∙ Selecting the Module to be Monitored Use | HP E1368A guide

:MONitor[:STATe] DISPlay:MONitor[:STATe] <mode> turns the monitor mode ON or OFF.

Parameters

Parameter Name	Parameter Type	Range of Values	Default Value

mode	boolean	0 1 ON OFF	0 OFF

Comments ∙ Monitoring Switchbox Channels: DISPlay:MONitor[:STATe] ON or DISPlay:MONitor[:STATe] 1 turns the monitor mode ON to show the channel state of the selected module. DISPlay:MONitor[:STATe] OFF or DISPlay:MONitor[:STATe] 0 turns the monitor mode OFF.

∙Selecting the Module to be Monitored: Use the

DISPlay:MONitor:CARD <number> AUTO command to select the module.

∙Monitor Mode on an HP E1301A Mainframe Display: A typical display for the HP E1368A/E1369A Microwave Switch module follows, where all channels (all relays) are closed.

SWITCH_120: Chan: 0,1,2,3,4, , , , , ,

The example shows that channels 00, 01, 02, 03, and 04 are closed.

∙Disabling Monitor Mode: Pressing any HP E1301A front panel key while in monitor mode will automatically disable the function.

∙*RST Condition: DISPlay:MONitor[:STATe] OFF 0

Example Enabling the Monitor Mode

DISP:MON:CARD 2	Selects module #2 in a switchbox.
DISP:MON 1	Turns the monitor mode ON.

:MONitor[:STATe]? DISPlay:MONitor[:STATe]? returns a number indicating whether the monitor mode is enabled or disabled: "1" = ON, "0" = OFF. The value is sent to the output buffer.

Comments ∙ This command is valid only when executed from your computer via the interface. The monitor mode is automatically disabled if you attempt to execute the command from the mainframe’s front panel.

Example Querying the Monitor Mode

DISP:MON?	Query the present state of the
	monitor mode.

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Contents

Contents Open OPEN? Scan Scanmode SCANMODE? Cpon HP E1368A/69A/70A Modules User’s Manual Contents Certification Documentation History April According to ISO/IEC Guide 22 and ENPage Business Reply Mail Page Using This Chapter Microwave Switch Description Getting Started with the HP E1368A/69A/70A Chapter Power Supply Circuit HP E1368A Switches Programming the Microwave Switch Instrument Definition Card Numbers for Multiple-Module Switchboxes Example Reset the switchbox and close channel Initial Operation Configuring the HP E1368A/69A/70A Modules Setting the Address Switch Logical Address Selection Selecting the Interrupt Priority Interrupt Priority Selection Installing Switches on the HP E1369A Installing Switches on the Module Chapter Configuring the HP E1368A/69A/70A Modules Microwave Switch Installation Connecting Switches External To the Module Selecting Switch Power Connecting Field Wiring Selecting Switch Voltage Installing a Switch Or Attenuator on Module Microwave Switch/Attenuator Installation Shows the internal schematic of a single attenuator section Using the HP E1368A/69A/70A Modules Microwave Switch Commands Reset Conditions Switching Channels Example Single Channel Switching Power To connect C to Port 1, execute 33363K 33364K 33365K 33366K Example Multiple Channel Switching Using EXTernal Example Transfer Switch Using Two Port Switches Example Transfer Switch Using One Port Switch To route signal B to the output, execute Example 4 x 1 Multiplexer Scanning Channels Selects the Trigger Source Example Scanning Channels Output 722TRIG EXT … Example Using the Scan Complete Bit Example Multiple Channel Scanning 110END Detecting Error Conditions Recalling and Saving States Repeat Synchronizing the Microwave Switch Synchronizing Instruments Querying the Microwave Switch Command Types Common Command FormatScpi Command Format HP E1368A/69A/70A Command Reference Chapter Semicolon between the commands. For example Scpi Command Reference ABORtExample Stopping a Scan with ABORt For the number of scanning cycles default is ∙ Number of Scans Use only numeric values between 1 Armcoun MONitorCARD Example Select Module #2 in a Switchbox for MonitoringDISPlay ∙ Selecting a Specific Module to be Monitored Use Example Enabling the Monitor Mode Example Querying the Monitor Mode∙ Selecting the Module to be Monitored Use ∙ Stopping Continuous Scans See the ABORt command INITiateExample Enabling Continuous Scans Example Query Continuous Scanning State Example Query Trig Out Port Enable State OUTPutExample Enabling Trig Out Port Example Closing Microwave Switch Channels ROUTe∙ Closing Channels To close Example Opening Microwave Switch Channels ∙ Opening Channels To open Example Scanning Using External Device Or any combination Chapter HP E1368A/69A/70A Command Reference STATus ∙ Setting Bit 7 of the Status Byte Register Example Query the Standard Operation Status Enable Register STATOPER? SYSTem CDEScription? Comments Microwave Switch Module Model Number Example Reading the Error QueueExample Reading the Model Number of a Card #1 Module TRIGger ∙ Executing the TRIGgerIMMediate Command a channel listExample Advancing Scan Using the TRIGger Command ∙ Hold or BUS Source Remains If selected, the TRIGgerSOURce ∙ Trig Out Port Shared by Switchboxes See the OUTPut command Example Scanning Using External Triggers Scanning Using Bus Triggers Example Query the Trigger Source Ieee 488.2 Common Commands HP Command Module User’s Manual, or the ANSI/IEEE Standard Command Quick Reference Scpi Commands for Quick Reference HP E1368A/69A/70A Command Reference Chapter Connectors Used P1 No. Slots Characteristic Impedence 50Ω Insertion LossMaximum Input Power 1 Watt average Operating Temperature HP E1368A/69A/70A Specifications Appendix a HP E1368A/69A/70A Registers Register Definitions Addressing the Registers Reading the RegistersID and Device Type Registers Status/Control Register Channel Enable Register Writing to the Registers HP E1368A/69A/70A Registers Appendix B HP E1368A/69A/70A Error Messages Page Index HP E1368A/69A/70A Modules User’s Manual Index HP E1368A/69A/70A Modules User’s Manual Index HP-IB HP E1368A/69A/70A Modules User’s Manual Index HP E1368A/69A/70A Modules User’s Manual Index HP E1368A/69A/70A Modules User’s Manual Index