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HP 53131A/132A 225 MHz Programming Manual (330 pages)

225 MHz Universal Counter

Brand: HP | Category: Cash Counter | Size: 3.99 MB

Programming Guide
3
Table of Contents
5
Before You Start

13
- Introduction
  
  14
- Differences between Prior and Current Revisions of the HP 53131A/132A
  
  15
  - HP 53131A Containing Firmware Revisions (3317, 3335, or 3402)
    15
  - HP 53132A Time Interval Delay Arming
    17
- Getting Started
  
  18
- How to Use this Guide
  
  18
  - New Users
    18
    
    What You Should Understand
    18
    
    Learning to Program the Counter
    19
  - Experienced Programmers
    19
  - Applications
    20
- Programming Guide Contents
  
  21
- Assumptions
  
  21
- Related Documentation
  
  22
Chapter 2 Command Summary Introduction

26
Chapter 3 Programming Your Universal Counter for Remote Operation

69
Command Reference

167
- Introduction
  
  168
- Abort Command
  
  170
- Calculate Subsystems
  
  171
- Calculate[1] Subsystem
  
  173
  - Calculate[1]:Math Subtree
    175
- Calculate2 Subsystem
  
  177
  - Calculate2:Limit Subtree
    178
- Calculate3 Subsystem
  
  185
  - Calculate3:Average Subtree
    185
  - Calculate3:Lfilter Subtree
    189
- Calibration Subsystem
  
  192
  - Calibration:security Subtree
    194
- Configure Subsystem
  
  196
- Device Clear
  
  197
- Diagnostic Subsystem
  
  198
- Display Subsystem
  
  203
- Fetch Subsystem
  
  206
- Format Subsystem
  
  207
- Group Execute Trigger (GET)
  
  208
- Hcopy Subsystem
  
  209
- Initiate Subsystem
  
  210
- Input[1|2] Subsystem
  
  214
- Input3 Subsystem
  
  216
- Measure Subsystem
  
  217
- Measurement Instructions (:Configure, :Fetch, :Measure, :READ)
  
  218
  - Using :Measure
    241
  - Using :Configure with :READ
    242
  - Using :Configure with :Initiate and :Fetch
    242
  - Firmware Revision Work-Around Commands
    243
- Memory Subsystem
  
  245
- [:Sense] Subsystem
  
  246
- Status Subsystem
  
  273
  - Status:operation Subtree
    273
  - Status:questionable Subtree
    276
- System Subsystem
  
  280
  - System:communicate Subtree
    280
- Trace Subsystem
  
  285
- Trigger Subsystem
  
  287
- CAL? (Calibration Query)
  
  288
- CLS (Clear Status Command)
  
  289
- DDT <Arbitrary Block> (Define Device Trigger Command)
  
  290
- DMC <String>, <Arbitrary Block> (Define Macro Command)
  
  291
- EMC <Nrf> (Enable Macro Command)
  
  292
- EMC? (Enable Macro Query)
  
  292
- ESE <Nrf
  
  293
- ESE? (Standard Event Status Enable Query)
  
  293
- ESR? (Event Status Register Query)
  
  294
- GMC? <String> (Get Macro Contents Query)
  
  295
- IDN? (Identification Query)
  
  296
- LMC? (Learn Macro Query)
  
  297
- OPC (Operation Complete Command)
  
  298
- OPC? (Operation Complete Query)
  
  299
- OPT? (Option Identification Query)
  
  300
- PMC (Purge Macro Command)
  
  301
- RCL <Nrf> (Recall Command)
  
  302
- RST (Reset Command)
  
  303
- SAV <Nrf> (Save Command)
  
  304
- SRE <Nrf> (Service Request Enable Command)
  
  305
- SRE? (Service Request Enable Query)
  
  305
- STB? (Status Byte Query)
  
  306
- TRG (Trigger Command)
  
  307
- TST? (Self-Test Query)
  
  308
- WAI (Wait-To-Continue Command)
  
  309
Errors

311
- Introduction
  
  312
- Displaying Errors
  
  312
- Reading an Error
  
  312
- Error Queue
  
  313
- Error Types
  
  314
  - No Error
    314
  - Command Error
    314
  - Execution Error
    315
  - Device- or Counter-Specific Error
    315
  - Query Error
    316

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User Manuals: HP 53131A/132A 225 MHz Universal Counter

HP 53131A/132A 225 MHz Programming Manual (330 pages)

Table of Contents

Before You Start

Introduction

Differences between Prior and Current Revisions of the HP 53131A/132A

Getting Started

How to Use this Guide

Programming Guide Contents

Assumptions

Related Documentation

Chapter 2 Command Summary Introduction

Front Panel to SCPI Command Maps

HP 53131A/132A Command Summary

RST Response

Chapter 3 Programming Your Universal Counter for Remote Operation

Introduction

Configuring the HP-IB

Overview of Command Types and Formats

Elements of SCPI Commands

Using Multiple Commands

Overview of Response Message Formats

Status Reporting

Command Settings for Optimizing Throughput

How to Program the Counter for Status Reporting

How to Program the Counter to Display Results

How to Program the Counter to Synchronize Measurements

How to Program the Counter for Math/Limit Operations

How to Program the Counter to Define Macros

Writing SCPI Programs

Programming Examples

Command Reference

Introduction

Abort Command

Calculate Subsystems

Calculate[1] Subsystem

Calculate2 Subsystem

Calculate3 Subsystem

Calibration Subsystem

Configure Subsystem

Device Clear

Diagnostic Subsystem

Display Subsystem

Fetch Subsystem

Format Subsystem

Group Execute Trigger (GET)

Hcopy Subsystem

Initiate Subsystem

Input[1|2] Subsystem

Input3 Subsystem

Measure Subsystem

Measurement Instructions (:Configure, :Fetch, :Measure, :READ)

Memory Subsystem

[:Sense] Subsystem

Status Subsystem

System Subsystem

Trace Subsystem

Trigger Subsystem

CAL? (Calibration Query)

CLS (Clear Status Command)

DDT <Arbitrary Block> (Define Device Trigger Command)

DMC <String>, <Arbitrary Block> (Define Macro Command)

EMC <Nrf> (Enable Macro Command)

EMC? (Enable Macro Query)

ESE <Nrf

ESE? (Standard Event Status Enable Query)

ESR? (Event Status Register Query)

GMC? <String> (Get Macro Contents Query)

IDN? (Identification Query)

LMC? (Learn Macro Query)

OPC (Operation Complete Command)

OPC? (Operation Complete Query)

OPT? (Option Identification Query)

PMC (Purge Macro Command)

RCL <Nrf> (Recall Command)

RST (Reset Command)

SAV <Nrf> (Save Command)

SRE <Nrf> (Service Request Enable Command)

SRE? (Service Request Enable Query)

STB? (Status Byte Query)