Not exceed 5 | Agilent Technologies L4400 specification

8L4450A 64-Bit Digital I/O with Memory and Counter

You can set a channel to output in either active drive or open collector configurations. When set to ACTive, the module drives the digital lines for both high and low. The voltage level that represents a logic ‘1’ can be set using the SOURce:DIGital:LEVel command. Output voltages can range from 1.66 V (default) to 5 V.

When the channel is set to OCOLlector, lines are driven low, but set to high impedance (Hi- Z) when asserted. In the open collector mode, multiple lines can be connected together by providing external pull- ups.

	NOTE	When using external pull-ups in the open collector mode, the outputs will
	NOTE	not exceed 5 V.
		not exceed 5 V.

Once a channel has been configured, write digital data to the channel using the SOURce:DIGital:DATA command.

SOUR:DIG:DATA:LWOR 26503,(@1201)

You may also use a hexadecimal format to represent values in the commands. For example, to send the decimal value of 26503 in hex use the command form:

SOUR:DIG:DATA:LWOR #h6787,(@1201)

NOTE	Writing to a channel automatically configures the channel as an output.
NOTE

Note that the data should match the channel width configured using CONFigure:DIGital:DATA:WIDTh command. The data written is masked by the configured width so that any extra bytes will be discarded.

For example: sending the value 65531 to a byte wide channel will result in the channel discarding the upper byte and outputting 251.

Channel Width and Polarity, Threshold, Level, and Drive

When the width of a channel is set to WORD or LWORd, the channel direction (input or output) of the channels spanned by the width is controlled by the channel in operation. That is, all grouped channels are automatically set to the same input or output operation.

Channel settings of polarity, threshold, level, and drive mode are unchanged when channels are combined. For example, consider the following command sequence.

CONF:DIG:POL NORM,(@1101)

CONF:DIG:POL INV,(@1102)

CONF:DIG:WIDT WORD,(@1101)

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Agilent Technologies L4400 manual Channel Width and Polarity, Threshold, Level, and Drive, Not exceed 5

Contents

User’s Guide Manual Part Number Additional Safety Notices General Declaration of Conformity Contents Using the Alarm Output Lines Operating and Programming Low Frequency Multiplexer Switch Instrument Matrix Switch Instrument L4437A Simplified Schematic 34937T Terminal Block Digital Input/Output Totalizer Input L4451A and L4452A Calibration Procedures Channel Isolated DAC Module Introduction to the L4400 Series LXI Instruments L4400 Series LXI Instrument Voltage Ratings Instrument ConsiderationsEnvironmental Operating Conditions Electrical Operating Conditions TransientsHigh Energy Sources Module inputs Interconnection Solutions Overview Ordering Information Rack Mounting Kit Contents Bench-Top Operation and Instrument Rack MountingBench-Top Operation Rack Mounting Procedure Y1160A Instrument Rack Mount Kit L4400 Series Install the Shelf Rails Access to the cabinet’s vertical columns is desired Rack Column and Shelf Rail Orientation Install the Sliding Shelf Install Instruments on the Shelf Connecting the Terminal Block Support Sleeve Connecting the terminal block to the instrument Applying Power Connecting the Power Cord and Turning On the InstrumentAgilent L4400 Series Instrument Input Power Specifications Connect the Shelf to the Rack Frame Location of the L4400 Series Instrument Power Button Software Installation and Configuration Installing the Agilent IO Libraries Agilent IO Libraries Suite System Requirements Agilent Visa with Another Vendor’s Visa Installing the L4400 Instrument DriversInstalling the L4400 Instrument Drivers L4400 Product Reference CD-ROM Software Driver Menu L4400 Programming Environments and Recommended Drivers Private LAN Considerations Configuring the L4400 InstrumentsSelecting a LAN Network Connecting the LAN Cables Site LAN Considerations Private Network Connections Typical Private LAN Network Connections IP Addresses and Host Names Site Network Connections Instrument Addressing Configuring the LAN InterfaceComputer Configuration Locating the Instruments Libraries Suite Getting Started Agilent Connection Expert ACE Opening Window Adding and Configuring the Instruments Manually using the IP addresses Verifying a Communication Path to the Instrument 10. Configured Instruments added to LAN Network Interactive IO Identifying the Instruments 11. Selecting an Instrument and Starting Interactive IO Using the Instrument Web Interface IDN? 12. Opening the Instrument Web Interface Editing the Instrument’s LAN Settings 13. L4450A Web Interface Welcome L4400 User’s Guide LAN Configuration Command Summary Help contents Starting Agilent Connection Expert Gpib ConfigurationConnecting the Gpib Cables Adding Instruments to the Gpib Configuration 16. Adding Instruments to the Gpib Interface Changing the Gpib Address Gpib Address StringVerifying the Gpib Path 19. Setting the Gpib Address Using the Interactive IO Window 20. Changing the Gpib Address within Configuration Expert Verifying the new Gpib Path 21. Connecting to Gpib Address 10 using Interactive IO Adding Additional Instruments Installing the Firmware Update Utility Firmware UpdatesDownloading the Update Utility and Firmware Downloading and Installing the Instrument Firmware FirmwareUpdateUtility.exe 22. Firmware Update Utility Firmware File Selection Update each instrument 23. Selecting the Instrument Interface Current sub-assembly firmware revision is incompatible with Updated carrier firmware 24. Instrument Firmware Update Complete L4400 Instrument Power-on and Preset States Instrument Power-On and Default LAN Configuration StatesLAN Reset Default Configuration Default LAN Configuration Settings LAN Parameter Default Reset Setting Operating and Programming Front Panel LEDs LAN Reset ButtonL4400 Instrument Front Panel Overview L4400 LED Definitions and Instrument Status Color Condition L4400 Instrument Rear Panel Overview Analog Bus Port Ext Trig/Alarms/DIO Port Gpib ConnectorAlarm Usage LAN Port L4400 Series Channel Addressing Examples Introduction to the Scpi Command LanguageL4400 Series Channel Addressing Scheme Syntax Conventions KeywordsBraces and Vertical Bars Brackets Command Separators Using the MIN and MAX ParametersQuerying Parameter Settings Linking Commands L4400 Scpi Command Summary Specifying Channel Lists and Scan Lists L4400 Series Scpi Command Summary MEMory Commands IEEE-488 LAN Configuration SYSTem L4400 Series Programming Examples Modifying IVI-COM Examples .NET Visual Basic.NET Changing the Instrument Address String IVI-COM Programs Modifying IVI-C Examples Visual Basic Modifying Visa and Visa COM Examples Changing the Instrument Address String IVI-C Programs Visa COM Examples Change address string Double-click to view source code Using L4400 Instruments in Agilent 34980A Applications Agilent L4400 Series and 34980A Module Cross Reference Usage Analog Bus ApplicationsPorting Applications Occurs. The pollution has no influence on insulation IEC 2nd Edition Safety Interlock User-Defined Channel Labels All L4400 series instruments Scanning Applications Rules for Scanning Make- before- break fashion Creating the Scan List Scan Trigger Source Interval Scanning Manual Scanning Scanning on Alarm Alarm Limits on Trigger Count Externally Triggering a Scan 11. Sweep Count Diagram Sweep Count Channel Delay L4421A 40- Channel Armature Multiplexer 12. Channel Delay Reading Format Non-Sequential Scanning Monitor Mode Scanning with External Instruments Common Terminals InputChannels 14. External Scanning Using the L4421A and a DMM Alarm Limits Initiate the scan close first channel FORMatREADingTIMETYPE command setting OUTPutALARm12SOURce @chlist Viewing Stored Alarm Data Enable pattern compare mode Using the Alarm Output Lines 15. The L4400 Series Rear Panel Alarm Connector Using Sequences Clear Both alarm outputs L4437A Defining a SequenceL4421A / L4433A L4445A L4450AL4451A L4452A Routseqdef MYSEQ1,ROUTCLOS @10011009OPEN @1001 Querying the Sequence Definition Executing a Sequence Executing a Sequence on an Alarm Condition Deleting Sequences Reading the List of Stored Sequences Instrument State Storage Error Conditions Relay Cycle Count Calibration Overview L4421A 40-Channel Armature Multiplexer Low Frequency Multiplexer Switch Instrument L4421A Measurement Functions L4421A Scpi Command Summary L4421A Scpi Command SummarySubsystem Commands ROUTe L4421A Supported Measurement Functions Switch Control SENSe DIAGnostic L4421A Example Program SegmentsOpening and Closing Channels TRIGger Querying and Clearing Cycle Count, and Resetting Modules L4421A 40-Channel Armature Multiplexer Hardware Description Simultaneously L4421A Simplified Schematic Bank Relays Armature latching L4421A D-Sub Connectors Bank Further information This means that when an installed module is exposed34921T Terminal Block 34921T Terminal Block This page Intentionally Blank Matrix Switch Instrument L4433A Scpi Command Summary L4433A Dual/Quad 4x8 Reed Matrix Matrix Switch Instrument Sub connectors L4433A Scpi Command Summary L4433A Scpi Command Summary SYSTemMODuleWIREMODE WIRE1,1 L4433A Example Program Segments Buses Although the previous two examples show the same channelDerivation Mode Reading Cycle Count and Resetting the Power-On StateLinking Multiple L4433A Instruments L4400 User’s Guide 117 Two-Wire Mode L4433A Dual/Quad 4x8 Reed Matrix Hardware Description One-Wire Mode L4433A Simplified Schematic for Two-Wire Mode Matrix L4433A D-Sub Connectors for Two-Wire Mode Matrix 112 for further information 34933T-001 Terminal Block for Two-Wire ModeDoesnt match the present module configuration L4400 User’s Guide 123 L4433A Simplified Schematic for One-Wire Mode Channel Matrices 1 Matrices 3 34933T-002 Terminal Block for One-Wire Mode L4437A General Purpose Switch General Purpose Switch Instrument WA RN I N G A Relay Power-Down State Jumper L4437A Scpi Command Summary L4437A Scpi Command Summary Reading Jumper State and System Identity Reading Cycle Count and Resetting Modules to Power-On StateL4437A Example Program Segments L4437A Simplified Schematic Threshold of 70 oC L4437A D-Sub Connectors Channel Pin Pins 34937T Terminal Block L4437A Terminal Block Microwave Switch/Attenuator Driver L4445A Scpi Command Summary L4445A Scpi Command Summary L4400 User’s Guide 137 L4445A Microwave Switch/Attenuator Driver L4445A Microwave Switch / Attenuator Driver Configuration 34945EXT Module Electro-static discharge Recommended Switches and Attenuators Power Supplies Power Consumption Channel Numbering 1remchannel Channel drive back on Simple Switch ControlYou must turn off the channel drive before sending Remote Module Identifiers Drive Modes Continuous Drive Current Using Single Drive Switches and AttenuatorsUsing Continuous Drive Using Dual Drive Switches and Attenuators Pairing Channels Using Pulse Drive Channels must have verification enabled Verifying Switch State Long Execution Times 150 LED Drive LEDs will not operate Default and Reset States SYSTemRMODuleRESet Default state of OPEN, no action is taken on these channels SYSTemPRESet, *RST, SYSTemCPON and Power OnROUTeRMODuleBANKPRESet Distribution Boards Y1150A Switch Options Supported Y1150A Y1150A Switch Connectors SW1 Through SW8 Y1150A Connections Y1150A Switch Control Cable Wiring Y1150A LED Connectors LED1 and LED2 Y1151A Switch Options Supported Y1151A Y1151A Switch Connector SW1 and SW2 Y1151A Connections L4400 User’s Guide 161 Y1151A Switch Control All channels are single drive Y1151A LED Connectors LED1 and LED2 Y1152A Switch Options Supported Y1152A Y1152A Connections Y1152A Switch Connector SW2 and SW3 N181x +VR Y1152A Switch Control Conductor Cable Y1152A LED Connectors LED1 and LED2 84904/5/6/7/8 Y1153AY1153A Attenuator Options Supported Y1153A Connections 8494/5/6 Y1153A Attenuator connector P101 and P102 84904/5/8 Connections to the attenuators. You should not use both Y1153A Attenuator Control Individual sections switchedWhen all channels open at reset maximum attenuation is set Y1153A LED Connectors LED1 and LED2 Y1154A Switch Options Supported Y1154A Y1154A Switch connector SW1 and SW2 Y1154A Connections Y1154A Switch connector SW3 Through SW8 N181x Y1154A Switch Control Cable Y1154A LED Connectors LED1 and LED2 Y1155A When using the Y1155A, the ROUTeRMODuleBANKPRESetOperations of these switch systems Y1155A Switch Options Supported Capacity limitations EXT limits total switch 876x Switches Y1155A Connections Unpaired Operations Y1155A Switch ControlPaired Operations Y1155A LED Connectors LED1 and LED2 Simplified Connection Diagrams Single Drive With Separate Position Indicators Paired Drive With Separate Position Indicators Paired Drive With Combined Position Indicators Mounting the Remote Modules Scpi Programming Examples Example Configuring an Agilent N1810ULExample Configuring a Paired Drive Channel Example Configuring a Single Drive Channel 190 Handshaking Pattern Matching Counter Clock CONFigure L4450A Scpi Command SummaryL4450A Scpi Command Summary MEASure Digital SOURce TRACe Alarm Limit CALCulate Monitor OUTPut FORMat SWEep Bank L4450A 64-Bit Digital I/O with Memory and CounterBank Reading Digital Data Basic Digital I/O OperationsChannel Numbering and Width Writing Digital Data Channel Width and Polarity, Threshold, Level, and Drive Not exceed 5 Handshaking Output Setting the Handshake Line Parameters Apply to the bank’s interrupt line Synchronous Handshake Mode H0 Direction Data Out L4400 User’s Guide 207 208 L4400 User’s Guide 209 Buffered I/O Operations Buffered Memory Output Data line polarity Deleting Traces Buffered Memory Input Interrupt Lines Memory Output Operations Apply to the bank’s handshake lines Byte OrderingMemory Input Operations Pattern Matching Totalizer Mode Counter Initiated Measurement Mode Ext Gate Input Init P1 Bank P2 Bank L4450A D-Sub ConnectorsClock P1 Bank 1 Connector Pin Assignments P2 Bank 2 Connector Pin Assignments 34950T Terminal Block L4450A Terminal Block 222 34951T Terminal Block Recommended that you use remote-sensing. However, if Remote-sensing terminals H Sense and L Sense Signal. However, both a user-supplied external clock Module’s Clock Out cannot drive the line at the same time L4451A Scpi Command Summary L4451A Scpi Command Summary L4400 User’s Guide 227 Level Mode L4451A Example Program Segments Waveform Mode Configuring a DAC Module Using this command will erase any downloaded waveformsExternal Clock External Trigger L4451A Simplified Block Diagrams 34951A Module User-Supplied Connections L4451A D-Sub Connector Pinout DAC 34951T Terminal Block L4451A Terminal Block 234 L4452A Multifunction Module with DIO, D/A, and Totalizer L4452A Multifunction Module Enabled state, effectively creating a gate always condition L4452A Multifunction ModuleDigital Input/Output Totalizer Input L4452A Scpi Command Summary L4452A Scpi Command Summary Measurement L4400 User’s Guide 239 Data Totalizer L4452A Example Program SegmentsDigital Input/Output Querying and Resetting the L4452A DAC Output L4452A Simplified Block Diagram Totalizer L4452A D-Sub Connector 34952T Terminal Block L4452A Terminal Block 246 Calibration Message Calibration Count Multifunction Module Calibration Procedures Agilent Technologies Calibration ServicesAdjustment is Recommended Calibration Interval Automating Calibration Procedures Time Required for CalibrationRecommended Test Equipment Table A-1. Recommended Test Equipment Following the procedure below Calibration Security Calibration Message Calibration Count Aborting a Calibration in Progress Until a complete re-adjustment has been performedCalibration Process L4451A 4-Channel Isolated DAC Module Performance Verification TestsL4451A and L4452A Performance Test Considerations L4451A Verification Output current verification Output Voltage verification Analog Output Verification TestCurrent Output Verification Error From Nominal Voltage Output VerificationTable A-2. L4451A Output Current and Voltage Levels 90 day Analog Output Adjustments Table A-2. L4451A Output Current and Voltage Levels cont’d Voltage Adjustments CALibrationSECureSTATe 0, code Current Adjustments Table A-3. L4451A DAC Voltage Calibration Points CALibrationBEGinCURRent 1, @1001 Table A-4. L4451A DAC Current Calibration Points DAC Output Verification Test L4452A Multifunction ModuleL4452A Verification DAC Output Adjustment Table A-5. L4452A Output Voltage Levels Channels 6 CALibrationBEGinVOLTage 1, @1006 This page Intentionally Blank Numerics Gpib L4400 User’s Guide 267 Visual Basic 6.0 L4400 User’s Guide 269