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HP 53131A Programming Manual (330 pages)

225 MHz Universal Counter

Brand: HP | Category: Cash Counter | Size: 3.99 MB

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Table of Contents
13
Before You Start
- 14
  Introduction
- 15
  Differences Between Prior and Current Revisions of the HP 53131A/132A
  - 15
    HP 53131A Containing Firmware Revisions (3317, 3335, or 3402)
  - 17
    HP 53132A Time Interval Delay Arming
- 18
  Getting Started
- 18
  How to Use This Guide
  - 18
    New Users
    - 18
      What You Should Understand
    - 19
      Learning to Program the Counter
  - 19
    Experienced Programmers
  - 20
    Applications
- 21
  Programming Guide Contents
- 21
  Assumptions
- 22
  Related Documentation
26
Command Summary Introduction
- 26
  Chapter Summary
- 27
  Front Panel to SCPI Command Maps
- 44
  HP 53131A/132A Command Summary
  - 44
    SCPI Conformance Information
  - 45
    IEEE 488.2 Common Commands
  - 48
    HP 53131A/132A SCPI Subsystem Commands
  - 48
    Std/New Column
  - 48
    Parameter Form Column
- 64
  RST Response
69
Programming Your Universal Counter for Remote Operation
- 70
  Introduction
- 72
  Configuring the HP-IB
- 75
  Overview of Command Types and Formats
  - 75
    Common Command Format
  - 75
    SCPI Command and Query Format
- 76
  Elements of SCPI Commands
  - 76
    Subsystem Command Syntax
  - 76
    Common Command Syntax
  - 77
    Abbreviated Commands
  - 77
    Keyword Separator
  - 77
    Optional Keyword
  - 78
    Implied Channel (Optional Numeric Keyword Suffix)
  - 79
    Parameter Types
  - 80
    Parameter Separator
  - 80
    Query Parameters
- 80
  Suffixes
  - 80
    Suffix Elements
  - 81
    Suffix Multipliers
- 81
  Command Terminator
82
Using Multiple Commands
- 82
  Program Messages
- 82
  Program Message Syntax
84
Overview of Response Message Formats
- 84
  Response Messages
- 84
  Response Message Syntax
- 85
  Response Message Data Types
87
Status Reporting
- 89
  Status Byte Register and Service Request Enable Register
  - 89
    Status Byte Register
  - 91
    Service Request Enable Register
- 92
  Standard Event Status Register Group
  - 92
    Standard Event Status Register
  - 94
    Standard Event Status Enable Register
- 95
  Operation Status Register Group and Questionable Data/Signal Status Register Group
  - 96
    Condition Register
  - 96
    Transition Filter
  - 97
    Event Register
  - 97
    Event Enable Register
  - 98
    Operation Status Register Group
  - 100
    Questionable Data/Signal Status Register Group
103
Command Settings for Optimizing Throughput
- 103
  Commands to Set Counter for Optimal Throughput
- 104
  Typical Optimizing Throughput Results for Different Computers
106
How to Program the Counter for Status Reporting
- 106
  Determining the Condition of the Counter
- 106
  Resetting the Counter and Clearing the HP-IB Interface-Example
- 107
  Using the Standard Event Status Register to Trap an Incorrect HP-IB Command- Example
  - 107
    Event Status Register
- 107
  Using the Questionable Data/Signal Status Register to Alert the Computer When Automatic Interpolator Calibration Is Disabled- Example
  - 108
    Questionable Data Status Register
- 108
  Using the Operation Status Register to Alert the Computer When
  - 108
    Operation Status Register
111
How to Program the Counter to Display Results
- 111
  Configuring the Counter' S Display
- 111
  Commands for Displaying Non-Scaled/Offset Results
- 112
  Commands for Displaying Scaled/Offset Results
- 112
  Commands for Displaying the Limit Graph
- 112
  Commands for Displaying Statistics Results
- 113
  Commands for Enabling and Disabling the Display
114
How to Program the Counter to Synchronize Measurements
- 114
  Synchronizing Measurement Completion
- 114
  Resetting the Counter and Clearing the HP-IB Interface
- 114
  Using the *WAI Command
- 114
  How to Program the Counter to Synchronize
- 114
  Measurements
- 115
  Using the *OPC? Command
- 115
  Using the *OPC Command to Assert SRQ
117
How to Program the Counter for Math/Limit Operations
- 117
  Updating Math and Limit Results Over HP-IB
- 118
  Using the Scale and Offset Over HP-IB
120
How to Program the Counter to Define Macros
123
Writing SCPI Programs
126
Programming Examples
- 126
  Using HP BASIC
  - 126
    To Send a Double-Quoted String
  - 126
    To Send a Single-Quoted String
- 127
  Using Quickbasic
- 127
  Using Turbo C
- 127
  List of the Programming Examples
- 128
  Easiest Way to Make a Measurement (HP BASIC)
- 130
  To Make a Frequency Measurement (HP BASIC)
131
To Perform Limit Testing (HP BASIC)
132
To Measure the Statistics of 50 Measurements (HP BASIC)
134
To Use Limits to Filter Data before Measuring Stats (HP BASIC)
136
To Read and Store Calibration Information (HP BASIC)
137
To Perform a Time Interval Calibration (HP BASIC)
141
To Optimize Throughput (HP BASIC)
143
To Use Macros (HP BASIC)
145
To Make a Frequency Measurement (Quickbasic)
146
To Perform Limit Testing (Quickbasic)
148
To Measure the Statistics of 50 Measurements (Quickbasic)
151
To Use Limits to Filter Data before Measuring Stats (Quickbasic)
153
To Read and Store Calibration Data (Quickbasic)
154
To Optimize Throughput (Quickbasic)
156
To Use Macros (Quickbasic)
159
To Make a Frequency Measurement (Turbo C)
161
To Use Limits to Filter Data before Measuring Statistics (Turbo C)
164
To Optimize Throughput (Turbo C)
167
Command Reference
- 168
  Introduction
- 170
  Abort Command
- 171
  Calculate Subsystems
- 173
  Calculate[1] Subsystem
  - 175
    Calculate[1]:Math Subtree
- 177
  Calculate2 Subsystem
  - 178
    Calculate2:Limit Subtree
- 185
  Calculate3 Subsystem
  - 185
    Calculate3:Average Subtree
  - 189
    Calculate3:Lfilter Subtree
- 192
  Calibration Subsystem
  - 194
    Calibration:security Subtree
- 196
  Configure Subsystem
- 197
  Device Clear
- 198
  Diagnostic Subsystem
- 203
  Display Subsystem
- 206
  Fetch Subsystem
- 207
  Format Subsystem
- 208
  Group Execute Trigger (GET)
- 209
  Hcopy Subsystem
- 210
  Initiate Subsystem
- 214
  Input[1|2] Subsystem
- 216
  Input3 Subsystem
- 217
  Measure Subsystem
- 218
  Measurement Instructions (:Configure, :Fetch, :Measure, :READ)
  - 241
    Using :Measure
  - 242
    Using :Configure With :READ
  - 242
    Using :Configure With :Initiate and :Fetch
  - 243
    Firmware Revision Work-Around Commands
- 245
  Memory Subsystem
- 246
  [:Sense] Subsystem
  - 246
    [:Sense]:Event[1|2] Subtree
- 250
  [:Sense]:Event3 Subtree
- 251
  [:Sense]:Frequency Subtree
  - 251
    [:Sense]:Frequency:arm Subtree
- 257
  [:Sense]:Phase Subtree
  - 257
    [:Sense]:Phase:arm Subtree
- 258
  [:Sense]:Roscillator Subtree
- 261
  [:Sense]:Tinterval Subtree (HP 53131A and HP 53132A With S/N Prefix Below 3646)
  - 261
    [:Sense]:Tinterval:arm Subtree (HP 53131A and HP 53132A With S/N Prefix Below 3646)
- 264
  [:Sense]:Tinterval Subtree (HP 53132A With S/N Prefix 3646 and Above)
  - 264
    [:Sense]:Tinterval:arm:estart and :ESTOP Subtrees (HP 53132A With S/N Prefix 3646 and Above)
- 270
  [:Sense]:Totalize Subtree
  - 270
    [:Sense]:Totalize:arm Subtree
273
Status Subsystem
- 273
  Status:operation Subtree
- 276
  Status:questionable Subtree
280
System Subsystem
- 280
  System:communicate Subtree
285
Trace Subsystem
287
Trigger Subsystem
288
CAL? (Calibration Query)
289
CLS (Clear Status Command)
290
DDT (Define Device Trigger Command)
291
DMC , (Define Macro Command)
292
EMC (Enable Macro Command)
292
EMC? (Enable Macro Query)
293
ESE

293
ESE? (Standard Event Status Enable Query)
294
ESR? (Event Status Register Query)
295
GMC? (Get Macro Contents Query)
- 296
  IDN? (Identification Query)
- 297
  LMC? (Learn Macro Query)
- 298
  OPC (Operation Complete Command)
- 299
  OPC? (Operation Complete Query)
- 300
  OPT? (Option Identification Query)
- 301
  PMC (Purge Macro Command)
- 302
  RCL (Recall Command)
- 303
  RST (Reset Command)
- 304
  SAV (Save Command)
- 305
  SRE (Service Request Enable Command)
- 305
  SRE? (Service Request Enable Query)
- 306
  STB? (Status Byte Query)
- 307
  TRG (Trigger Command)
- 308
  TST? (Self-Test Query)
- 309
  WAI (Wait-To-Continue Command)
311
Errors
- 312
  Introduction
- 312
  Displaying Errors
- 312
  Reading an Error
- 313
  Error Queue
- 314
  Error Types
  - 314
    No Error
  - 314
    Command Error
  - 315
    Execution Error
  - 315
    Device- or Counter-Specific Error
  - 316
    Query Error

HP 53131A Assembly And Service Manual (254 pages)

225 MHz Counter

Brand: HP | Category: Cash Counter | Size: 2.28 MB

HP 53131A Operating Manual (196 pages)

225 MHz Universal Counter

Brand: HP | Category: Cash Counter | Size: 2.73 MB

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HP 53131A Programming Manual (330 pages)

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HP 53131A Assembly And Service Manual (254 pages)

Table of Contents

5 Table of Contents

85 Test 5: Option 015/030/050/124 Channel 2 Frequency Accuracy (Hp 53181A Only)

87 Chapter 1 Performance Tests

150 Introduction

152 Chapter 3 Replacing Assemblies

HP 53131A Operating Manual (196 pages)

Table of Contents

14 Contents and Organization

14 In This Guide

15 Related Documents

16 Types of Service Available if Your Instrument Fails

17 Repackaging for Shipment

18 Description of the 225 Mhz Universal Counter

20 Options

21 Accessories Supplied and Available

22 Differences Between Prior and Current Revisions of the HP 53131A/132A

25 HP 53131A/132A Quick Reference Guide

41 1 Getting Started

42 The Front Panel at a Glance

43 The Front Panel Indicators at a Glance

44 The Front Panel Indicators at a Glance (Cont.)

45 The Front Panel Menus at a Glance

46 The Front Panel Menus at a Glance (Cont.)

48 The Front Panel Menus at a Glance (Cont.)

49 The Display Annunciators at a Glance

50 The Display Special Character at a Glance

50 The Limit Test Graph Characters at a Glance

51 The Rear Panel at a Glance

52 Making Measurements

77 2 Operating Your Universal Counter

78 Introduction

80 How This Counter Works for You

81 Using the Measurement Control Keys (Run and Stop/Single)

84 Using Entry/Select (Arrow) Keys

86 Using the MEASURE Menu Keys

92 Using the Gate & External Arm Menu Key

103 Using the MATH Menu Keys

113 Using the LIMITS Menu Keys

120 Using CHANNEL 1 and CHANNEL 2 Input Conditioning Keys

128 Using the Save and Recall Menus

132 Using the Print Menu

133 Using the Utility Menu

143 Using the Calibration Menu

149 Front Panel Display Messages

154 Preset Values After Power-Up and *RST

169 Summary of the Measurement Sequence

170 Common Questions

172 Introduction

172 3 Specifications

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5
Table of Contents

85
Test 5: Option 015/030/050/124 Channel 2 Frequency Accuracy (Hp 53181A Only)

87
Chapter 1 Performance Tests

150
Introduction

152
Chapter 3 Replacing Assemblies

14
Contents and Organization

14
In This Guide

15
Related Documents

16
Types of Service Available if Your Instrument Fails

17
Repackaging for Shipment

18
Description of the 225 Mhz Universal Counter

20
Options

21
Accessories Supplied and Available

22
Differences Between Prior and Current Revisions of the HP 53131A/132A

25
HP 53131A/132A Quick Reference Guide

41
1 Getting Started

42
The Front Panel at a Glance

43
The Front Panel Indicators at a Glance

44
The Front Panel Indicators at a Glance (Cont.)

45
The Front Panel Menus at a Glance

46
The Front Panel Menus at a Glance (Cont.)

48
The Front Panel Menus at a Glance (Cont.)

49
The Display Annunciators at a Glance

50
The Display Special Character at a Glance

50
The Limit Test Graph Characters at a Glance

51
The Rear Panel at a Glance

52
Making Measurements

77
2 Operating Your Universal Counter

78
Introduction

80
How This Counter Works for You

81
Using the Measurement Control Keys (Run and Stop/Single)

84
Using Entry/Select (Arrow) Keys

86
Using the MEASURE Menu Keys

92
Using the Gate & External Arm Menu Key

103
Using the MATH Menu Keys

113
Using the LIMITS Menu Keys

120
Using CHANNEL 1 and CHANNEL 2 Input Conditioning Keys

128
Using the Save and Recall Menus

132
Using the Print Menu

133
Using the Utility Menu

143
Using the Calibration Menu

149
Front Panel Display Messages

154
Preset Values After Power-Up and *RST

169
Summary of the Measurement Sequence

170
Common Questions

172
Introduction

172
3 Specifications