Fluke 9100 User Handbook Manual page 43

6.6.4.7
[SOUR]:RES[:LEVE][:IMM][:AMPL](?)
Purpose
This command selects Resistance hardware.
<DNPD>
The 'decimal numeric program data' is a number which sets the required output resistance, expressed in units of Ohms. It will
automatically choose the 'best' hardware range for the defined resistance output.
For details of local operation and parameter limitations, refer to Volume 1, Section 4, Sub-Section 4.7 (Resistance).
Response to Query Version
The instrument will return the present resistance output value. The returned number will be in standard scientific format (for
example: 200k would be returned as 2.0E5)
6.6.4.8
[SOUR]:RES:UUT_I(?)
Purpose
In the synthesized resistance technology used in the 9100, the current sourced from the UUT must fall within certain spans of values
for each commanded resistance value. For UUTs producing source currents which are larger than the values in the 'Low' (default)
span, the greater current can be accommodated by selecting 'HIGH' or 'SUPER'.
The RES:UUT_I {LOW|HIGH|SUPer} command is used to switch between the three current configurations. There is no
default setting; refer to Volume 1 of this User's Handbook, Section 4, Sub-section 4.7, paras 4.7.5.7 for a description of UUT_I
current tracking during Resistance span changes.
<CPD>
The 'character program data' performs the required action. Refer to Volume 1, Section 4, paras 4.7.5.7, for a description of the current
limits and output voltage limitation.
• LOW will select the UUT source current 'Low' limits.
• HIGH will select the UUT source current 'High' limits.
• will select the UUT source current 'Super' limits.
SUPer
Response to Query Version
The 9100 will return either LOW, HIGH or SUP, dependent on the active limits selection.
<DNPD>
<CPD>{LOW|HIGH|SUPer}
Section 6: 9100 System Operation — SCPI Language
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