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DIAGnostic
Usage
DIAGnostic:FLOor:DUMP
Comments
DIAGnostic:IEEE
Parameters
Comments
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selected range can handle, the module will return an overflow reading
(±INFinity). By locking-out that range (and lower ranges) for this channel, the
module can continue to auto-range and still avoid the overflow reading
condition.
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The <range> parameter: The HP E1415 has five ranges: .0625VDC, .25VDC,
1VDC, 4VDC, and 16VDC. To select a range, simply specify the range value
(for example, 4 selects the 4VDC range). If you specify a value larger than
one of the first four ranges, the HP E1415 selects the next higher range (for
example, 4.1 selects the 16VDC range). Specifying a value larger than 16
causes an error. Specifying 0 selects the lowest range (.0625VDC).
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Once a channel's auto range floor is set by DIAG:FLOOR, it remains until
reset by another DIAG:FLOOR command or the *RST command.
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A channel with an auto range floor can be manually ranged below the floor
(SENS:FUNC... commands). When the channel is returned to auto range, the
auto range floor setting is still in effect.
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Related Commands: DIAG:FLOOR:DUMP?, SENS:FUNC...
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Power-on and *RST Condition: DIAG:FLOOR .0625,(@100:163)
DIAG:FLOOR .25,(@100:104)
DIAGnostic:FLOor:DUMP
the FIFO.
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The format of the values returned from the FIFO with a SENS:DATA?
command will depend on the format chosen with the FORMat[:DATA]
command.
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Related commands: DIAG:FLOor, FORMat[:DATA], SENS:FUNC...
DIAGnostic:IEEE < mode >
Number) and ±INF value outputs. This command was created for the HP VEE
platform.
Parameter
Parameter
Name
Type
mode
boolean (uint 16)
When <mode> is set to 1, the module can return ±INF and NAN values
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channels 0-4 can range no lower than .25
places the auto range floor value for all 64 channels into
enables (1) or disables (0) IEEE-754 NAN (Not A
Range of
Values
Default
Units
0 | 1
volts
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