HP 34970A User Manual page 128

Data acquisition / switch unit
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Chapter 4 Features and Functions
Alarm Limits
You can control the slope of the pulse from the alarm outputs
(the selected configuration is used for all four outputs). In the
falling edge mode, 0V ( TTL low) indicates an alarm. In the rising edge
mode, +5V ( TTL high ) indicates an alarm. A Factory Reset (*RST
command) will reset the slope to falling edge.
Falling Edge
Rising Edge
Note: Changing the slope of the output lines may cause the lines
to change state.
Front-Panel Operation: To specify if you want to manually clear
all four alarm outputs, choose from the following items.
DO NOT CLEAR , CLEAR OUTPUTS
To select the output configuration for all four output lines, choose
from the following items.
LATCH ON FAIL , TRACK PASS/F
To configure the slope of all four output lines, choose from
the following items.
FAIL = HIGH , FAIL = LOW
Remote Interface Operation: To clear the specified output lines (or to
clear all four lines), use one of the following commands.
OUTPUT:ALARM2:CLEAR
OUTPUT:ALARM:CLEAR:ALL
To select the output configuration for all four output lines, use the
following command.
OUTPut:ALARm:MODE {LATCh|TRACk}
To configure the slope of all four output lines, use the following
command.
OUTPut:ALARm:SLOPe {NEGative|POSitive}
Clear alarm output line 2
Clear all four alarm outputs
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