CF 126
33
Nov 2001
Example
"#0001W7l0.
↵
"
Reply
When writing: "OK" or "ERROR".
When reading: an ASCll-floating-point value.
Changing this value will change the gain of the amplifier circuit.
It is recommended that a re-calibration of the transducer to the channel be performed to
maintain calibration.
RK/WK
Read/Write Known-Load Calibration Point
Purpose
Reads or writes the channel's "KNOWN POINT x/y" menu items
Usage
"#aaccRKpp
↵
" to read, "#aaccWKppn
↵
" to write.
# is the 'pound' or 'hash' character (ASCII decimal 35).
aa is the two-character instrument address.
cc is the two-character channel number
pp is the parameter defined below.
n is the known-load calibration point in engineering units.
↵
is the 'carriage return' character (ASCII decimal 13).
Parameter
" 00" accesses the "KNOWN POINT 1/2", "KNOWN POINT 1/3" or "KNOWN POINT 1/5"
menu items.
"01" accesses the "KNOWN POINT 2/5" menu item.
"02" accesses the "KNOWN POINT 2/3" and "KNOWN POINT 3/5" menu items.
"03" accesses the "KNOWN POINT 4/5" menu item.
"04" accesses the "KNOWN POINT 2/2", "KNOWN POINT 3/3" or "KNOWN POINT 5/5"
menu items.
Example
"#0001RK01
↵
"
Reply
When writing: "OK" or "ERROR".
When reading: an ASCll-floating-point value.
Changing this value has no effect until the channel is re-calibrated to the transducer with
the Known-Load Calibration
RM/WM
Read/Write DAC Channel & Value
Purpose
Reads or writes the channel's "DAC. CHANNEL" and "DAC. SOURCE" menu items
Usage
"#aaccRM
↵
" to read, "#aaccWMn
↵
" to write.
# is the 'pound' or 'hash' character (ASCII decimal 35).
aa is the two-character instrument address.
cc is the two-character channel number.
n is the argument defined below.
↵
is the 'carriage return' character (ASCII decimal 13).
Argument
A number which selects a channel's value. This number is created by adding together the
values of the desired options as shown.
Channel Value Source Value
01 1. TRACK 0.
02 2. PEAK 16.
03 3. VALLEY 32.
04 4.
05 5.
06 6.
07 7.
08 8.
09 9.
10 10.
11 11.
12 12.
13 13.
14 14.
15 15.
16 64.
17 65.
18 66.
