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Getting Started
Model 2700 Multimeter/Switch System User’s Manual
For remote programming, the following commands are used for simple scanning:
ROUTe:SCAN <clist>
' Define scan list*.
TRIGger:COUNt <NRf>
' Specify number of scans (1 to 11000 or
INFinity).
SAMPle:COUNt <NRf>
' Specify number of channels to scan (1 to
11000).
ROUTe:SCAN:LSELect <name>
' Enable (INT) or disable (NONE) scan.
* Any valid switching module channel can be included in the scan list. Make sure to list
them from the lowest numbered channel to the highest. For example, to scan channels 1
through 8 of a Model 7700 installed in slot 1, send the following command to define the
scan list:
ROUTe:SCAN (@101:108)
Exercise 3 — Simple scanning
The scanning example in
assumes a Model 7700 installed in slot 1 of the
mainframe. The scan will use default settings (DCV) to scan eight channels and store the
readings in the buffer.
Table 1-8
Exercise 3 — Simple scanning
Front panel operation
Command sequence
1
For front panel operation, proceed to step 2.
For remote programming, clear the buffer:
TRAC:CLE
2
Restore defaults
1
:
Press SHIFT > press SETUP > select RESTORE: FACT.
*RST
3
Configure scan:
Press SHIFT > press CONFIG > select INT: SIMPLE > set MIN
CHAN101 > set MAX CHAN: 108 > select TIMER? NO > set
RDG CT:000008.
ROUT:SCAN (@101:108)
SAMP:COUN 8
4
Enable and start scan
2
:
ROUT:SCAN:LSEL INT
Press STEP.
INIT
5
Halt (disable) scanner:
Press SHIFT > press HALT.
ROUT:SCAN:LSEL NONE
6
Recall the eight stored readings:
Press RECALL > use edit keys to display readings. Press EXIT to
exit recall mode.
CALC1:DATA?
7
Open all channels:
Press OPEN > display OPEN:ALL > Press OPEN
ROUT:OPEN ALL
1. Factory and
*RST
defaults opens all channels, select the DCV function and sets
TRIG:COUN
to
1
. The trigger count
specifies the number of scans to be performed.
2.
ROUT:SCAN:LSEL INT
enables the scan, and
INIT
trigger the start of the scan.
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