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923 milliK manual - issue: 1.10
Example: to apply (add) an offset of 0.05°C to the reference junction measurements
determine by using a type N thermocouple with serial number xyz1956 and in a liquid bath
with serial number abc9960 use:
CAL:RJC:OFFS 0.05,type_N,xyz1956,abc9960
or
CAL:RJC:OFFS 0.05
8.6.35
Command CALibrate:RJC:OFFSet?
Format: CALibrate:RJC:OFFSet?
Reports the
<offset>
(in °C) added to measurements made by the reference junction sensor
used for reference junction compensation.
Example: a milliK with +0.1°C added to reference junction temperature measurements will
respond to
CAL:RJC:OFFS?
with: “0.1”
8.6.36
Command CALibrate:IDENtification
Format: CALibrate:IDENtification <name>,<company>,<location>,<temperature>
Sets identification information used to “stamp” any calibrations that are made after this
command (until the milliK is restarted). This information would typically be used to store
information on the calibration technician, the calibration organisation and environment.
Example: for calibrations made by John Smith at Isotech at Isotech’s primary standards
laboratory operating at 20°C ± 1°C, use:
CAL:IDEN JSmith,Isotech,Primary_Lab,19-20C
8.6.37
Command CALibrate:IDENtification?
Format: CALibrate:IDENtification?
Reports the calibration information that will be used to “stamp” subsequent calibrations.
Example: a milliK that has been set to stamp calibrations using the information shown in
section 8.6.36 would respond to
CAL:IDEN?
with: “JSmith,Isotech,Primary_Lab,19-20C”
8.6.38
Command CALibrate:IDENtification:LAST?
Format: CALibrate:IDENtification:LAST?
Reports the calibration information for the last calibration made to the milliK.
