Diagnostic:custom:reference:temperature; Diagnostic:floor[:Configure]; Diagnostic:floor[:Configure] <Range>,(@<Ch_List>) - HP E1313A Manual

DIAGnostic

DIAGnostic:CUSTom:REFerence:TEMPerature

Usage

DIAGnostic:FLOor[:CONFigure]

Parameters
Comments
192 HP E1313/E1413 Command Reference
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DIAGnostic:CUSTom:REFerence:TEMPerature

Temperature Register contents, converts it to 32-bit floating point format and sends it to
the FIFO. This command is used to verify that the reference temperature is as expected
after measuring it using a custom reference temperature EU conversion table.
Your program must have EU table values stored in table_block.
Download the new reference EU table.
DIAG:CUST:PIEC < table_range
Designate channel as reference.
SENS:FUNC:CUST:REF <
Set up scan list sequence (channel 0 in this case).
ROUT:SEQ:DEF:LIST1 (@100,100)
Initiate, trigger, and retrieve data from FIFO.
INIT;TRIG;SENS:DATA:FIFO?
Dump reference temp register to FIFO.
DIAG:CUST:REF:TEMP
Read the diagnostic reference temperature value.
SENS:DATA:FIFO?
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autorange can select for channels in
Parameter Parameter
Name Type
range numeric (float32)
< >
ch_list channel list (string)
< >
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There are rare circumstances when it is difficult for the HP E1313/E1413 to
autorange correctly. The module selects the range depending on the input signal
6µS before the actual measurement is made on the selected channel. If, during
that time period, the input signal becomes greater than the selected range can
handle, the module returns an overflow reading (+
range (and lower range) for this channel, the module continues to autorange and
avoid the overflow reading condition.
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The < range > parameter: The HP E1313/E1413 has the five ranges: .0625 VDC,
.25 VDC, 1 VDC, 4 VDC, and 16 VDC. To select a range, specify the range value
(for example, 4 selects the 4 VDC range). If you specify a value larger than one
of the first four ranges, the HP E1313/E1413 selects the next higher range (for
example, 4.1 selects the 16 VDC range). Specifying a value larger than 16 causes
an error. Specifying 0 selects the lowest range (.0625 VDC).
extracts the current Reference
>,< table_block >,(@<
range ch_list
>,(@< >)
range ch_list
>,(@<
ch_list .
< >
Range of
Values
.0625 | .25 | 1 | 4 | 16
(See Comments below)
100 - 163
INFinity
ch_list >)
sets the lowest range that
>)
Default
Units
VDC
none
). By locking-out that
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