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Channel Commands
PROBe:EADapter
PROBe:EADapter
Command
:CHANnel<N>:PROBe:EADapter {NONE | DIV10 |
DIV20 | DIV100}
The :CHANnel<N>:PROBe:EADapter command sets the Infiniium external
adapter control. The 1153A, 1154A, and 1159A are probes that have external
adapters that you can attach to the end of the probe. When you attach one of
these adapters, you should use the EADapter command to set the external
adapter control to match the adapter connected to your probe as follows.
This command is only available when an 1153A, 1154A, or 1159A probe is
connected to a channel. If one of these probes is not connected to the channel
you will get a settings conflict error.
<N>
An integer, 1 - 2, for two channel Infiniium Oscilloscope.
An integer, 1 - 4, for all other Infiniium Oscilloscope models.
Example
This example sets the external adapter for channel 1 to divide by 10:
10 OUTPUT 707;":CHANNEL1:PROBE:EADAPTER DIV10"
20 END
Parameter
Description
NONE
Use this setting when there is no adapter
connected to the end of your probe.
DIV10
Use this setting when you have a divide by
10 adapter connected to the end of your
probe.
DIV20
Use this setting when you have a divide by
20 adapter connected to the end of your
probe. (1159A only)
DIV100
Use this setting when you have a divide by
100 adapter connected to the end of your
probe. (1153A only)
Summary of Contents for Infiniium 8000A
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