument Information How to Reset the System Using the Other Instrument Menus How to Open/Close Channels How to Scan Channels Using the Front Panel Reading Error Messages Monitor ModeMonitor Mode Display Annunciators Trigsour Immscan @100105INIT Executing CommandsSourpulscoun Sourpulsper Initimm Trigsour IMM Display Control Editing Keys Key DescriptionsMenu Keys Other Keys Instrument Control Keys Case of Difficulty Problem Problem Cause/Solution Instrument Menus System Instrument Menu Using the Display Terminal Interface Control DTR Read Test Switchbox Menu Using the Front Panel Temp Tcouple Scanning Voltmeter Menu Unstrn Agilent E1326B/E1411B 5 1/2 Digit Multimeter Standalone Menu Agilent E1328A 4-Channel D/A Converter Menu Agilent E1330A Quad 8-Bit Digital Input/Output Menu Using the Front Panel Agilent E1332A 4-Channel Counter/Totalizer Menu Timeint CHAN1 Trigsour IMMMEAS1TINT? Agilent E1333A 3-Channel Universal Counter Menu CHAN2 Trigsour IMMMEAS2TINT? Using the Front Panel Using the Display Terminal Interface Terminal Interface Features Using Menus How to Access the Utility Keys Instrument Menu Press f1 to Reset How to Display Logical Addresses and Instrument Information Is not being displayed press Utils then Selinst How to Open/Close Channels How to Display Module Type , Description, or Reset Module Dispmonstat on UTILS, RCLPREV, then Return SYSTERR? Sourpulscoun Sourpulsper Trigsour IMM Initimm Executing Commands Menu and Menu Control Keys General Key Descriptions Ctrl D = Select an instrument menu Supported Terminals Using Supported Terminals Fields Value Using the Display Terminal Interface Using the WYSE WY-30 Using Other Terminals What Not Supported Means Testing Terminals for Compatibility Menu Name Instrument Using a Terminal Without MenusInstrument Names for the SI Command Control Sequence Functions Instrument Prompt then press D Interface control Using the Display Terminal Interface Instrument Menus System Instrument Menu Control DTR Read Switchbox Menu Using the Display Terminal Interface Scanning Voltmeter Menu Unstrn Agilent E1326B/E1411B 5 1/2 Digit Multimeter Standalone Menu Agilent E1328A 4-Channel D/A Converter Menu Agilent E1330A Quad 8-Bit Digital Input/Output Menu Using the Display Terminal Interface Agilent E1332A 4-Channel Counter/Totalizer Menu Timeint CHAN1 Trigsour IMMMEAS1TINT? Agilent E1333A 3-Channel Universal Counter Menu CHAN2 Trigsour IMMMEAS2TINT? Using the Display Terminal Interface Using the Pacer Using the Mainframe Trigsour EXT AbortSourpulscoun INF Sourpulsper 250E-3 Systcommgpibaddr Changing Primary Gpib AddressSynchronizing Internal External Instruments Output 70914TRIGSOUR EXT Output 722TRIG Extdcvmem Fifo Output 70914INIT Output 722TRIG ExtdcvOutput 70914OUTP on Output 70914TRIGSOUR BUS Mainframe Data Memory Using Mainframe Data Memory Locating the Nram Non-Volatile User MemoryAllocating a User Memory Segment Ibasic Users Wait Output 70900DIAGBOOTReal Addr,Size Output 70900DIAGNRAMCRE Using DOWNload UPload? to Access Data Chars$= 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890 Output 70900 Using Diagdown ,8D,,# 232,16W Addr+ 96,WordsOutput 70900 Using Diagdown ,8D,,# 232,32B Addr+ 64,Bytes Output 70900 Using Diagdown ,8D,,# 264,64A Addr,Chars$ Downloading Device Drivers Downloading Device DriversAbout this Chapter Driver and Documentation Usage Downloading Device Drivers Positioning of Allocatable RAM Memory Configuration Editing the Configuration File Download Program Configuration Downloading Device Drivers Downloading Drivers in MS-DOS Systems Progexec ’MSI ,700,1’ Downloading Drivers in Gpib Systems with Downloading Drivers in Gpib Systems with Basic Downloading Multiple Drivers Checking Driver Status Defined the Driver RAM Reboot the systemManually Downloading a Driverdown manual Preparing Memory for Manual Downloading Transmission Format Systcommserpacexon Diagcomm StorSYSTCOMMSERPACETHRSTOP? MAX Systcommserpacethrstar Asserted. This acts to pace the System Instrument output Cat filename device file Page Downloading Device Drivers Programming Hints Controlling Instruments Using GpibControlling Instruments Using Gpib Status System Structure Status Byte Register Status Byte Register Bit Decimal Number Reading the Status Byte RegisterStatus Byte Register SRE? Print P ESE Standard Event Status RegisterUnmasking Standard Event Status Bits Standard Event Status Register ESR? ESE? Operation Status Group Condition Register DIAGnosticINTerruptRESPonse?STATusOPERationENABle event STATusOPERationENABle? Output 70900 Statoperenab Enable IntrOutput 70900 DIAGINTSETUP5 on Output 70900 Diagintact on CLS SUB Intrresp = SPOLL70900 Clearing StatusInterrupting an External Computer Example Interrupting when an Error Occurs Enter 70903A Synchronizing an External Computer InstrumentsOutput 70909SOURVOLT1 5*OPC? Enter 70909A END While Controlling Instruments Using Gpib System Instrument Command Reference System Instrument Command ReferenceCommand Types Common Command Format SOURce PULSe COUNt COUNt? PERiod PERiod? DIAGINTSETupn? and SYSTCOMMSERialnBAUD?DIAGINTSETUP2?, DIAGINTPRI2 5, SYSTCOMMSER1BAUD ROUTeSCANMODE? Rstoutp on Trigsour HOLD*TRG # non-zero digit digits data bytesIndefinite Length Block # 0 data bytes NL END Abort Scpi CommandReference ABORt Subsystem Syntax DIAGnostic DIAGnosticDIAGnostic Diagbootcold DIAGnosticBOOTCOLDRelated Commands Diagbootwarm Re-booting the System Instrument cold COMMunicate SERial0OWNer DIAGnostic BootwarmDiagbootwarm Diagcommser Ibas Diagbootwarm DIAGCOMMSER? COMMunicateSERial0OWNer? SERialnSTORe DOWNloadCHECked MADDress Parameters DIAGnostic DOWNloadCHECked MADDressDIAGnosticCHECkedDOWNloadMADDress address , data writes Parameter Range Default Name Type Data Value Check Bits DIAGnosticDOWNloadCHECked MADDress 1FC0016 + Laddr * 64 + registernumber Parameters DIAGnostic DOWNloadCHECked SADDressDOWNloadCHECked SADDress DIAGnosticDOWNloadCHECked SADDress DOWNload MADDress Parameters DIAGnostic DOWNload MADDress 1FC00016 + Laddr * 64 + registernumber DIAGnosticDOWNloadSADDress DIAGDRAMAVA? DIAGnostic DRAMAVAilable?Example Downloading Data to a Single Address Location Diagdownsadd # H1FCA20,# Example Allocate a 15 Kbyte non-volatile Driver Ram segment DIAGnosticDRAMCREateDIAGnosticDRAMCREate size numdrivers creates a non-volatile DRAMCREate Diagdrivload Parameters DIAGnostic DRIVerLOAD driverblockDRIVerLOAD Parameters Comments Example DIAGDRIVLISTROM? DIAGnosticDRIVer LISTtype?Diagdrivlist ? INTerruptACTivate DIAGnostic INTerruptACTivateRead with the DIAGnosticINTerruptRESPonse? command Example Enable an Interrupt Acknowledgement on Line Example Determine interrupt setup for line DIAGnosticINTerruptSETupn?Example Setup and wait for VXI interrupt response on line DIAGINTSETUP2 on DIAGINTPRI2 DIAGnostic INTerruptPRIoritynINTerruptPRIorityn INTerruptPRIorityn? DIAGINTRESP? DIAGnosticINTerruptRESPonse?DIAGINTSETUP2 on DIAGNRAMADDR? DIAGnostic NRAMADDRess?DIAGnosticNRAMCREate size NRAMCREate Enter statement DIAGnosticNRAMCREate?DIAGNRAMCREate? DIAGPEEK? 16252928,8 DIAGRDISADDR? DIAGnostic PokeDIAGnosticPOKE address , width , data writes data number Diagpoke 16252928,8,255 DIAGRDISCRE? DIAGnosticRDISkCREateRDISkCREate Diagrdiscre Output DIAGUPL? value of ADD ,1024 DIAGnostic UPLoadMADDress?DIAGnosticUPLoadMADDress? address , bytecount Returns Example Upload data stored on non-volatile User RAM Output DIAGUPLSADD? # H1FCA20,1024 DIAGnosticUPloadSADDress?DIAGnosticUPLoadSADDress? address , bytecount Returns Example Upload data stored in non-volatile User RAM Init Related Commands ABORt, TRIGgerINITiate INITiate IMMediate Sourpulscoun 1E3 SOURcePULSeCOUNt PULSeCOUNt? SOURPULSPER? PULSePERiodSOURce PULSePERiod STATOPERCOND? Example Reading the contents of the condition registerSTATus STATus OPERation CONDition? Related Commands STATOPERENABle? STATus OPERationENABle? STATOPEREVEN? STATus PRESetExample Presetting the Enable Register Example Reading the Event Register Systbeepimm SYSTemSYSTem BEEPerIMMediate Example Sound the Beeper SYSTCOMMGPIBADDR? SYSTemCOMMunicate GPIBADDRessExample Set the Gpib port’s primary address Systcommgpibaddr SYSTCOMMSER0CONTDTR on SYSTem COMMunicate SERialn CONTrol DTR ExampleParameters Comments SYSTCOMMSER0CONTDTR? Example Checking the setting of DTR controlSYSTemCOMMunicate SERialn CONTrol DTR? SYSTCOMMSER0BAUD Example SYSTem COMMunicate SERialn CONTrol RTS?Example COMMunicate SERialn RECeive BAUD? SYSTCOMMSER0BITS? SYSTemCOMMunicate SERialn RECeive BitsExample COMMunicate SERialn RECeive BITS? SYSTCOMMSER0BITS SYSTCOMMSER0PACEPROT XON Pace PROTocolPace PROTocol? SYSTem COMMunicate SERialn RECeive Pace PROTocol Example Return current start threshold SYSTemCOMMunicate SERialn RECeive Pace THReshold STARtSYSTemCOMMunicateSERial n RECeive PACETHResholdSTARt SYSTCOMMSER0PACETHRSTAR SYSTCOMMSER0PACETHRSTOP?query for threshold SYSTemCOMMunicateSERial n RECeive PACETHResholdSTOPSYSTCOMMSER0PACETHRSTOP Example Return current stop threshold SYSTCOMMSER0PARCHEC on PARity CHECk?SERialn RECeive PARity Type SYSTCOMMSER0PAR ODD SYSTem COMMunicate SERialn RECeive PARity Type SYSTCOMMSER0PAR? PARity TYPE?SBITs SYSTemCOMMunicate SERialn RECeive PARity TYPE? SYSTCOMMSER0TRANAUTO? SYSTemCOMMunicateSERialnRECeiveSBITs? MIN MAX returnsSYSTCOMMSER0TRANAUTO on Example Is Auto on or OFF? SYSTCOMMSER0TRANPACEPROT? SYSTemCOMMunicate SERialnTRANsmit Pace PROTocolSYSTCOMMSER0TRANPACEPROT XON DATE? SYSTemDATE? MIN MAX,MIN MAX,MIN MAX returns Example Setting the system DateSYSTem DATE? Systdate 1991,09,08 Input values of hour,min,sec SYSTemTIMESysttime 14,30,20 SYSTTIME? TRIGger DELayTRIGger DELay Trigdelay .75 S Discrete NEGative None TRIGgerIMMediateTriggering the Pacer Trig RST Condition Trigsour IMM TRIGger SOURce?Parameter Value Source of Trigger VXICONFDLAD? CONFigure DLADdress?VXICONFigure DLADdress? Example Determining the device addresses within the system N6 Slot 0 Logical Address. a number from 0 to VXI CONFigureDLISt?N1, n2, n3, n4, n5, n6, c1, c2, c3, c4, c5, s1, s2, s3, s4 N1 Device’s Logical Address. a number from 0 to VXICONFDNUM? VXICONFigure DNUMber? ParametersExample Querying the device list for the System Instrument Example Determining the number of devices within the system VXI CONFigure HIERarchy? CONFigure HIERarchy? VXICONFigure HIERarchyALL? CONFigure HIERarchyALL?CONFigure INFormation? VXICONFINF? Example Query information on logical addressVxisel Related Commands VXICONFNUMB? CONFigure INFormationALL?CONFigure LADDress? VXICONFigure INFormationALL? Numericvalue or the following optional words Example Read from one of a device’s configuration registersVXI REGisterREAD? VXIREGisterWRITe Related Commands Vxisel VXI SELect SELect Vxiwrit 8,24,# H4200 VXIWRITe Common Command Reference Output 70900*DMC ’LIST’,# 0VXICONFDLIS? DMC namestring Commandblock Output 70900*ESR? Output 70900*ESE?Enter 70900A Print A$ Example Get the ID fields from the system and print them Output 70900*ESE Output 70900*PSCOutput 70900*SRE Output 70900*SRE Print a Output 70900*SRE? Interface Clear IFC Gpib MessageGo To Local GTL Group Execute Trigger GET Local Lockout LLO Device Clear DCL or Selected Device Clear SDC 10 P= Spoll Serial Poll SpollRemote Remote Command Quick Reference Command Quick ReferenceScpi Commands Quick Reference Command Description Nram BAUD? MIN MAX VXI Synchronization Instrument StatusMacros Command Quick Reference Trigger Input Non-volatile added memory storage lifetime SpecificationsMainframe Specifications Specifications A-1 Storage temperature WeightPower Operating temperature Specifications A-3 Switchbox ConfigurationTable A-1. Switchbox SCPI-1990.0 Confirmed Commands Table A-2. Switchbox Non-SCPI Commands Table A-4. Multimeter Scpi Approved not confirmed Commands Table A-3. Multimeter SCPI-1990.0 Confirmed Commands Specifications A-5 Table A-5. Multimeter Non-SCPI Commands Table A-7. Agilent E1332A Non-SCPI Commands Table A-6. Agilent E1332A SCPI-1990.0 Confirmed Commands Specifications A-7 Table A-8. Agilent E1333A SCPI-1990.0 Confirmed CommandsTable A-9. Agilent E1333A Non-SCPI Commands Table A-11. Agilent E1328A Non-SCPI Commands CommandsTable A-10. Agilent E1328A SCPI-1990.0 Confirmed Commands Specifications A-9 Table A-12. Agilent E1330A SCPI-1990.0 Confirmed CommandsTable A-13. Agilent E1330A Non-SCPI Commands Table A-16. System Instrument SCPI-1992.0 Approved Commands Table A-15. System Instrument SCPI-1991.0 Confirmed Commands Specifications A-11 Table A-17. System Instrument Non-SCPI CommandsTable A-18. Common Commands SCPI-1990.0 Confirmed Specifications Error Messages B-1 Error MessagesReading an Instrument’s Error Queue Error number , error description string Error Number Error Type Error TypesTable B-1. Negative Error Numbers Error Messages B-3 Table B-2. Error Messages and CausesError Messages and Causes Code 2110 Error Messages B-5 Start-up Error MessagesTable B-3. Start-up Error Messages and Warnings Start-Up Error Messages and Warnings Code Cause Error Messages Overview Connecting and Configuring a Display TerminalConnecting a Terminal to the Mainframe Connecting and Configuring a Display Terminal C-1 To Connect to Gpib Connecting and Configuring a Display Terminal C-3 Configuring a Terminal for the MainframeConfiguring the Terminal Configuring the Mainframe with Menus Connecting and Configuring a Display Terminal C-5 How to Use the Serial Interface Menus How to Store the Serial Interface Configuration Sending Binary Data Over RS-232 D-1 Sending Binary Data Over RS-232Formatting Binary Data for RS-232 Transmission Bit # Sending Binary Data Over RS-232 Setting Up the MainframeSending Binary Data Over RS-232 Table D-1. Correction Codes for RS-232 Transmission Sending Binary Data Over RS-232 D-3 Sending Binary Data Over RS-232 Index-1 Index Systdate Index-2 Index-3 Index-4 Index-5 Index-6 VXIREGREAD? Index-7 Index-8