Fluke 4322 Operator's Manual page 109

CALC:LIM:UPP[?] [limit] or CALCULATE:LIMIT:UPPER[?] [limit]
Read or set the upper limit for set-points in the current displayed pressure units after they are
requested. Pressure generation will abort and an alarm will sound if the pressure is above this
limit. This limit should be used to prevent over pressure of a device under test.
Read Example
: CALC1:LIM:UPP?
Response:
10500.00
Set Example:
CALC:LIM:UPP 1100
INP:TYPE[?] [type] or INPUT:TYPE[?] [type]
Read or set the supply input type. This specifies what type of supply will be used within the
pressure range where either input type is valid. type can be INTERNAL, INTERN,
EXTERNAL, or EXTERN. This setting only applies to the span of pressure that both
INTERNAL (pump) and EXTERN (external gas source) can operate within (typically 4 psi to
300 psi)
Read Example:
INP:TYPE?
Response:
INTERNAL
Set Example:
INP:TYPE EXTERNAL
MEAS[x]:PRES? or MEASURE[x]:PRESSURE?
Reads the pressure for the active or for the specified sensor. The response is sent in the current
pressure measurement unit and reference mode in the currently set resolution when the next
measurement is available. The Barometer pressure response is always in absolute mode when set
to full resolution.
If a sensor is not specified using the suffix 'x', then the pressure of the currently active sensor is
replied. Otherwise, the suffix 'x' specifies the sensor to access:
x: 1
Sensor 10 kpsig
Inactive sensors may be at atmospheric pressure. Care must be used when the sensor with the
suffix 'x' is selected as the response may not reflect the true pressure of the Controller.
Example:
MEAS:PRES?
Response:
100.02
Example:
MEAS5:PRES?
Response:
13.9234
MEAS[x]:PRES:ALL? or MEASURE[x]:PRESSURE:ALL?
Reads the last known pressure of all three elements of the active or the specified sensor followed
by the Barometer measurement. The response is sent in the current pressure measurement unit
and reference mode in the currently set resolution when the next measurement is available. The
pressures are typically used for recalibration of the sensors
If a sensor is not specified with the suffix 'x', then the pressure of the currently active sensor is
replied. Otherwise, the suffix 'x' specifies the sensor to access:
x: 1
Sensor 10 kpsig
Example:
MEAS2:PRES:ALL?
Response:
100.020, 100.024, 100.013, 14.2354
2 3
1500 psig 100 psig
2 3
1500 psig 100 psig
Remote Operation
Remote Operation Commands
4 5
21.5 psia Barometer
4
21.5 psia
5
5-11