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Operating Programming Guide
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OPERATING &
PROGRAMMING GUIDE
Agilent Model E4356A
Telecommunications
DC Power Supply
Agilent Part No.
5964-8166
Microfiche No.
5964-8167
Printed in USA: August 1999
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Contents
Operating Programming Guide
Certification
General
Safety Summary
Symbol Description
Safety Symbol Definitions
Acoustic Noise Information
Herstellerbescheinigung
Printing History
Declaration
General Information
Table of Contents
Operating Configurations
Setting Up Remote Sense Operation
Controller Connections
Scpi Command Completion Programming Examples
Types of Scpi Commands
Scpi Confirmed Commands NON-SCPI Commands
Description Of Common Commands
Calibration Commands Current Subsystem
Description Of Subsystem Commands
System Commands
Command Summary Programming Parameters
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General Information
Safety Considerations
Introduction
Getting Started Map
Operator Replaceable Parts List
Accessories
Options
Front Panel Programming
Description
Remote Programming
Analog Programming
Output Ranges
Output Characteristic
Downprogramming
Inspection
Installation
Damage Packaging Material
Items Supplied
Input Power Source
Location and Temperature
Connecting Power Cord
Downloading and Installing the Driver
VXI plug&play Power Products Instrument Drivers
Accessing Online Help
Supported Applications System Requirements
Turn-On Checkout
Power-On Checkout
Preliminary Checkout
Turn-On Checkout
Output Checkout
Using the Keypad
Shifted Keys
Backspace Key
Press Prot Clear
Checking the Current Function
Determining The Gpib Address
Checking The Save And Recall Functions
Case Of Trouble
Line Fuse
Selftest Errors
Error Messages
Power-On Error Messages
Runtime Error Messages
Checksum Errors
Error Display Power-On Selftest Errors Failed Test
Runtime Errors Meaning Display
Analog Connector
Load Wire Selection
User Connections
Rear Panel Connections
Connecting the Power supply to the Load
Digital Connector
Output Isolation
Capacitive Loads
Inductive Loads
Battery Charging
Setting Up Remote Sense Operation
Connecting One Power supply to a Single Load
Operating Configurations
OVP Considerations
Stability
Connecting Units in Auto-Parallel
Connecting One Power supply To Multiple Loads
Auto-Parallel Connection Remote Sensing Optional
Connecting Units in Series
Series Connection Remote Sensing Optional
External Voltage Control
Stand-Alone Connections
Controller Connections
Linked Connections
10. Controller Connections
Getting Acquainted
Front Panel Operation
Front Panel Operation
Volts Amps
Control or Indicator
OCP
SRQ
System Keys
Front Panel Controls and Indicators
Function Keys
Entry Keys
Establishing Initial Conditions
Programming The Output
Programming Voltage
Programming Overvoltage Protection
Programming Current
Unregulated Operation
CV Mode vs. CC Mode
Programming Overcurrent Protection
Types of Power supply Gpib Addresses
Setting The Gpib Address
Saving and Recalling Operating States
Turn-On Conditions
Action Display Shows
Changing the Power supply Gpib Address
Prerequisites for Remote Programming
Remote Programming
External Documents
Scpi References
Types of Scpi Commands
Gpib Capabilities of the Power supply
Introduction To Scpi
Conventions
Active Header Path
Traversing the Command Tree
Effect of Optional Headers
Moving Among Subsystems
Including Common Commands
Scpi Queries
Value Coupling
Structure of a Scpi Message
Types of Scpi Messages
Abor VOLT?
Volt Volt MAX
Outpprotdel
Voltage, Volt, volt
Numerical Data
Scpi Data Formats
Boolean Data
Character Data
Programming Examples
Scpi Command Completion
WAI
OPC?
Programming Protection Circuits
Programming Voltage and Current
Changing Outputs by Trigger
Saving and Recalling States
Programming Status
Writing to the Display
Detecting Events via SRO
Reading Specific Registers
System Considerations
Setting the Gpib Address
Programming the Digital I/O Port
Digdata
Assign @PS to
Assigning the Gpib Address In Programs
DOS Drivers
Error Handling
Types of Drivers
Agilent Basic Controllers
Iout = OUTPUTS2
Programming Some Power supply Functions
CODES$ = Output OFF*SAV
CODES$ = STATOPEREVEN? Gosub
While C O
NON-SCPI Commands
Scpi Confirmed Commands1
Language Dictionary
Command Syntax
Description Of Common Commands
CLS
Meaning and Type
ESR?
ESE
ESE
ESR? PSC *STB?
IDN?
Parameters None Related Commands
OPC
OPC? *WAI
OPT?
OPC?
OPC *TRIG WAI
OPT?
ESE *SRE
RCL
PSC *RST *SAV
SAV
RST
PSC SAV
SAV
Bit Configuration of Status Byte Register
Bit Position Condition Bit Weight
SRE
STB?
TST?
TRG
WAI
Calibration Commands
Description Of Subsystem Commands
Abor
Abor
Curr Currtrig
Current Subsystem
Currprotstat
Display Subsystem
Digital Subsystem
Digdata
Disp
Disptext
Dispmode
Measure Subsystem
Initiate Subsystem
Init Initcont
MEASCURR? MEASVOLT?
Outp
Output Subsystem
Outpprotcle Outpprotdel
Outprel
Status Subsystem
Outprelpol
Statpres
STATOPER?
Status Operation Registers
STATOPERCOND?
Statoperenab
Status Questionable Registers
Statoperntr Statoperptr
STATOUES?
STATQUES?
Statquesenab
STATQUESCOND?
Statquesntr Statquesptr
Statusquestionableptr
SYSTERR?
System Commands
Systlang
SYSTVERS?
Voltage Subsystem
Trigger Subsystem
Trig
Trigsour
Voltagelevel 200 MA
Voltprot
Voltagelevelimmediateamplitude
Voltageleveltriggered
Command Summary
Command Summary
Command Parameters Subsystem Commands
Common Commands Command Parameters
Command Parameters
Power supply Programming Parameters see note
Programming Parameters
Register Commands
Power supply Status Structure
Status Reporting
Operation Status Group
Status Byte and Service Request Enable Registers
Bit Signal Bit Configurations of Status Registers Meaning
Operation Status Group Standard Event Status Group
CAL WTG UNR
Questionable Status Group
Status Questionable Commands Register Query Cleared By
Standard Event Status Group
STATQUESNTR?
Status Byte Register
Inhibit/Fault Indicator
PON Power-On Bit
Initial Conditions At Power On
Determining the Cause of a Service Interrupt
Status Register Programming Examples
Monitoring Both Phases of a Status Transition
Servicing an Operation Status Mode Event
Adding More Operation Events
Servicing Questionable Status Events
Value
Specifications
Typical Common Mode Noise Current
Temperature Coefficients
Maximum Input VA and Power AC Input Ranges
Output Terminal Isolation
Command Processing Time
Table A-2. Supplemental Characteristics Parameter Value
Output Voltage Rise Time/Fall Time
Full-load Programming Speed Up Time/Down Time
Table A-2. Supplemental Characteristics
Test Setup
General Procedure
Calibration
Equipment Required
Changing the Calibration Password
Disabling the Calibration Mode
Front Panel Calibration
Entering the Calibration Values
Display Response
Table B-2. Typical Front Panel Calibration Procedure Action
Error Meaning
Table B-3. Gpib Calibration Error Messages Meaning
Front Panel Command Corresponding Scpi
Calibration Over The Gpib
Calcurr
Calibration Language Dictionary
Calcurrlev
Calpass
Calvolt
Calstat
Calvoltlev
Calvoltprot
Pause Clear Screen
Basic Calibration Program
Figure B-2. Basic Calibration Program
Test Equipment Required
Verification
List of Equipment
Current Monitoring Resistor
Performing The Tests
Remove the short from across the load
Current Programming and Readback Accuracy
Voltage Programming and Readback
Current Programming and Readback
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Power supply Hardware Error Messages
Error Messages
Calibration Error Messages
System Error Messages
Error Number
Line Voltage Conversion
Line Voltage Conversion
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Digital Port Functions
Fault/Inhibit Operation
Figure F-2. Example of Inhibit Input
Figure F-4. Digital Port Configuration Jumper
Changing The Port Configuration
Relay Link Operation
Digital I/O Operation
IN/OUT 2 pin
Common pin
Figure F-6. Relay Link Connections
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Parallel Polling
Compatibility Language
Compatibility Language
Table G-1. Arps Commands Description
Arps Command1
Similar Scpi Command
Outpprotcle Volttrig Currtrig HOLD? TRG
RST Hold OFF Hold on
VOLTTRIG? CURRTRIG? Init Ontrig Init ON*TRG STO RCL
STS? ASTS?
TEST? ID? Systlang
UNMASK? FAULT?
TST? IDN? Systlang
Index
Index
Index
Scpi
Curr Prot Stat CURR, Curr TRIG, 73 DIG Data
Index
Agilent Sales and Support Offices
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