Fluke 5520A Operator's Manual page 258

5520A
Operators Manual
Character String Follow the instructions above and after the character string, add a \n
for CR or \r for LF or both, where the alpha character is entered in lower case. For
example, in the terminal mode to send the string REMS in this format with both CR and
LF, the command would be UUT_SEND "REMS\n\r". In the computer mode where
commands are entered as part of a command string, use double quotes to show
embedded quotes. For example, "uut_send "REMS\n\r"" ".
The following characters and commands may be implemented as described above:
UUT_SENDB
(Send UUT Binary Data command) Send binary data to the UUT serial port (Calibrator
rear panel SERIAL 2 to UUT serial port). Use the UUT_SEND command instead of
sending ASCII data. The command may be sent over gpib or RS-232 ports, but applies to
SERIAL 2 TO UUT serial port operation.
Parameter:
Example:
Send the ASCII characters "*IDN?" followed by a new line (ASCII 10) to the UUT
serial port.
UUT_SET
(UUT Serial Port Set command) Sets the RS-232-C settings for the Calibrator rear panel
SERIAL 2 TO UUT serial port, which is saved in the Calibrator non-volatile memory.
(While saving configuration data in the non-volatile memory, a period of about 2
seconds, the Calibrator does not respond to remote commands.) (To set the parameters
for the rear panel SERIAL 1 FROM HOST serial port, see the SP_SET command.) The
factory default values are shown below in bold type. (To return to the factory defaults,
see the FORMAT SETUP command.)
The interface selection sets the command response, with command echo back with
TERM (terminal) and no echo back with COMP (computer).
Parameters:
Example:
Set the parameters for the rear panel SERIAL 2 TO UUT serial port to the factory
default values.
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Carriage Return
^J
Line Feed
^M
Tab
Tab
Backspace
^H
Form Feed
^L
x x
IEEE-488 RS-232
Comma separated integers to send (maximum of 10)
UUT_SENDB 42,73,68,78,63,10
x x
IEEE-488 RS-232
<baud rate value>,
<flow control>,
<number data bits>,
<number stop bits>, SBIT1 (1 bit) or SBIT2 (2 bits)
<parity>
UUT_SET 9600,XON,DBIT8,SBIT1,PNONE
\n
\r
\t
\b
\f
x x
Sequential
x x
Sequential Overlapped
300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600
XON (xon/xoff), NOSTALL (none), RTS (rts/cts)
DBIT7 (7 bits) or DBIT8 (8 bits)
PNONE (none), PODD (odd),PEVEN (even)
x
Overlapped Coupled
x
Coupled