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How to Execute Coupled Commands

Terminating

Commands

Suppressing the

End-Of-Line

Terminator

Coupled commands can cause “Settings conflict” errors when the program executes. When a coupled command is executed, the command setting is evaluated by the digitizer processor. If the setting causes an illegal digitizer configuration, a "Settings conflict" error occurs. The error message lists the conflicting settings, and then reports the values set by the digitizer processor.

The "Comments" section of each command reference entry (Chapter 4) indicates if a command is coupled, and if it is, what the coupling constraints are.

To prevent possible "Settings conflict" errors, coupled commands must be contiguous and executed in the same program statement. This is done by placing the commands in the same program line, or for HP BASIC programs, by suppressing the EOL terminator until the last (coupled) command has been sent.

To send multiple commands in a single line or in a single statement, the commands are linked with a semicolon (;) and a colon (:). This is illustrated in the following lines:

OUTP:EXT1:STAT ON;:TRIG:SOUR EXT1;:OUTP:EXT1:STAT OFF

or

OUTP:EXT1:STAT ON; :TRIG:SOUR EXT1; :OUTP:EXT1:STAT OFF

Notice that the semicolon (;) and colon (:) link commands within different subsystems. Only a semicolon (;) is required to link commands at the same level within the same subsystem.

Sending the commands as shown prevents "Settings conflict" errors. The command settings are not evaluated until the EOL terminator is received after the last command. If these commands were sent individually (an EOL terminator after each command), a "Settings conflict" error would occur because of the coupling between OUTP:EXT1:STAT ON and TRIG:SOUR EXT1.

A SCPI command string is terminated with a line feed (LF) and/or with an End Or Identify (EOI) message. The carriage return (CR) is ignored.

Suppressing the end-of-line (EOL) terminator on a command line allows coupled commands to be sent on separate lines, yet as a single program statement. In HP BASIC programs, the EOL terminator is suppressed by

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Contents HP E1429A/B Digitizer User’s Manual Contents ARM Data Period Value Table ESR? Contents HP E1429A/B Digitizer User’s Manual HP E1429A/B Digitizer User’s Manual Contents HP E1429A/B 20 MSa/s 2-Channel Digitizer User’s Manual Documentation History According to ISO/IEC Guide 22 and EN March 1HP E1429A/B 20 MSa/s 2-Channel Digitizer User’s Manual HP E1429A/B Features and VXIbus Configuration Chapter ContentsGetting Started Chapter HP E1429A/B VXIbus Configuration HP E1429A/B VXIbus ConfigurationDigitizer Logical Address Assigning the Digitizer to a CommanderPreparation for Use HP E1429A/B Logical Address Switch Location Bus Request Level Guidelines Installing the DigitizerDigitizer Bus Request Level Addressing the Digitizer over HP-IB Addressing the Digitizer using an Embedded ControllerHEWLETT-PACKARD,E1429A,0,A.02.00 Sending the *IDN? CommandIntroductory Programs TST? IOOUTPUTSADDR, *IDN?Repeat Output 70905SYSTERR? SLFTST.CIOOUTPUTSADDR, *TST? Resetting Clearing DigitizerIOOUTPUTSADDR, SYSTERR? IOOUTPUTSADDR, DIAGTEST?IOOUTPUTSADDR, *RST*CLS SubendLRN? Querying Digitizer ConfigurationInteger RepeatLRN.C Chapter Getting Started TRIGSTARTIM1 10E-6 Instrument and Programming LanguagesOUTPEXT1STAT Ontrigsour EXT1OUTPEXT1STAT OFF Language Programs Microsoft QuickC clhpib.lib Command Line Compiling∙ Microsoft QuickC ∙ Turbo C++CLHPIB.LIB Compiling in the Integrated EnvironmentOther subsystems Introduction to ProgrammingUsing the MEASure CONFigure Commands Port HP E1429A Programming Sequence Programming SequenceHow to Make Measurements Using MEASureConfiguring the Channels MEAS.C Can be used to set the desired number of pre-arm readings SENS1SWEOFFSPOIN Taking Readings After Using CONFigureCONF.C IOOUTPUTSADDR, FETC1? Querying Command Settings QUERY.C Enable Intr ERRORCHK.C Abort Digitizer Command Module DeadlockWhere to go Next Programming Language Using the DigitizerINPUT.C Configuring the Digitizer InputARMCNT.C Taking a Burst of ReadingsARMLEVEL.C Level ArmingARMSOUR1 EXT Pre- and Post-Arm ReadingsPREPOST.C SAMPLE.C Specifying a Sample RateARMSOUR1 IMM Trigsour TIMDUALSAMP.C Dual Rate SamplingARMSLOP1 POS SenssweoffspoinUsing Multiple Digitizers MULTAD.C FETC2? OUTPTTLT0STAT onOUTPTTLT0IMM PACKED.C Using the Packed Data FormatDiagchanlab Form PackFor i = 0 i 20 i++ IOOUTPUTSADDR, SYSTERR? VMEREAL.C VME Bus Data TransfersVinsconfvmefeed ’CONVCHAN1’ Trigstarsour VMEVinsconfvmemode GEN On Next Using the Digitizer Chapter VMESEG1.C Armstarcoun Armstarsour IMMOn Next IOOUTPUTSADDR, *RST*CLS IOOUTPUTSADDR, SYSTERR? DOS VME Bus Data Transfers Using an Embedded ControllerOn Next Using the Digitizer Chapter On Next On Next INST.H #include FilesInst INST.CPP On Next Chapter Using the Digitizer E1429.CPP E1429.HLocal Bus Data Transfers Vinslbusmode GEN VinslbusresVinslbusfeed ’CONVBOTH’ Formdata PackIOOUTPUTSADDR, Init IOOUTPUTSADDRMEM, InitUsing the Digitizer Chapter Chapter Using the Digitizer On Next Vinslbusmode APP Vinslbusfeed ’MEMCHAN1’IOOUTPUTSADDRG, *OPC? IOOUTPUTSADDRA, InitIOOUTPUTSADDRG, Init On Next Using the Digitizer Chapter On Next Vinslbusfeed ’CONVCHAN1’ Armstarsour TTLT0Vinslbusmode INS OUTPTTLT0FEED ’READY’IOOUTPUTSADDRG, Init IOOUTPUTSADDRG, *OPC?,5 IOOUTPUTSADDRI, InitUsing the Digitizer Chapter Chapter Using the Digitizer Using the Digitizer Chapter STATUS.C Using the Digitizer Status RegistersUsing the Digitizer Chapter Understanding the Digitizer HP E1429 Digitizer Block DiagramUnderstanding the HP E1429 Digitizer Chapter Message and Register Interfaces Digitizer Command PathsDigitizer Input Section Scpi Command ControlSENSechan VOLTage Range range Inverting and Non-inverting Differential Input Ports Setting the Input ImpedanceEnabling the 10 MHz Input Filter Digitizer Attenuators Setting the Signal RangeSensvoltrang Using the Single-Ended Input 1V RangeArming and Triggering HP E1429 Digitizer State DiagramARM-TRIG State Diagram HP E1429 Digitizer Arming and Triggering ARM STARtSEQuence1 Set positive or negative transition Arm Window Boundaries Arm Level Range ARM Synchronization Signals OUTPutEXTernal1FEED source Enabling the Synchronization Signal Routing the Signal to a SourceOffset Triggering DigitizerTRIGgerSTARtTIMer1 period Chapter Understanding the HP E1429 Digitizer Specifying the External Reference Frequency Digitizer Reference ClockSource TRIGgerSTARtCOUNt count SENSechan SWEepPOINts count Trigger Synchronization Signals OUTPutEXTernal1FEED source Routing the Signal to a Source Data Flow, Storage, and Conversions Analog-to-Digital ConverterHP E1429 Digitizer Data Flow HP E1429 Digitizer Reading Storage 10. Memory Segments with Pre and Post-arm Readings MEMory SubsystemDigitizer Data Formats Determining the Battery ChargeDefinite Length Arbitrary Block Header Packed Reading ConversionsHP Basic Example Removing the Arbitrary Block HeaderLanguage Example 16-bit readings ReadingsREAD? 11. Retrieving Readings from Digitizer Memory Retrieving Readings Using FETCh? Retrieving Readings UsingREAD? FETChing Readings from MemorySeparating Pre- and Post-Arm Readings Determining Number of Readings FETChedUsing DIAGnosticUPLoad SADDress? Locating Unsegmented Readings DIAGnostic SubsystemMemory Management Maximum Readings Locating Segmented ReadingsARMSTARtCOUNt Ending segment address = segmentnumber * 65536 Therefore, the DIAGnosticFETCh? command would be executed as Locating the Data Register 12. Digitizer Registers in A16 and A24 Address Space Base AddressExecute the following HP E1406 Command Module command On Next Data Register Offset DATA? VINStrument SubsystemVME Setting the VME bus Data Source Segmented Reading Transfers Understanding the HP E1429 Digitizer Chapter Multiple VME Bus Data Transfers Local Bus Description 14. Local Bus Signal Line Definitions15. HP E1429B Local Bus Data Transfer Protocol How Data is TransferredUnderstanding the HP E1429 Digitizer Chapter Local Bus Transfer Configurations Digitizer Local Bus CommandsLbus SendEOF EOB D1 D1 D1 Multiple Digitizers and Serial TransfersEOF EOB D3 D3 D3 Digitizer Configuration Restrictions Setting the Local Bus Transfer Mode Setting the Local Bus Data Source Multiple Local Bus Data Transfers Status System Registers Status Subsystem CommandsDigitizer Status Registers 16. HP E1429 Status Groups and Associated Registers Reading the Condition Register Questionable Signal Status GroupCondition Register Operation Status Group Enable RegisterSTATusOPERationCONDition? Standard Event Status Register Standard Event Status GroupPON CME EXE DDE QYEReading the Standard Event Status Register Standard Event Status Enable RegisterESR? ESE?Oper RQS ESB MAV Ques Status Byte Status GroupStatus Byte Register Service Request Enable Register Presetting the Enable Register and Transition FilterReading the Status Byte Register STB? SpollOPC OPC? WAI Saving Digitizer ConfigurationsSynchronizing the Digitizer RST How to Save and Recall a ConfigurationUnderstanding the HP E1429 Digitizer Chapter Command Reference Common Command Format Command TypesAbbreviated Commands Scpi Command FormatARM ArmlevnegParameter Types Explanations, Examples Scpi Command ParametersImplied Optional Keywords Variable Command Syntax OUTPECLT0FEED ’EXT’ OUTPECLT0FEED \EXT\ Querying Parameter Settings Scpi Command ExecutionOptional Parameters Definite length blockArmcoun Trigcoun MAX Executable When Initiated CommandsMIN and MAX Parameters in Coupled Commands Linking Multiple Scpi Commands Scpi Command ReferenceLinking Ieee 488.2 Common Commands ABORt ∙ Executable when initiated Yes ∙ Coupled Command NoABORt Example Aborting a measurementARM STARtCOUNt ARMSTARtCOUNtSyntax SubsystemParameters Parameter Range Default Name Type ValuesARMSTARtCOUNt STARtDELay ARMSTARtDELayParameter Range Default Name Type Values MINimumMAXimumARMSTARtIMMediate Example Setting the arming delaySTARtIMMediate ∙ *RST Condition noneSTARtLEVelchanNEGative voltage ARMSTARtLEVelchanNEGative voltageExample Arming for measurement Comments ∙ Executable while initiated NoSTARtLEVelchanPOSitive voltage ARMSTARtLEVelchanPOSitive voltageSTARtSLOPen ARMSTARtSLOPenExample Setting the arm slope ARMSTARtSOURcen Example Setting two arm start sources ∙ Related Commands ARMSTARtSLOPen , ARMSTARtLEVelchanCOUNt? CALibrationchanSubsystem Syntax Numeric NoneData CALibrationchanDATAAssign @X to 70905FORMAT OFF Comments ∙ Executable when initiated No ∙ Coupled Command NoDELay CALibrationchanDELayGain CALibrationchanGAINSeconds Confarrvolt 100,4.8,DEF,@1 ∙ *RST Condition none Example Performing a gain calibrationCALibrationchanSECureCODE CALibrationchanSECureSTATe CALibrationchan SECureSTATe mode ,code enables or disablesCALibrationchanSTORe CALibrationchanSTOReAUTO CALibrationchan STOReAUTO mode selects whether or notVALue Example Turn automatic storage of calibration values offNumeric 101.80 to Volts ∙ Related commands CALibrationGAINCALibrationchanVALue Zero Example Setting the calibration valueCALibrationchanZERO CAL1ZERO DEF,DEF,ALL ARRayVOLTageDC CONFigurechanCONFigurechanARRayVOLTageDC size,expected CONFigurechanARRayVOLTageDC Range Volts Value Maximum Voltage ResolutionCONFARRayVOLT 20,1.5,@3 CALibrationchan CONVerge? DIAGnosticCHANnelchan LABel DIAGnosticCALibrationchan GAINSENSitivity?CALibrationchan ZEROSENSitivity? Example 1 Tagging the data with channel number DIAGnosticFETCh?∙ Coupled Command No ∙ Related Commands ABORt, FETCh? Example 2 Reading back PACKed data HP Basic program MEMorychanADDResses? DIAGnosticMEMorychanFILLDIAGnosticMEMorychan Fill numsegments, count sets up Thru Ffffff None DIAGnosticPEEK?PEEK? Example Examining the setting of the traffic register DIAGnosticPOKEExample Changing the contents of the traffic register PokeSGET? DIAGnosticSGET?Sput TEST?FETChchan Command Reference FETChchan SubsystemFETChchan Subsystem Command Reference FETC1COUN? FETChchanCOUNt?∙ *RST Condition none Example Recovering readings in memory FETChchanRECover?Subsystem FORMat FORMatFORMatDATA ∙ Related Commands READ?, FETCh?Example 1 Setting the data format to 64 bit reals IMMediate INITiateExample Placing the HP E1429A in the wait-for-arm state INITiateIMMediateSubsystem INPutport INPutportINPutportFILTerLPASsSTATe INPutportFILTerLPASsSTATe mode enables or disablesIMPedance Example Enabling the 10 MHz low-pass filterSTATe Example Setting 75 Ω input impedanceINPutportSTATe Example Disabling input port MEASurechanARRayVOLTageDC size,expected MEASurechanARRayVOLTageDC? MEASurechanARRayVOLTageDC? Maximum Voltage Resolution MEAS1ARRayVOLT? 20,1.5,@3 Example Enable memory to be non-volatile BATTerySTATeMEMory ∙ *RST Condition not affected∙ *RST Condition none Example Check the battery charge MEMoryBATTeryCHARge?ECLTrgnFEED OUTPutOUTPutECLTrgnSTATe Example Setting the ECLTrg0 sync pulse sourceECLTrgnSTATe ∙ *RST ConditionOUTPutEXTernal1FEED Parameter Range Default Name Type Values UnitsEXTernal1FEED BooleanTRIGgerSTARtSEQuence1 ARMSTARtSEQuence1 None RFTRigger SENSe12ROSCillatorOUTPutEXTernal1STATe Example Setting the sync pulse sourceEXTernal1STATe TTLTrgnFEEDNumeric Through None OUTPutTTLTrgnFEEDARMSTARtSEQuence1 None Example Enabling sync pulse for READy on TTLTrg5Example Enabling sync pulse output to TTLTRG0* and TTLTRG5 OUTPutTTLTrgnSTATeREADchan READchan Subsystem Command ReferenceCommand Reference READchan Subsystem SENSe SENSechanFUNCtion SENSechanFUNCtionExample Selecting the single ended input on channel SENSechanFUNCtion SENSechanFUNCtionEXTernalFREQuency SENSechanROSCillatorSOURce SENSechanROSCillatorSOURceExample Setting the Reference Oscillator Source SENSechan SWEep Number Maximum Number Memory Segments SENSechan SWEepOFFSetPOINts countOFFSetPOINts count Example Setting 50 pre-arm readings on channel 1, input port MINimum selects 1 reading SENSechan SWEepPOINts countExample Setting 500 readings SENSechan VOLTageDCRANGe range selects the range for SENSechanVOLTageDCRANGe SENSechanVOLTageDC RANGe Range Measurement Resolution Allowable Setting Volts PortsComments ∙ Executable when initiated Yes Example Selecting the 102.35 Volt range on channel SENSechanVOLTageDC RESolution?RESolution? Operation Status Register STATusOPCINITiate Subsystem Syntax Questionable Signal Status RegisterSTATusOPCINITiate OPERationQUEStionableCONDition? OPERationQUEStionableENABleSTATusOPERationQUEStionableCONDition? STATusOPERationQUEStionableEVENt? Example Setting the Operation register enable maskOPERationQUEStionableEVENt? Through +32767 None Non-decimal NumericOPERationQUEStionablePTRansition STATusOPERationQUEStionableNTRansitionPRESet STATusPRESetExample Reading the error queue ERRor?SYSTem VERSion?TRIGger Command Reference TRIGger SubsystemTRIGger Subsystem Command Reference TRIGgerSTARtCOUNt Example Taking 20 readings 8 pre-arm and 12 post-arm STARtSOURce TRIGgerSTARtIMMediateBushold TRIGgerSTARtSOURceSTARtTIMer1 TRIGgerSTARtTIMer1Example Setting the start trigger source Reference period toTRIGgerSTARtTIMer1 Period Value Table STARtTIMer2∙ *RST Condition 5.0E-8 seconds Multiple PeriodTRIGgerSTARtTIMer2 ∙ *RST Condition 1.0E-7 seconds Local Bus transfers VINStrumentData voltagelist VME VXI data transfer Bus transfersVINStrument CONFigureLBUSFEED CONFigureLBUSMEMoryINITiate VINStrumentCONFigureLBUSMEMoryINITiateCONFigureLBUSMODE VINStrumentCONFigureLBUSMODECONFigureLBUSRESet VINStrumentCONFigureLBUSRESetExample Setting the Local Bus operation mode APPendGENerate None INSertOFF PIPelineCONFigureLBUSSENDPOINts VINStrumentCONFigureLBUSSENDPOINtsBoolean On OFF None VINStrumentCONFigureLBUSSENDPOINtsAUTOCONFigureLBUSSENDPOINtsAUTO VINStrumentCONFigureTESTDATA voltagelist configures VINStrumentCONFigureTESTDATACONFigureTESTDATA ∙ *RST Condition none Example Testing Local Bus operation VINStrumentCONFigureVMEFEED CONFigureVMEMEMoryINITiate VINStrumentCONFigureVMEMEMoryINITiateCONFigureVMEMODE VINStrumentCONFigureVMEMODECONFigureVMESENDADDRessDATA? VINStrumentCONFigureVMESENDADDRessDATA?Example Setting the VXIbus data transfer bus operation mode GENerateOFF NoneHEWLETT-PACKARD Virtual INSTRUMENT,ANY ATOD,0,A.01.00 VINStrumentIDENtity?Category Command Title IEEE-488.2 Common CommandsDMC ∙ Executable when initiated YesCLS Example Define macro to start measurement EMC and *EMC?ESE and *ESE? ESR? Example Enable all error eventsGMC? StringLMC? IDN?Example Query macro definition HEWLETT-PACKARD,E1429,0,A.01.00OPC LRN?PUD and *PUD? OPC?PMC Block Through 63 characters None Data String RCLRST RMCSRE and *SRE? SAVTRG STB?WAI TST?Command Quick Reference Chapter Chapter Command Quick Reference Unmask VINStrument Scpi Conformance Information Scpi Confirmed CommandsChapter Scpi Conformance Information Scpi Conformance Information Chapter Appendix Contents SpecificationsTo VME Bus Read-OutTo Local Bus E1429B only Number of PartitionsTotal Readings per Partition Amplitude Characteristics Signal ConditioningOutput Formats Signal-to-Noise RatioGain and Offset 4.3.1, note FilteringSingle-ended inputs Connector BNC Converter Supplemental CharacteristicsWord Error Rate 4.15 qualified error level word error rate Integral Nonlinearity 4.4.3, NoteAnalog Bandwidth 4.6.1 filter off Single-ended inputs, supplemental characteristicsEffective bits on different ranges Crosstalk between channelsAppendix a Specifications Effective bits, relative to 1V single-ended range Differential Inputs, supplemental characteristicsCrosstalk Frequency Sample Rate Characteristics Internal TimerTrigger Sample Clock Subsystem Timebase and Trigger additional supplemental characteristics Bus Access and Connectors General Characteristics EMC Specifications Appendix a Useful Tables IDN.C HP BASIC, C ERRORCHK.CSLFTST.C RSTCLS.CLBUS2PST.C LOCALAD.CLBUSAUTO.C STATUS.CEMC Mode OFFCalstorauto CAL1VALSour DELSLOP1 POSTable B-3. HP E1429A/B Error Messages Code Description Appendix B Useful Tables Useful Tables Appendix B Appendix B Useful Tables Local bus test data size not Register Programming System ConfigurationRegister reads and writes are 8-bits Reading and Writing to the RegistersFigure C-1. HP E1429A/B A24 Address Space Addressing the RegistersDetermining the A24 Base Address Appendix C Register Programming A24READ.C Register Descriptions See A24 Register TableBase + A/D Status Register Input Configuration RegistersA/D Serial Register Base +0316Base +0B16 A/D Parallel Strobe RegisterA/D Shift Register Bit Name Function Abort and Arm Immediate Register Arm and Trigger Configuration RegistersArm Status Register Base +Timebase Initiation Registerbase + Arm Source Register Arm Source Register Power-on/Reset SettingsArm Internal Bus Registerbase + Base + 4B16 Arm Control Register Power-on/Reset SettingsArm Control Register Base + 4D16 Trigger Source Register Power-on/Reset SettingsTrigger Source Register Register Programming Appendix C Base + 4F16 Reference Oscillator Register Power-on/Reset SettingsReference Oscillator Register Arm Count Latch Register Arm delay Register Base + 5116 and base +5316Arm Count Register Base + 5516 and base + Decade Division Register Trigger Immediate Registerbase + 5D16Binary Division Register Base +6116Post-Arm Reading Count Register power-On/Reset Settings Pre-Arm Reading Count Register power-On/Reset SettingsPre-Arm Reading Count Registers Base + 7316 and base +Memory Control Registers Traffic Register Power-on/Reset SettingsTraffic Register Base +0216Data Register Pulse RegisterChannel ID Register Base +2116 Memory Control Register Power-on/Reset SettingsMemory Control Register Base +2316 to base +2716 Memory Address RegistersBase Address Registers Terminal Address RegisterBase +2B16 Base +2D16 and base +2F16Figure C-2. Accessing the A/D Shift Register Using the A/D Shift RegisterBit Name Setting Setting the Input Impedance Setting Measurement RangeProcedure Enabling the 10 MHz FilterInput Post 14 dB Attenuator Bits Bits 34 Bits 35 37,45 38,46 Checking the Idle State Setting the Arm Sources Setting the Digitizer ConfigurationSetting the Arm Delay Setting the Arm CountSetting the Reference Source Sending an Arm Immediate Signal Setting the Trigger SourceAborting Measurements Sending a Trigger Immediate SignalInitializing Digitizer Memory Re-initiating the DigitizerAppendix C Register Programming MSB LSB Initializing Initiating Timebase ProcessorTrigger count Timebase resetSample rate Data sourceCount is 1 and the post-arm count is y-3 Midsb LSB Register Programming Appendix C Initializing Digitizer Memory to Retrieve Data Retrieving Data from MemoryRegister Programming Appendix C MSB LSB Example Program Appendix C Register Programming REGPROG.C IOOUTPUTSADDR, READ? On Next On Next On Next On Next On Next On Next On Next On Next On Next On Next On Next Void checkerrorchar *function Char Into161 Length = Register Programming Appendix C Interleaved Transfers Local Bus Interleaved TransfersLocal Bus Interleaved Transfers Appendix D Setting Interleaved Transfer ModeProcedure LBUSINTR.C Trigstarsour TIM Trigstarsour ECLT0Trigstartim 1E-6 OUTPECLT0FEED ’TRIG’Tracdef SET1 Store readings 80 bytes in SET1 IOOUTPUTSADDRI, Abor IOOUTPUTSADDRMEM, *OPC?IOOUTPUTSADDRG, Abor Local Bus Interleaved Transfers Appendix D Appendix D Local Bus Interleaved Transfers Local Bus Interleaved Transfers Appendix D HP E1429A/B User’s Manual Index IndexIndex HP E1429A/B User’s Manual HP E1429A/B User’s Manual Index Index HP E1429A/B User’s Manual Scpi Index HP E1429A/B User’s Manual