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Calibration, Application Examples, Remote Operation

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271 Users Manual Introduction...13-2 Synchronizing Principles 13-2 Connections for Synchronization 13-2 Generator Set-Ups 13-2 Synchronizing ...13-3 14 Calibration 14-1 Introduction...14-2 Equipment Required 14-2 Calibration Procedure 14-2 Setting the Password 14-2 Using the Password to Access Calibration or Change the Password 14-3 Calibration Routine 14-3 15 Application Examples 15-1 Introduction...15-2 Default Settings 15-2 Simple Main Generator Operation 15-2 Pulse Trains...15-2 Low Duty Cycle Pulse Trains 15-3 Multiple Pulses 15-4 Variable Transition Pulse Waveforms 15-4 Slew-Limited Transitions 15-4 Band-Limited Pulses 15-5 Pulses With Overshoot 15-5 16 Remote Operation 16-1 Remote Operation 16-2 Address and Baud Rate Selection 16-2 Remote/Local Operation 16-2 RS232 Interface 16-3 Single Instrument RS232 Connections 16-3 Addressable RS232 Connections 16-3 RS232 Character Set 16-4 Addressable RS232 Interface Control Codes 16-4 Full List of Addressable RS232 Interface Control Codes 16-6 GPIB Interface 16-6 GPIB Subsets 16-6 GPIB IEEE Std. 488.2 Error Handling 16-6 GPIB Parallel Poll 16-7 Status Reporting 16-7 Standard Event Status and Standard Event Status Enable Registers......... 16-8 Status Byte Register and Service Request Enable Register 16-8 Status Model 16-9 Power on Settings 16-9 Remote Commands 16-10 RS232 Remote Command Formats 16-10 GPIB Remote Command Formats 16-10 Command List 16-11 Function Selection 16-12 Main Generator Parameters 16-12 Sweep Parameters 16-12 Trigger and Gate 16-13 viii MyFlukeStore Shop for Fluke products online at: www. .com 1.888.610.7664

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271
Users Manual
viii
Introduction
........................................................................................................
13-2
Synchronizing Principles
...................................................................................
13-2
Connections for Synchronization
.......................................................................
13-2
Generator Set-Ups
..............................................................................................
13-2
Synchronizing
....................................................................................................
13-3
14
Calibration
............................................................................................
14-1
Introduction
........................................................................................................
14-2
Equipment Required
..........................................................................................
14-2
Calibration Procedure
........................................................................................
14-2
Setting the Password
......................................................................................
14-2
Using the Password to Access Calibration or Change the Password
............
14-3
Calibration Routine
.......................................................................................
14-3
15
Application Examples
.........................................................................
15-1
Introduction
........................................................................................................
15-2
Default Settings
..................................................................................................
15-2
Simple Main Generator Operation
.....................................................................
15-2
Pulse Trains
........................................................................................................
15-2
Low Duty Cycle Pulse Trains
............................................................................
15-3
Multiple Pulses
..................................................................................................
15-4
Variable Transition Pulse Waveforms
...............................................................
15-4
Slew-Limited Transitions
..............................................................................
15-4
Band-Limited Pulses
.....................................................................................
15-5
Pulses With Overshoot
..................................................................................
15-5
16
Remote Operation
...............................................................................
16-1
Remote Operation
..............................................................................................
16-2
Address and Baud Rate Selection
..................................................................
16-2
Remote/Local Operation
...............................................................................
16-2
RS232 Interface
.............................................................................................
16-3
Single Instrument RS232 Connections
.....................................................
16-3
Addressable RS232 Connections
..............................................................
16-3
RS232 Character Set
.................................................................................
16-4
Addressable RS232 Interface Control Codes
............................................
16-4
Full List of Addressable RS232 Interface Control Codes
.........................
16-6
GPIB Interface
...............................................................................................
16-6
GPIB Subsets
............................................................................................
16-6
GPIB IEEE Std. 488.2 Error Handling
.....................................................
16-6
GPIB Parallel Poll
.....................................................................................
16-7
Status Reporting
........................................................................................
16-7
Standard Event Status and Standard Event Status Enable Registers
.........
16-8
Status Byte Register and Service Request Enable Register
......................
16-8
Status Model
..................................................................................................
16-9
Power on Settings
......................................................................................
16-9
Remote Commands
............................................................................................
16-10
RS232 Remote Command Formats
...............................................................
16-10
GPIB Remote Command Formats
.................................................................
16-10
Command List
...............................................................................................
16-11
Function Selection
.........................................................................................
16-12
Main Generator Parameters
...........................................................................
16-12
Sweep Parameters
..........................................................................................
16-12
Trigger and Gate
............................................................................................
16-13
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