Agilent Technologies 53150A Instrukcja Obsługi Strona 49
- Strona / 174
- Spis treści
- BOOKMARKI
Oceniono. / 5. Na podstawie oceny klientów
Chapter 3 Programming Your Counter for Remote Operation
Elements of SCPI Commands
Programming Guide 3-13
3
Elements of SCPI Commands
A program command or query is composed of functional elements that
include a header (or keywords with colon separators), program data, and
terminators. These elements are sent to the Counter over the GPIB or the
RS-232 interface as a sequence of ASCII data messages. Examples of a
typical Common Command and Subsystem Command are:
OUTPUT 712;"
*
CLS"
OUTPUT 712;":DISP:ENAB ON;:FREQ:RES 1KHz"
Subsystem Command Syntax
Figure 3-6 shows the simplified syntax of a Subsystem Command. You must
use a space (SP) between the last command mnemonic and the first
parameter in a Subsystem Command. Note that if you send more than one
parameter with a single command, you must separate adjacent
parameters with a comma.
Note: sp = space. ASCII character decimal 32.
Figure 3-6. Simplified Program Command Syntax Diagram
Common Command Syntax
Figure 3-7 shows the simplified syntax of a Common Command. You must
use a space (SP) between the command mnemonic and the parameter in a
Common Command.
?
sp
:
,
:
parameter
mnemonic
suffix
- Programming Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Command Reference 5
- 5 Errors 6
- Before You Start 7
- Getting Started 9
- How to Use This Guide 9
- New Users 10
- Experienced Programmers 11
- Applications 11
- Programming Guide Contents 12
- Assumptions 13
- Related Documentation 14
- 1-10 Programming Guide 16
- Command Summary 17
- Chapter 2 Command Summary 20
- 2-4 Programming Guide 20
- (Part 1 of 2) 20
- 2-6 Programming Guide 22
- SCPI Conformance Information 24
- IEEE 488.2 Common Commands 25
- 2-10 Programming Guide 26
- Programming Guide 2-11 27
- Std/New Column 28
- Parameter Form Column 28
- Programming Guide 2-13 29
- 2-14 Programming Guide 30
- Programming Guide 2-15 31
- 2-16 Programming Guide 32
- Programming Guide 2-17 33
- 2-18 Programming Guide 34
- *RST Response 35
- 2-20 Programming Guide 36
- Programming Your Counter 37
- Chapter Summary 39
- Programming Examples 40
- To Connect With the GPIB 41
- Making an RS-232 Cable 43
- (Female) 44
- Remote/Local Operation 47
- Common Command Format 48
- SCPI Command and Query Format 48
- Elements of SCPI Commands 49
- Abbreviated Commands 50
- Keyword Separator 50
- Optional Keyword 50
- :SENS:FREQ:RES 51
- :FREQ:RES 51
- Parameter Types 52
- Parameter Separator 53
- Query Parameters 53
- Suffixes 53
- Command Terminator 54
- Using Multiple Commands 55
- :SENS:AVER:COUN 5 56
- :SENS:AVER:STAT ON 56
- Response Messages 57
- Response Message Syntax 57
- <new line> 58
- Response Message Data Types 59
- 3-24 Programming Guide 60
- Status Reporting 61
- 3-26 Programming Guide 62
- Status Byte Register and 63
- RQS /MSS 63
- Condition Register 70
- Transition Filter 70
- Event Register 71
- Event Enable Register 72
- Programming the Counter for 77
- Event Status Register 78
- Computer When Measuring has 79
- Completed—Example 3 79
- 3-44 Programming Guide 80
- Programming Guide 3-45 81
- FREQ:OFFS:STAT ON 83
- Programming the Counter to 84
- Synchronize Measurements 84
- Using the *WAI Command 85
- Using the *OPC? Command 85
- Writing SCPI Programs 88
- Programming Guide 3-53 89
- 3-56 Programming Guide 92
- Programming Guide 3-57 93
- 3-58 Programming Guide 94
- Programming Guide 3-59 95
- 3-60 Programming Guide 96
- Command Reference 97
- COMMAND :ABORt 100
- FRONT-PANEL 100
- :DISPlay Subsystem 101
- COMMAND GET 103
- COMMENTS • *RST: OFF 104
- :INPut Subsystem 105
- :MEASure Subsystem 106
- Command Description 107
- COMMAND :CONFigure? 108
- FUNCTION 112
- DESCRIPTION 112
- Using :MEAsure 114
- Using :CONFigure with :READ? 115
- :MEMory Subsystem 116
- [:SENSe] Subsystem 118
- [:SENSe]:FUNCtion Subtree 123
- [:SENSe]:POWer Subtree 125
- [:SENSe]:ROSCillator Subtree 126
- :STATus Subsystem 127
- COMMAND :STATus:PRESet 131
- :STATus:QUEStionable Subtree 132
- :SYSTem Subsystem 135
- :TRIGger Subsystem 138
- COMMAND *CLS 139
- *DDT <arbitrary block> 140
- (Define Device Trigger Query) 140
- COMMAND *ESR? 143
- *IDN? (Identification Query) 144
- *IST? (Instrument Status) 144
- *RCL (Recall Command) 146
- COMMAND *RST 147
- *SAV (Save Command) 148
- <NRF> RANGE • 0 to 255 149
- <NRF> RESOLUTION 1 149
- COMMAND *STB? 151
- COMMAND *TRG 152
- *TST? (Self-Test Query) 153
- Introduction 156
- Reading an Error 156
- Error Queue 157
- Error Types 158
- Command Error 159
- Execution Error 159
- Query Error 160
- Error List 160
- Chapter 5 Errors 161
- Programming Guide 5-7 161
- Table 5-2. Errors 161
- 5-8 Programming Guide 162
- Table 5-2. Errors (Continued) 162
- Programming Guide 5-9 163
- 5-10 Programming Guide 164
- Programming Guide Index-1 165
- Index-2 Programming Guide 166
- Programming Guide Index-3 167
- Index-4 Programming Guide 168
- Programming Guide Index-5 169
- Index-6 Programming Guide 170
- Programming Guide Index-7 171
- Index-8 Programming Guide 172
- 1-800-800-5281 173
Powiązane produkty i podręczniki dla Multimetry Agilent Technologies 53150A
Multimetry Agilent Technologies 34401A Dokumentacja
(482 strony)
(482 strony)
© 2020, manymanuals.pl. Wszelkie prawa zastrzeżone. | 0.075 s |
Manymanuals.com
Manymanuals.de
Manymanuals.fr
Manymanuals.it
Manymanuals.pl
Manymanuals.cz
Manymanuals.es
Manymanuals-pt.com
Komentarze do niniejszej Instrukcji