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Anritsu ML2438A Operation And Programming Manual

Anritsu ML2438A Operation And Programming Manual (314 pages)

Power Meter

Brand: Anritsu | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1-General Information

21
Chapter 2-Installation

23
- Initial Inspection
  23
- Sensor Handling
  23
- Power Requirements
  23
  - AC Line Power
    23
  - DC Power
    23
  - Battery Power
    24
  - Fuses
    24
  - Grounding
    24
- Environmental Requirements
  24
- Rack Mounting
  25
- Battery Charging, Removal and Replacement
  25
- Storage and Shipment
  27
  - Preparation for Storage
    27
  - Environmental Requirements
    27
- Preparing for Shipment
  27
Chapter 3-Memory And Security Considerations

29
Chapter 4-Connections

31
- Front Panel Connectors
  31
  - Calibrator Connector
    31
  - Sensor a Connector
    31
  - Sensor B Connector (ML2438A Only)
    32
- Rear Panel Connectors
  32
Chapter 5-Front Panel Operation

35
- ML2437A/38A OM/PM PN: 10585-00001 Rev. P
  35
- Front Panel Controls
  36
- Power-On Procedure
  37
- Sensor Menu
  39
  - Setup
    39
  - Calfactor
    40
  - Averaging
    43
  - Offset
    45
  - Duty Cycle
    46
  - Rng Hold [RGH]
    46
- Channel Menu
  47
  - Setup
    47
  - Rel 1 [REL]
    48
  - Rel 2 [REL]
    48
  - Limits
    48
- Trigger Menu
  50
  - Setup
    51
- System Menu
  56
  - Setup
    56
  - Profile
    57
  - Power Vs. Time
    58
  - Source Sweep
    59
  - Control
    60
  - Display
    64
  - Sound
    65
  - Print [PRINT]
    66
  - Battery
    66
  - Rear Panel
    67
  - Graphics
    70
  - Secure [SECURE]
    71
  - Identity [*IDN, OI]
    71
- Cal/Zero Menu
  72
  - Zero/Cal
    72
  - Cal 0 Dbm [CAL]
    72
  - Zero [ZERO]
    72
  - Rf On/Off [Rfcal]
    72
  - Ext V [VZERO]
    72
Chapter 6-Procedures

73
- Power Measurement
  73
- Zeroing the Sensor
  73
- Sensor Calibration
  74
- Sensor Zero/Cal
  74
- Performance Verification
  75
- Printer Connection
  75
- GPIB Remote Operation
  75
- Serial Remote Operation
  76
- RS232 Modem Support
  77
- 6-10 Profile Operation Mode
  82
  - Typical Setup
    82
  - Scaling
    83
  - Cursor Readout
    83
  - Triggered Measurements
    84
  - Control of X-Axis - Width of Profile - Sample Time
    85
  - Advanced Triggering and Setup Options
    86
- Source Sweep Mode
  87
  - Frequency Sweep Mode
    87
  - Power Sweep Mode
    87
  - Source Sweep Graph
    88
  - Using an Anritsu Synthesizer
    88
- 6-12 Power Vs. Time Mode
  89
- 6-13 User Cal Factors
  89
  - Example Procedure
    90
  - Readout Mode
    90
- 6-14 Optimizing Readings
  91
  - DISP ON/OFF Command
    92
  - FAST ON/OFF Command
    93
  - Using Buffered Requests
    93
  - Changing Measurement Modes
    94
  - An Example Program in C
    95
- 6-15 Operator Maintenance
  96
  - Software Loader Instructions
    96
Chapter 7-Measurement Examples

97
Chapter 8-GPIB Operation

131
- Data I/O Formats
  131
  - Nr1
    132
  - Nr2
    132
  - Nr3
    133
  - Nrf
    133
  - String
    133
  - Arbitrary ASCII
    133
  - Arbitrary Block
    133
- Query Commands
  134
- GPIB PC Card Setup
  134
  - GPIB Device Template
    134
- Using 488.1 GPIB
  135
  - Device Clear (DCL) and Selected Device Clear (SDC)
    135
  - Device Trigger (GET)
    135
  - Goto Local (GTL)
    135
  - Interface Clear (IFC)
    135
  - Serial Poll
    135
- Using 488.2 GPIB
  136
- 488.2 Command Format
  136
  - Status Byte
    136
  - Event Status Bit (ESB)
    136
  - Message Available Bit (MAV)
    137
  - Getting a Reading
    138
  - Service Request Status (SRQ)
    138
  - Rgh
    138
  - Lim
    138
  - Mav
    138
  - Esb
    138
- Functional Groups
  139
  - Bnc
    139
  - Calibration
    139
  - Channel
    139
  - Data Output
    139
  - Display
    139
  - Gpib 488.2
    139
  - GPIB Setup
    139
  - GPIB Trigger
    139
  - Profile Setup
    140
  - Sensor
    140
  - System
    140
  - Trigger
    140
- Ml24Xxa Native Commands
  141
- GT0 (Set to Ignore the Group Execute Trigger (GET) Command)
  176
- GT1 (Set 'GET' Command to TR1 Type (Immediate) Trigger)
  176
- GT2 (Set 'GET' Command to TR2 Type (Settling Delay) Trigger)
  176
- GTARM (Set Profile Trigger Arming)
  176
- GTDLY (Set Profile Trigger Sample Delay)
  177
- GTGW (Set Profile Trigger Gate Width)
  177
- GTLVL (Set Profile Trigger Level)
  177
- GTSRC (Set Profile Trigger Source)
  178
- GTTYP (Set Profile Trigger Type)
  178
- GTXTTL (Set Profile External Trigger Edge)
  179
- HLIM (Set High Limits)
  180
- HLIMS (Turn On/Off High Limits)
  180
- IBBLP (Blanking Active TTL Level)
  180
- KEYCK (Turn Key Click Sound on or Off)
  181
- LINK (Trigger Linking)
  181
- LLIMS (Turn On/Off Low Limits)
  182
- MMRST (Min Max Tracking Reset)
  183
- MNGDB (Output Min Graph Binary Data)
  183
- MNGD (Output Min Graph Data)
  183
- MNMXS (Track Min and Max Values)
  184
- MODDEL (Modem Redial Delay Time)
  184
- MODINIT (Initialize Modem)
  184
- MODLIM (Autodial Enable for Limits Failure)
  184
- MODPH (Autodial Phone Number)
  185
- MODPWR (Autodial Enable for Power On)
  185
- MODRED (Redial Count)
  185
- MODRNG (Autodial Enable for Range Error)
  186
- MXGDB (Output Max Graph Binary Data)
  186
- MXGD (Output Max Graph Data)
  186
- O (Return Display Channel Reading)
  187
- OBACM (AC Mod Output Polarity Configuration)
  187
- OBCH (BNC Output Port Channel Configuration)
  187
- OBDSP (BNC Analog Output Display Stop Value)
  188
- OBDST (BNC Analog out Display Start Value)
  188
- OBMD (BNC Output Mode Select)
  189
- OBPL (BNC Pass/Fail Pass Level)
  189
- OBVSP (BNC Analog Output Stop Voltage Scale)
  190
- OBVST (BNC Analog Output Start Voltage Scale)
  190
- OBZL (BNC RF Blanking Output Level When Zeroing)
  190
- OFFCLR (Clear an Offset Table)
  190
- OFFFIX Offset Fixed Value
  191
  - OFFTBL (Specify the Table Used to Apply Offsets to the Sensor)
    191
  - OFFTBU (Updates an Offset Table)
    192
  - OFFTYP (Offset Type to Use)
    193
  - OFFVAL (Sensor Offset Value)
    193
  - OGBD (Output Graph Binary Data)
    193
  - OGD (Output Graph Data)
    194
  - OGSD (Output Valid Samples Array (Power Vs. Time Mode Only))
    194
  - OI (Output Device Identification)
    194
  - ON (Output Number of Channel Readings)
    195
  - OPMD (Ml243Xa Operation Mode)
    195
  - PRINT (Send Details to the Connected Printer.)
    196
  - RCD (Range Calibrator Data Request)
    196
  - REL (Relative Control)
    197
  - RFCAL (Turn RF Reference Calibrator on or OFF)
    197
  - RGH (Range Hold Sensor)
    197
  - RSBAUD (RS232 Baud Rate)
    198
  - RSMODE (RS232 Operating Mode)
    198
  - SECURE (Secure System State)
    198
  - SENMM (Sensor Measurement Mode)
    199
  - SENMO (Universal Sensor Operation Mode)
    199
  - SENSTL (Set Sensor Settle Percentage)
    200
  - SENTYP (Return Sensor Information)
    200
  - SRCMOD (Source Sweep Mode)
    200
  - SRCSPFRQ (Source Sweep Stop Frequency)
    200
  - SRCSPPWR (Source Sweep Stop Power)
    201
  - SRCSTAT (Source Sweep Mode Status Request)
    201
  - SRCSTFRQ (Source Sweep Start Frequency)
    201
  - SRCSTPWR (Source Sweep Start Power)
    201
  - START (Initial Startup Self Test Command)
    202
  - STATUS (Status Message)
    203
  - STERR (Returns Results of POST or *TST?)
    205
  - SYSLD (Load Saved Setup Store over the GPIB)
    205
  - SYSLNM (Saved Set Naming)
    206
  - SYSRD (Output the Saved Setup over the GPIB)
    206
  - TEXT (User Text Command)
    207
  - TEXTS (User Text Display Command)
    207
  - TR0 (Trigger Hold Mode)
    207
  - TR1 (Trigger Immediate)
    208
  - TR2 (Trigger with a Settling Delay)
    208
  - TR3 Trigger Free Run
    209
  - TRGARM (Trigger Arming)
    209
  - TRGDLY (Trigger Sample Delay)
    210
  - TRGGW (Set Trigger Gate Width)
    210
  - TRGLVL (Set Trigger Level)
    211
  - TRGMODE (Change Trigger Mode)
    211
  - TRGSRC (Set Trigger Source)
    212
  - TRGTYP (Set Trigger Type)
    212
  - TRGXTTL (Set External Trigger Edge Type)
    213
  - VZERO (Zero the BNC Input Connector)
    213
  - ZERO (Zero the Selected Sensor)
    213
- GPIB Emulation Modes
  214
  - Zeroing a Sensor
    214
  - Sensor Ranges
    214
  - Output Format
    214
- 8-10 ML4803A Emulation Commands
  215
- HP436A Emulation Commands
  227
  - (Disable Cal Factor)
    227
  - (Enable Cal Factor)
    227
  - 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5 (Set Sensor Operating Range)
    227
  - Auto Range)
    227
  - A (Wat)
    227
  - B (Db (Rel)
    228
  - C (Db (Ref)
    228
  - D (Db)
    228
  - EMUL (Select Emulation Mod)
    228
  - H (Hold Mod)
    229
  - I (Trigger Without Settling)
    229
  - R (Free Run Mod)
    229
  - T (Trigger with Settling)
    229
  - Free Run Mode with Settling)
    229
  - Z (Zero Sensor)
    230
  - Output Format
    230
- 8-12 HP437B Emulation Commands
  232
  - CLS (Clear GPIB Status Byte)
    233
  - ESE (Set the Event Status Register Enable Mask)
    233
  - ESE? (Return Event Status Register Enable Mask)
    235
  - ESR? (Event Status Register Request)
    235
  - RST (Reset Device)
    235
  - SRE (Setup Service Request Enable Register)
    235
  - SRE? (Return Service Request Enable Register)
    235
  - STB? (Return Status Byte Register)
    236
  - TST? (Self Test)
    236
  - Set SRE Mask)
    236
  - CL (Cal Adjust)
    237
  - CS (Clear All Status Byte)
    237
  - CT (Clear the Cal Factor Table)
    237
  - DA (Display All)
    237
  - DC (Duty Cycle State)
    238
  - DD (Display Disable)
    238
  - DE (Display Enable)
    238
  - DF (Display Disable)
    238
  - DR (Set GPIB Address)
    238
  - DY (Duty Cycle)
    239
  - EMUL (GPIB Emulation Mode)
    239
  - EN (Enter Command)
    240
  - EX (Exit Cal Factor Table Mode)
    240
  - FA (Auto Average)
    240
  - FH (Average Hold)
    241
  - FM (Set Average Value)
    241
  - FR (Frequency of the Input Signal)
    241
  - GT (Set Group Trigger)
    242
  - ID (Return Identification String)
    242
  - IDN? (HP437B Identity Request)
    242
  - KB (Calibration Factor)
    243
  - LG (Set Log Units)
    243
  - LH (Set High Limit)
    243
  - LL (Set Low Limit)
    243
  - LM (Limits Check State)
    244
  - LN (Set Linear Units)
    244
  - OC (Set Calibrator State)
    244
  - OD (Output the Display)
    244
  - OF (Offset State)
    245
  - OI (Return Identification String)
    245
  - OS (Set Offset Value)
    245
- PR (Preset the Unit)
  245
- RA (Auto Range)
  245
- RC (Recall Setup)
  246
- RE (Set Decimal Point Resolution)
  246
- RF (Set the Reference Cal Factor Value for a Table)
  246
- RH (Range Hold)
  246
- RL (Relative Mode)
  247
- RM (Range Hold Set)
  247
- RV (Service Request Mask Value)
  247
- SE (Select Cal Factor Table)
  247
- SM (Status Message)
  248
- ST (Store Setup)
  249
- SV (Save Cal Factor Table)
  249
- TR0 (Trigger Hold Mode)
  249
- TR1 (Trigger Immediate)
  250
- TR2 (Trigger with a Settling Delay)
  250
- TR3 (Trigger Free Run)
  250
- ZE (Zero Sensors)
  250
  - ID (HP Identity Request)
    252
  - BP (Set Single Sensor B Display)
    253
    
    DE (Display Enable)
    254
    
    FH (Average Hold)
    255
    
    KB (Calibration Factor)
    256
    
    LN (Set Linear Units)
    257
    
    PR (Preset the Unit)
    258
    
    RL (Relative Mode)
    259
    
    SM (Status Message)
    260
  - TR0 (Trigger Hold Mode)
    261
- Programming Examples
  262
  - Get Graph Data
    263
  - Status Register Control
    264
  - Binary Output Message Decoding
    266
    
    A-1 Getting Support
    271
    
    B-1 System Configuration
    273
    
    B-2 System Defaults
    275
    
    B-3 System Error Messages
    282
    
    B-4 Calibration and Zero Error Codes
    284
    
    C-1 ML24XXA Quick Reference
    285
Appendix A-Technical Support

286
Appendix B-Specifications

286
Appendix C-Gpib Quick Reference

286
- Data Output Functional Group Commands
  286
- Display Functional Group Commands
  287
- GPIB Trigger Functional Group Commands
  288
- Sensor Functional Group Commands
  289
- System Functional Group Commands
  290
- Trigger Functional Group Commands
  291
- ML24XXA Native Mode Query Commands
  292
  - C-2 ML4803A Quick Reference
    296
  - C-3 HP436A Quick Reference
    298
  - C-4 HP437B Quick Reference
    299
  - C-5 HP438A Quick Reference
    300
  - C-6 HP-IB Support
    302
- HP438A Commands
  305
  - D-1 Pin Depth Mating Connectors
    307
  - D-2 Torquing Connectors
    308
  - D-4 Cleaning Connectors
    309

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