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Agilent N516xA, N518xA, E8663B, E44x8C, and E82x7D Signal Generators Programming Guide 51
Using IO Interfaces
Using LAN
Using the front panel to configure an LXI Trigger on the MXG
The MXG is capable of reacting to an incoming LXI LAN Event by treating it as a trigger. The
following procedure describes how to set up the MXG sweep trigger to use an LXI event via the front
panel soft keys.
1. Select the LXI LAN trigger as the source for sweep triggers.
Press Sweep > More > Sweep Trigger > More > LXI LAN
2. Select a Trigger LAN Event.
Press Utility > More > LXI–B > Configure LXI Events > Configure LXI Trigger Events
3. Enable the Trigger LAN Event.
Press the Toggl e Eve nt Sta te softkey.
Using SCPI to configure an LXI Trigger on the MXG
The MXG is capable of reacting to an incoming LXI LAN Event by treating it as a trigger. The
following procedure describes how to set up the MXG sweep trigger to use an LXI event via SCPI.
1. Reset the MXG
Send the following SCPI command:
*RST
2. Select the LXI LAN trigger as the source for sweep triggers.
Send the following SCPI command:
:TRIGger:SOURce LAN3
3. Enable a Trigger LAN Event.
Send the following SCPI command:
:TRIGger:LXI:LAN:ENABled "LAN0",1
Verifying an LXI Trigger using LXI Interactive
Peer to peer message transmission can be verified by running LXI Interactive from a PC on the same
subnet as the MXG.
1. Open Interactive LXI.
From a PC connected to the same subnet as the instrument, go to Start > All Programs > Agilent IO
Libraries Suite > Utilities > Interactive LXI.
2. Choose LAN Event.
Select the desired LAN trigger from the Event ID dropdown menu.
3. Send LAN Event.
Press the Send button. This puts the trigger out on the line.
4. Monitor Response as on page 50.
This may be done assuming that the Output LAN event had been configured from the front panel
(page 49) or SCPI commands (page 50).
- Agilent Technologies 1
- E8257D PSG Signal Generators 1
- Programming Guide 1
- Change Record 2
- Contents 10
- Documentation Overview 11
- interfaces: 14
- Interfaces 16
- Agilent IO Libraries Suite 18
- Programming Languages 22
- Using the Web Browser 23
- Agilent MXG Web Server On 24
- ESG/PSG/E8663B Web Server On 24
- Preferences 29
- Getting Help (Agilent MXG) 30
- Getting Help (ESG/PSG/E8663B) 30
- Troubleshooting 31
- Error Messages 32
- Error Message Types 33
- 2 Using IO Interfaces 35
- Using IO Interfaces 36
- Using GPIB 36
- Set Up the GPIB Interface 37
- Verify GPIB Functionality 38
- GPIB Interface Terms 39
- Using LAN 41
- Setting Up the LAN Interface 42
- Setting up Private LAN 46
- Verifying LAN Functionality 46
- Using VXI–11 51
- Using Sockets LAN 52
- Using Telnet LAN 53
- Figure 2-7 Telnet 2000 Window 56
- Using FTP 57
- Figure 2-8 FTP Screen 58
- Using LXI 59
- Character Format Parameters 75
- If You Have Problems 75
- Using USB (Agilent MXG) 78
- Setting Up the USB Interface 79
- 3 Programming Examples 81
- Running C++ Programs 82
- Running C# Examples 83
- Running Basic Examples 83
- Running Java Examples 84
- Running MATLAB Examples 84
- Local Function 88
- Clear Function 88
- Output Function 89
- Programming Examples 100
- Figure 3-1 121
- VXI-11 Programming 124
- Sockets LAN Programming and C 128
- Queries for Lan Using Sockets 131
- Before Using the Examples 154
- Overview 161
- Status Register Bit Values 172
- Determining What to Monitor 173
- Deciding How to Monitor 173
- Status Register SCPI Commands 175
- Status Byte Group 179
- Status Byte Register 180
- Status Groups 181
- Standard Event Status Group 182
- STATus:OPERation:CONDition? 185
- Register) to 1 195
- Condition Register) to 1 201
- Condition register) to 1 204
- Understanding Waveform Data 211
- LSB and MSB (Bit Order) 212
- 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 213
- 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 213
- Byte Swapping 214
- DAC Input Values 214
- 2’s Complement Data Format 217
- I and Q Interleaving 217
- Waveform Structure 219
- Waveform Phase Continuity 221
- Waveform Memory 224
- Memory Allocation 226
- Memory Size 228
- Non–Volatile (NVWFM) Memory 230
- Option Size 230
- E4438C and E8267D 230
- Standard 3 MSa (15 MB) 230
- File Transfer Methods 231
- SCPI Command Line Structure 232
- FTP Procedures 236
- Creating Waveform Data 239
- Downloading Waveform Data 245
- Using Simulation Software 246
- Playing the Waveform 252
- Verifying the Waveform 253
- Using the Download Utilities 254
- E443xB Data Format 256
- Marker 3 and 4 bits 257
- C++ Programming Examples 259
- —Big and Little Endian Order 259
- _iq_c++.txt.” 259
- MATLAB Programming Examples 280
- _iq_ml.m.” 280
- HP Basic Programming Examples 292
- Mode Setup 300
- Signal Generator Memory 303
- Checking Available Memory 307
- Bit File Type Data 310
- Start block data 311
- Binary File Type Data 313
- User File Size 314
- Downloading User Files 318
- Modifying User File Data 324
- 2499 only) 329
- Understanding PRAM Files 333
- Viewing the PRAM Waveform 335
- PRAM File Size 336
- Extracting a PRAM File 342
- Modifying PRAM Files 344
- Data Requirements 345
- Data Limitations 345
- Save and Recall SCPI Commands 348
- User File Download Problems 363
- PRAM Download Problems 364
- Numerics 367
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