1.As a
2.As the direct unit in a serial link. It is the only unit connected directly to the GPIB bus. The primary address is unique and can be from 0 to 30. It is entered as an integer followed by a decimal separator. The secondary address always is 0, which may be added after the primary address. If the secondary address is omitted, it is assumed to be 0. For example: 5.0 or 7.
3.As a linked unit in serial link. It gets its primary address from the direct unit. It has a unique secondary address that can be from l to 15. It is entered as an integer preceded by a decimal separator. For example: .l or .12
When you enter a secondary address, leading zeros between the decimal separator and the first digit are ignored. For example, .1, .01, and .001 are accepted as secondary address 1 and displayed as 0.01. Zeros following a digit are not ignored. Thus, .10 and .010 are both accepted as secondary address 10 and displayed as 0. 10.
Changing the Power supply GPIB Address
Use the key and numerical keypad for entering addresses. The power supply is shipped with a 5
Action | Display Shows |
Press | Current address |
Press new address keys | New address replaces numbers on the display |
Press | Display returns to meter mode |
If you try to enter a forbidden number, ADDR ERROR is displayed. |
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The following examples show how to set addresses: |
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| To set | . |
| To set direct unit primary address 6, press | . |
| To set linked secondary address 1, press | . |
| To set linked secondary address 12, press | . |
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Note | The power supply display will reset (recall the state in location 0) whenever you change between the | |
| following types of GPIB addresses: |
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∙a direct primary address and a secondary address.