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Multiple-module/Mainframe Measurements

VT1433B User's Guide

The Host Interface Library

Multiple-module/Mainframe Measurements

Grouping of Channels/Modules

The interface library for the VT1433B is designed to allow programming of several channels from one or several distinct modules, as if they were one entity. Each VT1433B module has up to 16 channels. The library may control up to a maximum of 255 VT1433B modules (8160 channels).

When initializing the interface library, all module logical addresses are passed in the call to e1432_assign_channel_numbers. This function associates a logical channel ID with each channel. From then on, library functions use these logical IDs rather than the logical address.

The function e1432_create_channel_group can be used to declare any number of groups of channels, possibly overlapping. Each group can be uniquely identified by a group ID.

The ‘target’ of a library function is either a channel, a group or (rarely) a module, depending on the nature of the call. When the same library function may be called with either a channel or a group identifier, its ‘target’ is shown by a parameter named ID.

Multiple-module Measurements

A channel group that spans more than one module will need to be configured to use the TTL trigger lines on the VXI Bus for inter-module communications. This configuration automatically performed in the e1432_init_measure call unless defeated using e1432_set_auto_group_meas.

The following discussion outlines what e1432_init_measure does automatically. This must be done by the user if e1432_set_auto_group_meas has been used to defeat auto configuration.

There are eight VXI TTL trigger lines that can be used for multi-module synchronization. Often, these lines are used in pairs, one for sample clock and one for Sync/Trigger. The e1432_set_ttltrg_lines function selects which TTL trigger lines to use; this function always uses the TTL trigger lines in pairs. Calling e1432_set_clock_source with the group ID will set all modules to the same pair.

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VXI VT1433B manual Multiple-module/MainframeMeasurements, Grouping of Channels/Modules, Multiple-moduleMeasurements, 4-12

Contents

VT1433B 8-Channel196 kSamples/s Digitizer plus DSPUser’s Guide NOTICE In This Book VT1433B Users Guide Chapter 2. Getting Started With the VT1433B Chapter 1. Installing the VT1433BChapter 3. Using the VT1432A Table of ContentsChapter 4. The Host Interface Library Chapter 5. Module DescriptionChapter 9. Troubleshooting the VT1433B Chapter 7. The Tachometer Option VT1433B-AYFChapter 8. Break Out Boxes Appendix A. Register Definitions Chapter 10. Replacing AssembliesChapter 11. Backdating Glossary IndexVXI Technology Lake Stevens Instrument Division VXI Technology World HeadquartersVXI Technology Cleveland Instrument Division Technical SupportPage Installing the VT1433B VT1433B Users Guide Installing the VT1433BCall a VXI Technology sales and service office Installing the VT1433BTo inspect the VT1433B Save all packing materialsTo install the VT1433B VT1433B Users Guide Installing the VT1433BVT1433B Users Guide Installing the VT1433B Logical Address 0 1 Boot Source & Programming 1 05Set the mainframe’s power switch to standby OI Install the host interface libraries To store the moduleVT1433B Users Guide Installing the VT1433B To transport the module VT1433B Users Guide Installing the VT1433B Getting Started With the VT1433B VT1433B Users GuideGetting Started With the VT1433B Introduction VT1433B Users GuideGetting Started With the VT1433B System Requirements HP-UX10.20 To install the VXIplug&play librariesSystem Requirements Microsoft Windows VT1432A Software DistributionVT1433B Users Guide Getting Updates WindowsGetting Updates HP-UX Getting Started With the VT1433BVT1433B Users Guide Getting Started With the VT1433BThe Resource Manager 3Type swinstallUsing the soft front panel The VXIplug&play Soft Front Panel SFPMeasurement single/repeat Mode block/continuous Use the Go button to start the measurement VEE example programs scope.veeFigure 2-3:scope.vee - Panel View VT1433B Users GuideGetting Started With the VT1433B 2-11Figure2-4:Agilent VEE Help Text VT1433B Users GuideGetting Started With the VT1433B 2-12Figure 2-5:scope.vee - Detail View VT1433B Users GuideGetting Started With the VT1433B 2-13Getting Started With the VT1433B minimum.veeVT1433B Users Guide 2-14VT1433B Users Guide Getting Started With the VT1433B2-15 bsrcrand.vee Burst SouRCe RANDom Other Agilent VEE example programsbsrcsine.vee Burst SouRCe SINE frf_rand.vee. Frequency Response Function RANDomC-LanguageHost Interface Library example programs Demo ProgramsRunning a demo program: semascope.c Getting Started With the VT1433B Visual Basic example programsVT1433B Users Guide 2-19VT1433B Users Guide Getting Started With the VT1433B2-20 Using the VT1432A VT1433B Users Guide Using the VT1433B IntroductionWhat is VXIplug&play? OverviewVXIplug&play drivers Manufacturer and model codes The Soft Front Panel SFP Figure 3-2:An example of a soft front panel SFPHeader and Library Files Channels and groups Channel GroupsInitialization Creating a Channel Group Input, Source and Tach ChannelsVT1433B Users Guide Using the VT1433B Multiple-module/mainframeMeasurements Grouping of Channels/ModulesMultiple-moduleMeasurements Possible Trigger Line Conflict VT1433B Users Guide Using the VT1433B3-10 Managing Multiple-mainframeMeasurements VT1433B Users Guide Using the VT1433B 3-123-13 VT1433B Users Guide Using the VT1433BFigure3-4:Multiple mainframes - three mainframes Example 3: Embedded Slot 0 ControllerSynchronization in Multiple-mainframeMeasurements Module Features Data Flow Diagram and FIFO ArchitectureFigure 3-5:Data flow and FIFO architecture Base Sample Rates ADC ÷5Notes Table of Baseband Measurement Spans part 2 of All values are in Hertz HzTable of Baseband Measurement Spans part 3 of All values are in Hertz HzTable of Baseband Measurement Spans part 4 of All values are in Hertz HzTable of Baseband Measurement Spans part 5 of All values are in Hertz HzTable of Baseband Measurement Spans part 6 of All values are in Hertz HzVT1433B sample frequencies Measurement Setup and Control Measurement ProcessBootingBooted SettlingPre-armIdle Parameter SettingsMeasurement Initiation HL LH HLLH Sync/Trigger LineIdle HL Sync/Trigger Line Trigger Measure LH HLLHMeasurement Loop Register-basedVXI Devices VT1433B Users Guide Using the VT1433B3-28 Arm and Trigger VT1433B Triggering trigger typeenabling function Trigger Level Level modeBound mode Continuous Mode Data Transfer ModesBlock Mode Agilent/HP E1431A Overlap Block ModeMaking Overlap Block Act Like Continuous Mode VT1433B Users Guide Using the VT1433BLimit on Queuing of Data 3-33Interrupt Mask Bit Definitions VT1433B Interrupt BehaviorInterrupt Setup VT1433B Interrupt HandlingVT1433B Users Guide Using the VT1433B Host Interrupt Setup3-35 Data Gating VT1433B ParametersHost Interrupt Handling VT1433B Users Guide Using the VT1433B 3-37New features of the VT1433B software Span and center frequencyZoom mode Where to get more information The Function Reference for VXIplug&playVT1433B Users Guide Using the VT1433B 3-40The Host Interface Library Introduction VT1433B Users Guide The Host Interface LibraryHeader and Library Files Parameter Information Description of VT1433B ParametersGlobal Parameters Parameter ListsParameter Default ValueVT1433B Users Guide The Host Interface Library ChangesParameter 196.608 kHz 4-channelInput ParametersDefault Value ChangesParameter Option 1D4 Single-channelSource ParametersDefault Value ChangesParameter Option AYF Tachometer ParametersDefault Value ChangesChannel and Group IDs VT1433B Users Guide The Host Interface Library Group IDs4-11 Multiple-moduleMeasurements Multiple-module/MainframeMeasurementsGrouping of Channels/Modules VT1433B Users Guide The Host Interface LibraryPossible Trigger Line Conflict VT1433B Users Guide The Host Interface Library4-13 Managing Multiple-mainframeMeasurements Channel triggering by channels in Mainframe BVT1433B Users Guide The Host Interface Library 4-154-16 VT1433B Users Guide The Host Interface LibraryFigure 4-2:Multiple mainframes - three mainframes Example 3: Embedded Slot 0 ControllerSynchronization in Multiple-mainframeMeasurements Set the module as not being the Slot 0 ControllerVT1433B Users Guide The Host Interface Library Measurement Setup and ControlMeasurement Process Figure 4-3:Transitions between statesBootingBooted SettlingPre-armIdle Measurement initializationParameter Settings TestedMeasurement Loop Idle HL Sync/Trigger LineTrigger Measure LH HLLH VT1433B Users Guide The Host Interface LibraryRegister-basedVXI Devices VT1433B Users Guide The Host Interface Library4-21 Arm and Trigger RPM Step ArmVT1433B Triggering VT1433B Users Guide The Host Interface LibraryData Transfer Modes VT1433B Users Guide The Host Interface Library4-24 VT1433B Users Guide The Host Interface Library 4-25VT1433B Interrupt Behavior VT1433B Users Guide The Host Interface LibraryVT1433B Users Guide The Host Interface Library 4-27Data Gating VT1433B Users Guide The Host Interface Library4-28 VT1433B Users Guide The Host Interface Library For More InformationVT1433B Parameters 4-29VT1433B Users Guide The Host Interface Library 4-30Module Description VT1433B Users Guide Module DescriptionTachometer Features VT1433B-AYF General FeaturesArbitrary Source Features Option VT1433B-1D4 Other OptionsBlock Diagram Figure 5-1:VT1433B block diagramFigure 5-2:Input section diagram VT1433B Users Guide Module DescriptionFigure 5-3:Front panels for 4 or 8 channels VT1433B Front Panel DescriptionFront panels for four or eight channels 8-CHANNEL196Standard Front Panel 8-CHANNEL196 kSa/s DIGITIZER +DSPVT1433B Users Guide Module Description SMB ConnectorsInput Connectors One or Two Status LEDsData Transfer Bus Power Supplies and GroundVXI Backplane Connections DTB Arbitration BusThe Local Bus VT1433B-UGV Local Bus vs VME TransfersShared Memory The VT1433B VXI DeviceAddress Space Memory MapVT1433B Users Guide Module Description Read List of A16 RegistersAddress WriteTrigger Lines TTLTRG Sync/Trigger line Free-runningclock lineProviding an External Clock VT1433B Users Guide Module Description5-14 Calibration Description Figure 5-6:Calibration block diagramVT1433B Users Guide Module Description 5-16The Arbitrary Source Option VT1433B-1D4 VT1433B Users Guide The Arbitrary Source OptionArbitrary Output Arbitrary Source DescriptionTrigger Source Output ModesSignal Block DiagramFigure 6-1:Arbitrary source option block diagram VT1433B Users Guide The Arbitrary Source OptionThe Arbitrary Source Option Front Panel 8-CHANNEL196 kSa/s DIGITIZER +DSPUpdating the arbitrary source firmware VT1433B Users Guide The Arbitrary Source OptionVT1433B Users Guide The Arbitrary Source Option The Tachometer Option VT1433B-AYF VT1433B Users Guide The Tachometer OptionExternal Trigger Input Tachometer DescriptionTachometer Inputs Tachometer MonitoringBlock Diagram Input Count DivisionHoldoff Time Figure 7-1:Tachometer option block diagramFigure 7-2 VT1433B with tachometer - front panel The Tachometer Option Front Panel8-CHANNEL196 kSa/s DIGITIZER +DSP VT1433BLEDs and Connectors for the Tachometer Option VT1433B Users Guide The Tachometer OptionVT1433B Users Guide The Tachometer Option Break Out Boxes VT1433B Users Guide Break Out BoxesVT3240A Voltage Break Out Box ServiceIntroduction VT3241A ICP Break Out BoxThe VT3240A and VT3241A Break Out Boxes Figure 8-1:VT3240A Break Out BoxVOLTAGE 8 CH INPUT Break Out Box Grounding VT3240AVoltage-typeBreak Out BoxVT3241A ICP-typeBreak Out Box VT1433B Users Guide Break Out BoxesBreak Out Box Cables Making a Custom Break Out Box Cablepin pin Pin definitions for input connectorpin pin pin #Allowed Connections In general Dis-allowedConnectionsTroubleshooting the VT1433B VT1433B Users Guide Troubleshooting the VT1433BDiagnostics u Display usage message v VT1433B Users Guide Troubleshooting the VT1433B Replacing Assemblies VT1433B Users Guide Replacing Assemblies10-1 Replaceable Parts Ordering InformationDirect Mail Order System Mfr Name CAGE Code NumbersMfr Code AddressAssemblies: without VT1433B-AYFor VT1433B-1D4 VT1433B Users Guide Replacing Assemblies10-4 Mfr Part VXI PartDescription Number10-6 Assemblies: with VT1433B-AYFVT1433B Users Guide Replacing Assemblies A22 A10/A11Mfr Part VTI PartDescription NumberAssemblies: with VT1433B-1D4 VT1433B Users Guide Replacing Assemblies10-8 Mfr Part VTI PartDescription NumberDescription Cables: without VT1433B-AYFor VT1433B-1D4VTI Part Mfr PartDescription Cables: with VT1433B-AYFVTI Part Mfr PartDescription Cables: with VT1433B-1D4VTI Part Mfr PartDescription Front PanelVTI Part Mfr PartTo remove the top cover VT1433B Users Guide Replacing Assemblies10-14 To remove the front panel VT1433B Users Guide Replacing Assemblies10-15 VT1433B Users Guide Replacing Assemblies 10-16VT1433B Users Guide Replacing Assemblies 10-17To remove the input assemblies VT1433B Users Guide Replacing Assemblies10-18 4 Remove the remaining input assembly VT1433B Users Guide Replacing Assemblies10-19 To remove the VT1433B-AYFassembly VT1433B Users Guide Replacing Assemblies10-20 To remove the VT1433B-1D4assembly VT1433B Users Guide Replacing Assemblies10-21 To remove the A22 assembly VT1433B Users Guide Replacing Assemblies10-22 To remove the A10/A11 assembly VT1433B Users Guide Replacing Assemblies10-23 VT1433B Users Guide Replacing Assemblies 10-24Backdating VT1433B Users Guide Backdating11-1 Backdating VT1433B Users Guide Backdating11-2 Appendix A Register DefinitionsThe VT1433B VXI Registers The A16 RegistersVT1433B Users Guide AddressRead The A24 Registers The A24 registers are defined as followsThe VXI Bus Registers are defined as follows VT1433B Users Guide Register Definitions 0 disables the local bus interface. RESET VALUE: VT1433B Users Guide Register Definitions VT1433B Users Guide Register Definitions 32-bitRegisters Command/Response Protocol VT1433B Users Guide Register DefinitionsA-11 This is the procedure to send a command to the DSP DSP Protocol DSP Bus Registers The DSP Command register has the following format VT1433B Users Guide Register Definitions A-16Glossary Constant Output Level Amplifier Digital Signal Processing Kilosamples per second Revolutions Per Minute Static Random Access Memory VME Bus VXIplug&playzoom VT1433B Users Guide Glossary Numerics IndexPage Page