Fluke 1551A Ex Instruction Sheet page 2

Command
*IDN?
CAL:DEV:DATE
<year>,<month>,<day>
CAL:DEV:SI ON|OFF
CAL:USER:ADJ<n> <value>
CAL:USER:LOW <temp>
CAL:USER:HIGH <temp>
CAL:USER:TEMP<n> <temp>
CAL:USER:ZERO <temp>
CALC:AVER:CLE
CALC:AVER<n>:DATA?
Table 1. List of All Commands
Returns the instrument identification string that indicates the
manufacturer, model number, serial number, and code firmware version.
Sets the last calibration date for the device. The <year> parameter is a
four-digit number, 2000 to 2099. The <month> parameter is a one or
two-digit number, 1 to 12. The <day> parameter is a one or two-digit
number, 1 to 31. This command is password protected.
Sets the SI units lock. The parameter is either OFF or ON. This
command is password protected.
Sets the adjustment at one of the calibration temperature points for a
manual calibration. Number <n> specifies the low-temperature
calibration point (1), mid-range calibration point (2), or high-temperature
calibration point (3). The parameter <value> is the temperature
adjustment in degrees Celsius. This command is password protected.
Automatically calibrates the low range of the Product. The probe
temperature must be held at a constant, known temperature near the
low end of the range. The <temp> value is the temperature in degrees
Celsius or Fahrenheit that the Product should be displaying after it is
calibrated. This command is password protected. The Product
temperature units must match the units of the <temp> value.
Automatically calibrates the high range of the product. The probe
temperature must be held at a constant, known temperature in degrees
Celsius or Fahrenheit near the high end of the range. The <temp> value
is the temperature that the Product should be displaying after it is
calibrated. This command is password protected. The Product
temperature units must match the units of the <temp> value.
Sets one of the calibration temperature points for a manual calibration.
Number <n> specifies the low-temperature calibration point (1), mid-
range calibration point (2), or high-temperature calibration point (3). The
parameter <temp> is the temperature of the calibration point in degrees
Celsius. This command is password protected.
Automatically calibrates the center of the range of the product. The
probe temperature must be held at a constant, known temperature near
0 °C. The <temp> value is the temperature in degrees Celsius or
Fahrenheit that the Product should be displaying after it is calibrated.
This command is password protected. The Product temperature units
must match the units of the <temp> value.
Resets the minimum and maximum to the present reading, and clears
the stability trend history.
Returns the value of a statistical calculation. The AVER suffix, <n>,
specifies the calculation type as follows:
1 Maximum
2 Minimum
3 Trend
Maximum is returned if no suffix number is given.
Remote Communications
Command Explanation
SCPI Commands
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