Wavetek 75 Instruction Manual page 51

Function
Sample
Frequency
Amplitude
Offset
Burst Count
Start
Address
Stop
Address
Sync
Address
Ramp Rate
ARB Address
ARB Data
Calibration
Set Break
Point
Clear Brk
Point
ASCII
Character
Table 3-2. Programming Reference Guide
Description
The character 'F' followed by a number value programs the sample frequency
in hertz. An 'E'designatesexponent. Validfrequencyvalues are 2E
-
2 to 2E
+
6.
This is the same as the SAMPL soft key.
The character 'A' followed by a number value programs the peak amplitude into
the 50R impedance at the ARB Out connector. Valid amplitude values are 5E
-
3
to 5.1. This is the same as the AMPL soft key.
The character 'D' followed by a number value programs the offset voltage into
50 R at the ARB Out connector. Valid offset values are
-
5.10 to
+
5.10. This
is the same as the OFFSET soft key.
The character 'U' followed by a number value programs the number of cycles
in the burst. The count number can be from 1 to 1,048,575 cycles. This is the
same as the BURST soft key.
The character 'T' followed by a number programs the waveform start address.
The valid start addresses are 0 to 81 91. This has the same function as the START
soft key.
The character 'P' followed by a number programs the waveform stop address.
The valid stop addresses are 0 to 81 91. This has the same function as the STOP
soft key.
The character 'S' followed by a number programs the waveform SYNC address.
The valid sync addresses are 0 to 81 91. This has the same function as the sync
soft key.
The character 'M' followed by a number programs the ramp rate for the return
feature. Valid range is 0 to 100 and represents mslstep. Same as the RAMP soft
key.
The character 'K' followed by a number sets the waveform address for sending
or receiving waveform data to or from the Model 75. This had no direct effect
on waveform output. Valid range is 0 to 8191.
The character 'L' followed by a number sets onedata point at the current waveform
address and increments the address by one. Valid range is
-
2047 to
+
2047.
The character 'N' followed by a number sets the offset calibration constant and
should only be used for calibrating the instrument. Same as the CAL soft key.
Valid range is
-
51 2 to
+
51 2.
The character 'V' followed by a number sets a break point at the address specified
by the number. Valid range is 0 to 8191.
The character ' W ' followed by a number clears the break point at the specified
address. Valid range is 0 to 81 91.
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