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Command Paths

Command Paths

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The LDX-3232 High Compliance Current Source device-dependent commands are structured into a tree format (see Figure 3.1). Each of the legal paths is listed below, followed by its list of path options, each of that is followed by the commands themselves. It is recommended that the first-time user begin learning the commands by using the full path notation. Once you are familiar with the commands, you may wish to take advantage of the shortcuts allowed for command paths.

				(root)
	(com.	DELAY			LAS
	cmds)	DELAY
		ERR?

	*CAL?
	*CAL?	MES
	*CLS	MES	:CALMD	:CAL	:DIS	:ENAB	:LIM	:MODE	:SET
	*CLS	MES?	:CALMD	:CAL	:DIS	:ENAB	:LIM	:MODE	:SET
	*ESE	MES?	:CALMD?
	*ESE	RAD	:CALMD?
	*ESE?	RAD	:COND?
	*ESE?	RAD?	:COND?
	*ESR?	RAD?	:DEC	:CONST?	:LDI	:COND		:IHBW	:LDI?
	*ESR?	SECURE					:I1
	*IDN?	SECURE					:I1
	*IDN?	TERM	:DIS	:LDI	:LDI?	:COND?	:I1?	:ILBW	:MDI?
	*OPC	TERM?	:DIS?	:LDI?	:LDV	:EVE	:I3	:MDP	:MDP?
	*OPC?	TERM?	:EVE?	:LDI?	:LDV	:EVE	:I3?	:MDP	:MDP?
	*OPC?	TIME?	:EVE?	:LDV	:LDV?	:EVE?	:MDP
	*PSC	TIME?	:INC	:LDV?	:LDV?	:EVE?	:MDP
	*PSC	TIMER?	:INC	:LDV?	:MDI	:OUTOFF	:MDP?
	*PSC?		:LDI	:MDI	:MDI?	:OUTOFF?	:V
	*PUD		:LDI?	:MDI?	:MDP		:V?
	*PUD		:LDI?	:MDI?	:MDP
	*PUD?		:LDV		:MDP?
	*RCL		:LDV?		:SET
	*RST		:MDI		:SET?
	*SAV		:MDI		:SET?
	*SAV		:MDI?		:PARAM
	*SRE		:MDLN		:PARAM
	*SRE		:MDLN
	*SRE?		:MDLN?
	*STB?		:MDP
	*TST?		:MDP?
	*WAI		:MODE?
			:OUT
			:OUT?
			:RAN
			:RAN?
			:STEP
			:STEP?
			:TOL
			:TOL?

Figure 3.1 LDX-3232 Command Path Structure

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Contents

User’s Guide Page Table of Contents Remote Operation Command Reference Iv LDX-3232 List of Figures Vi LDX-3232 List of Tables Viii LDX-3232 General Safety Considerations Safety Information and the Manual Safety Marking Symbols Safety Symbols Warranty Claims for Shipping Damage Model Number Serial Number End-User Name Company Phone Fax Comments, Suggestions, and ProblemsDescription of the problem Xiv LDX-3232 Product Overview Introduction and Specifications AC Line Power Requirements Installing Your LDX-3232 High Compliance Current SourceInitial Inspection Grounding Requirements Tilt-Foot Adjustment Gpib ConnectorGpib Address Operating the LDX-3232 Precision Current Source LDX-3232 Front View Maintenance Specifications 13 µs 12 ms Type Pulse Width DelayTTL Description Model Number Available Options and Accessories Power On Sequence Applying Power to Your LDX-3232 Power On State Connecting to the Laser Common Laser Cathode Photodiode Anode Interlock Connections Back Panel LD Connector Grounding Considerations Setting the PD BiasPhotodiode Connections Display Operating a Laser in Constant Current I ModeFront Panel Operation Setting Up the Precision Current Source E R a T I O N Entering Photodiode Responsivity Values Operating a Laser in Constant Power P Mode Method to calculate the responsivity is suggested below LDX-3232 Error Indicators Error Indicators Error Indicators LDX-3232 Changing the Gpib Address Reading the Gpib Address Changing Operation from Local to Remote LDX-3232 Current Source Command SetCommand Syntax OFF OLD NEW True False SET Reset LASLDI? LDX-3232 Command Path Structure Command Paths IEEE488.2 Command Commands LIM LDX-3232 Frequently Used CommandsNone Operation Complete Definition Status ReportingEvent and Condition Registers LDX-3232 Status Reporting Schematic Diagram Output Off Register Disabled 10 N/A Enabled 11 N/A 12 N/A 13 N/A 14 N/A 15 N/A LASerENABleOUTOFF nrf LASerENABleOUTOFF? Error Messages Command Timing and Completion Response Message Error Code Classifications Mode Commands Used to create a delay in the execution of furtherUsed to enter the laser current calibration mode Used to enter the laser voltage calibration mode Enables Laser display to show parameter values Returns status of photodiode monitor power displaySets the enable register for Laser conditions Returns the value of the LAS conditions enable register Used to set the constant optical power setpoint, if Used to return the optical power from monitorUsed to enable/disable the front panel modulation input Or P optical power Powered up Returns the status of the Term commandReturns the elapsed time since the timer was last reset Used to return the Laser setpoint tolerance value Command Description Format LDX-3232 Device-Dependent Commands Delay LDX-3232 Device-Dependent Command Reference Calmd LAS Calpd ERRors?LASerCALMD LASerCALMD? Responsivity CAL PD parameter setting Syntax Diagram Calibration for that bandwidth Selected. This procedure is outlined in ChapterLASerCALLDI LASerCALLDV LASerCALLDI?LDI LAS CAL LAS CAL LDV LASerCALMDI True measured value. This procedure is outlined in ChapterLASerCALLDV? LASerCOND? LASerCALMDI?MDI LAS CAL IPD LASerDEC LASerDISplay? LASerDISplayLAS DIS LASDIS? LASerDISplayLDI? LASerDISplayLDILasdisldi LDI LASerDISplayLDV Voltage measurement Syntax DiagramLASerDISplayLDV? LASDISLDV? LASerDISplayMDI? LASerDISplayMDILAS DIS MDI LAS DIS IPD LASerDISplayMDP? LASerDISplayMDPPPD LAS DIS MDP LASerDISplaySET LASerDISplayPARAMLAS DIS Param LAS DIS SET LASDISPLAYSET? LASerENABleCONDLASerDISplaySET? LAS Enab Cond LASerENABleCOND?Bit An nrf value whose sum represents the bits that are enabled LASerENABleEVEntAction enables the Laser status event register so that Lasenabevent LAS Enab EVE LASerENABleEVEnt? LASerENABleOUTOFF LAS Enab Outoff LASerENABleOUTOFF? Command while the condition status is constantly changing LASerENABleEVEnt commandLASerEVEnt? LAS EVE Function for the Laser output LASerINC LASerLDI This measurement is updated approximately once every 600 msLASerLDI? LAS LDI LASerLDV? LASerLDVFor LDV calibration LAS LDV LASerLIMitI2? LASerLIMitI2Limit in use depends on the Laser output range selection LAS LIM LASerLIMitI4 Displayed, and then releasing the SET switchLASerLIMitI4? LASLIMI4? MDP LAS LIM LASerLIMitMDPLASerLIMitMDP? LASerLIMitV? LASerLIMitV LASerMDI? LASerMDIMDI LAS IPD MDP P PD setpoint would be used LAS Mdln LASerMDLNLASerMDLN? MDP LAS LASerMDPLASerMDP? LAS Mode Ihbw LAS ModeLASerMODE? LASerMODEIHBW LASerMODEILBW LAS Mode MDPLASerMODEMDP Lasmodeilbw LAS OUT LASerOUTputLASerOUTput? LASerRANge? LASerRANgeLAS RAN LASRAN? 30 µA, for use in constant P mode with Calpd = Where the response is the constant I setpoint value, in mALASerSETLDI? LASerSETMDI? LASerSETMDP? Where the response is the constand PPD setpoint, in mWLASerSTEP 100 µA LASerSTEP? LASerTOLerance commandLASerTOLerance LAS TOL MESsage LASerTOLerance?Second is the time window, in seconds MES RADix MESsage? RADix? Term 0 command is sent or the LDX-3232 is powered offRAD Means hexadecimal, and OCT means octal Time LDX-3232 was last powered upTime clock is independent of the Timer clock Timer Since the last TIMER? query was issuedLast TIMER? query is returned Seconds since the last TIMER? query was issued Saving and Recalling from the Front Panel Functions and Features Saving and Recalling Under Remote Operation Using the Laser Compliance Voltage Adjustment LDX-3232 Rear Panel Using the LDX-3232 Current Source’s Trigger Function BNC Interlock Usage Example Modulating the Laser Current Source Modulating the Laser Current Source Functions and Features Calibration Overview Calibration and Troubleshooting DMM Description Manufacturer/Model SpecificationRecommended Equipment Current Source Calibration Local Calibration of the LDX-3232 Current SourceRange Current Limit IPD Current Calibration CAL PD Constant powerSet equal to zero IPD Setpoint Laser Forward Voltage Measurement Calibration Laser Mode2000 mA Set to FS full scale of range Limit Gpib CommandRemote Calibration of the LDX-3232 Current Source Lasldi nrf value command IPD Setpoint Function State Gpib Command General Troubleshooting GuideEEPROM, Lllll will be displayed on the display the laser Current source must be recalibrated Command Feature can be defeated via the Lasenableoutoff 101 Response Message