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To Set HP-IB Addresses
lb communicate via HP-& each external device must have a unique address
and the network analyzer must recognize each address. 'lb check or set each
external device's actual address, refer to the device's manual (most addresses
are set with switches).
The following are examples of how to check or set the device's recognized
address on the network analyzer:
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Printer: press (j-1 S~t&$ ?Zupy Port . Use the front panel knob
to highlight the line that reads HP Printer PCL HP-IB. Press S&&t .
The second line of the screen displays settings: in this case the address.
The default address is 5, however most printers are factory set to address
1 (one). 'lb change the recognized address, press PrinWr
Plotter: press [HARDCOPYI) Seloc% CuPy Port . Use the front panel knob
to highlight the line that reads HP Plotter HPGL HP-IB. Press Select .
The second line of the screen displays settings: in this case the address.
The default address is 5 and most plotters are factory set to address 5
(Eve), so changing the address is probably not necessary. 'lb change the
recognized address, press PMnt@r B&LB A&lr (number)
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Only one hardcopy HP-IB address can be set at a time. Changing the printer address, for example,
changes the plotter to the same address.
HP 8712C or HP 8714C: press
address will appear (the default is 16). To change the address, press
Step 4. Configure the Analyzer
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SYSTEM OPTIONS
Installing the Analyzer
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