Program
Message
Syntax
T
o
program
the
instrument
remotely
,
you
must
have
an
understanding
of
the
command
format
and
structure
expected
by
the
instrument.
The
IEEE
488.2
syntax
rules
govern
how
individual
elements
such
as
headers
,
separators
,
program
data,
and
terminators
may
be
grouped
together
to
form
complete
instructions
.
Syntax
denitions
are
also
given
to
show
how
query
responses
are
formatted.
Output
command
The
output
command
is
entirely
dependent
on
the
programming
language
.
Throughout
this
manual
HP
9000
Series
200/300
B
ASIC
5.0
is
used
in
the
examples
of
individual
commands
.
If
you
are
using
other
languages
,
you
will
need
to
nd
the
equivalents
of
HP
B
ASIC
commands
like
OUTPUT
,
ENTER,
and
CLEAR
in
order
to
convert
the
examples
.
The
instructions
listed
in
this
manual
are
always
shown
between
quotes
in
the
example
programs
.
Device
address
The
location
where
the
device
address
must
be
specied
is
also
dependent
on
the
programming
language
you
are
using.
In
some
languages
,
this
may
be
specied
outside
the
output
command.
In
HP
B
ASIC,
this
is
always
specied
after
the
keyword
OUTPUT
.
The
examples
in
this
manual
assume
the
polarization
controller
is
at
device
address
720.
When
writing
programs
,
the
address
varies
according
to
how
the
bus
is
congured.
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Summary of Contents for 11896A
Page 2: ...User Programming and Service Guide Agilent 11896A Polarization Controller ...
Page 17: ...Contents ...
Page 18: ...1 General Information ...
Page 30: ...General Information Speci cations and Characteristics 1 13 ...
Page 35: ...General Information ...
Page 36: ...2 Installation and Preparation for Use ...
Page 54: ...3 Using the Agilent 11896A Polarization Controller ...
Page 59: ...Rear Panel Features The Agilent 11896A rear panel 1 Power input 2 GPIB connector 3 6 ...
Page 65: ...Using the Agilent 11896A Polarization Controller Using the Agilent 11896A ...
Page 66: ...4 Programming ...
Page 100: ...5 Veri cation and Service Information ...
Page 121: ...Veri cation and Service Information ...
Page 122: ...A Choosing the Scan Rate and Measurement Time ...
Page 126: ...B Measurement Considerations ...
Page 131: ...Measurement Considerations ...
Page 132: ...Index ...