Agilent Technologies 667xA User's Guide

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Programming GuideGPIB DC Power SuppliesAgilent Technologies Models664xA, 665xA, 667xA and 668xA Agilent Part No.

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10 Remote ProgrammingSCPI MessagesThere are two types of SCPI messages, program and response.• A program message consists of one or more properly

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Remote Programming 11Figure 2-1. Command Message StructureThe basic parts of the message in Figure 2-1 are:Message Component ExampleHeaders VOLT

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12 Remote ProgrammingHeader Convention. In this manual, headers are emphasized with boldface type. The proper short form is shown inupper-case l

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Remote Programming 13Figure 2-2. Partial Command TreeActive Header PathIn order to properly traverse the command tree, you must understand the co

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14 Remote ProgrammingNote The SCPI parser traverses the command tree as described in Appendix A of the IEEE 488.2 standard.The "Enhanced Tree

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Remote Programming 15<NRf+>Expanded decimal format that includes <NRf>, MIN and MAX. Examples: 273273. 2.73E2 MAX. MIN and MAX are t

Page 8 - Accessing Online Help

16 Remote ProgrammingControlling OutputImportant The power supply responds simultaneously to both digital and analog programming inputs. If it is

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Remote Programming 17Saving and Recalling StatesYou can remotely save and recall operating states. See *SAV and *RCL in "Chapter 3 - Languag

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18 Remote ProgrammingNote The last query string can be handled without difficulty. However, should you request too many queries,the system may r

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Remote Programming 19Action Display ShowsPress Current addressPress new address keys New address replaces numbers on the displayPress Display r

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2Safety GuidelinesThe beginning of the power supply Operating Manual has a Safety Summary page. Be sure you are familiar with theinformation on that

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20 Remote ProgrammingDOS DriversTypes of DriversThe Agilent 82335A and National Instruments GP-IB are two popular DOS drivers. Each is briefly de

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Remote Programming 21Programming Some Power Supply FunctionsSAMPLE FOR POWER SUPPLY AT STAND-ALONE ADDRESS 6. SEQUENCE SETS UP CV MODE OPERATION,F

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22 Remote ProgrammingProgramming Some Power Supply Functions (continued)1220 CALL IOENTER (PS,OEVENT) ’Read back event bit1225 IF PCIB.ERR < &g

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Remote Programming 23Programming Some Power Supply Functions (continued)1130 ’Enable Status Byte OPER summary bit1135 CODES$ = "*SRE 128"

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24 Remote ProgrammingProgramming Some Power Supply Functions (continued)3030 WHILE C< >O3035 D$=MID$(OUTPUT$,I,C-I)3040 OUTPUT(X)=VAL(

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Language Dictionary 253Language DictionaryIntroductionThis section gives the syntax and parameters for all the IEEE 488.2 SCPI commands and the Co

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26 Language DictionaryDescription Of Common CommandsFigure 3-1 shows the common commands and queries. These commands are listed alphabetically in

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Language Dictionary 27• If *CLS immediately follows a program message terminator (<NL>), then the output queue and the MAV bitare also clear

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28 Language Dictionary*IDN?Identification QueryMeaning and TypeIdentification System InterfaceDescriptionThis query requests the power supply t

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Language Dictionary 29*OPC?Meaning and TypeOperation Complete Device StatusDescriptionThis query causes the interface to place an ASCII "1

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3Contents1. Introduction About this Guide ...

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30 Language DictionaryCommand Syntax *PSC <bool>Parameters 0 | 1 | OFF | ONExample *PSC 0 *PSC 1Query Syntax *PSC?Returned Parameters <

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Language Dictionary 31*RSTMeaning and TypeReset Device StateDescriptionThis command resets the power supply to a factory-defined state as defin

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32 Language Dictionary*SREMeaning and TypeService Request Enable Device InterfaceDescriptionThis command sets the condition of the Service Requ

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Language Dictionary 33Query Syntax *STB?Returned Parameters <NR1> (Register binary value)Related Commands (None)*TRGMeaning and TypeTrigger

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34 Language DictionaryDescription Of Subsystem CommandsFigure 3-2 is a tree diagram of the subsystem commands. Commands followed by a question ma

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Language Dictionary 35Current SubsystemThis subsystem programs the output current of the power supply.CURRCURR:TRIGThese commands set the immediat

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36 Language DictionaryDIG:DATAThis command sets and reads the power supply digital control port when that port is configured for Digital I/O opera

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Language Dictionary 37DISP:MODESwitches the display between its normal metering mode and a mode in which it displays text sent by the user. The c

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38 Language DictionaryInitiate SubsystemThis subsystem enables the trigger system. When a trigger is enabled, an event on a selected trigger sour

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Language Dictionary 39OUTP:PROTThere are two output protection commands that do the following:OUTP:PROT:CLEClears any OV (overvoltage), OC (overcu

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4 *RST...

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40 Language DictionaryOUTP:REL:POLDo not install or program the Agilent Relay Accessories if the power supply maximum output currentrating (see Ta

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Language Dictionary 41STAT:OPER:COND?This query returns the value of the Operation Condition register. That is a read-only register which holds t

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42 Language DictionarySTAT:PRESThis command sets all defined bits in the Status Subsystem PTR registers and clears all bits in the subsystem NTR a

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Language Dictionary 43Command Syntax STATus:QUEStionable:ENABle <NRf>Parameters 0 to 32727Suffix (None)Default Value 0Examples STAT:QUES:ENA

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44 Language DictionarySYST:LANGThis command switches the interface between its SCPI (TMSL) command language and its compatibility language. Theco

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Language Dictionary 45TRIG:SOURThis command selects the trigger source. Since the power supply has no other trigger source than the GPIB bus, thi

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46 Language DictionaryVOLT:PROTThis command sets the overvoltage protection (OVP) level of the power supply. If the output voltage exceeds the OV

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Language Dictionary 47Command SummaryCommand ParametersSubsystem CommandsMEAS:CURR[:DC]?(none)MEAS:VOLT[:DC]?(none)OUTP[:STAT] 0 | l | OFF|ONOUTP[

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48 Language DictionaryProgramming ParametersTable 3-1 list the programming parameters for each of the models.Table 3-1. Power Supply Programming

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Status Reporting 494Status ReportingPower Supply Status StructureFigure 4-1 shows the status register structure of the power supply. The Standard

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5 Standard Event Status Group...5

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50 Status ReportingTable 4-2. Bit Configurations of Status RegistersBit Signal Meaning Bit Signal MeaningOperation Status Group Standard Event St

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Status Reporting 51Questionable Status GroupRegister FunctionsThe Questionable Status registers record signals that indicate abnormal operation of

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52 Status ReportingSTATUS BYTE REGISTERThis register summarizes the information from all other status groups as defined in the "IEEE 488.2 St

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Status Reporting 53Table 4-4. Default Power On Register StatesRegister Condition Caused ByOperation PTR; Questionable PTR All bits = 1STAT:PREOpe

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54 Status ReportingTable 4-5. Generating RQS from the CC EventRegister Command CommentOperation PTRSTAT:OPER:PTR 1024Allows a positive transition

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Status Reporting 55SCPI Command CompletionSCPI commands sent to the power supply are processed either sequentially or in parallel. Sequential com

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Error Messages 575Error MessagesPower Supply Hardware Error MessagesFront panel error messages resulting from selftest errors or runtime failures

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58 Error MessagesTable 6-1. Summary of System Error Messages (continued)ErrorNumberError String [Description/Explanation/Examples]-141 Invalid ch

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SCPI Conformance Information 59ASCPI Conformance InformationNote See Chapter 3 - Language Dictionary for command syntax.SCPI VersionThis power su

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60 SCPI Conformance InformationNON-SCPI Commands1CAL:CURR[:DATA] CAL:VOLT:LEV OUTP:REL:POLCAL:CURR:LEV CAL:VOLT:PROT OUTP:REL:POL?CAL:CURR:MON [SO

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6Figures2-1. Command Message Structure...

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Compatibility Language 61BCompatibility LanguageThe Agilent Series 664xA, 665xA, 667xA, and 668xA Power Supplies are programatically compatible wi

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62 Compatibility LanguageTable B-1. ARPS CommandsARPS Command1Description Similar SCPICommandVSET xVSET xVVSET xMVThese commands program output vo

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Compatibility Language 63Table B-1. ARPS Commands (continued)ARPS Command1Description Similar SCPICommandRSTThis command resets the power supply i

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64 Compatibility LanguageTable B-1. ARPS Commands (continued)ARPS Command1Description Similar SCPICommandUNMASK?This command reads which bits in t

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Index 65IndexA<AARD> ...

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66 IndexEerror queue...

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Index 67Kkeyword (see header)Llanguage, Compatibility (see ARPS language)language, SCPI (see SCPI)local lockout command...

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68 IndexPparallel commands (see overlapped commands)programming accuracy (see Specifications in the User’s Guide) examples...

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Index 69Ssaved parameters...

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70 Index STAT:OPER?...

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Introduction 71IntroductionABOUT THIS GUIDEThis guide provides remote programming information for the following series of GPIB programmable power

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Index 71TTMSL ...

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72 Agilent Sales and Support OfficesAgilent Sales and Support OfficeFor more information about Agilent Technologies test and measurement products

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Manual UpdatesThe following updates have been made to this manual since the print revision indicated on the title page.4/1/00All references to HP have

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8 IntroductionPREREQUISITES FOR USING THIS GUIDEThis organization of this guide assumes that you know or can learn the following information:1. H

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Remote Programming 92Remote ProgrammingGPIB Capabilities Of The Power SupplyAll power supply functions except for setting the GPIB address are pro

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