OUTPUT
The HP BASIC language statement that addresses the power supply to talk and reads back data from the power supply is:
ENTER
The supply's front panel ADDR annunciator is on when the supply is addressed to talk or to listen.
Reading the
Before you can operate your power supply remotely, you need to know its
ADDR
A typical address display is shown in Figure
Figure
The displayed response is the power supply's
Changing the
NOTE | All examples in this discussion assume an |
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Every device on the
ADDR
You can now enter a new address. For example, press:
1 |
| 4 |
| ENTER |
You have now changed the address from 5 to 14. If you want to change the address back to 5, repeat the above procedure but use 5 instead of 14 in the last step. Note that the address is stored in the power supply's
Sending a Remote Command
To send the power supply a remote command, combine your computer's output statement with the
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