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Programming
Addressing and Initializing the Instrument
in the single measurement acquisition mode. This is automatically accomplished
when the *RST common command is used. The *RST command initializes the
instrument to a preset state:
CLEAR 720
OUTPUT 720;”*RST”
Notice in the example above, that the commands are sent to an instrument address of
720. This indicates address 20 on an interface with select code 7. Pressing the green
Preset key does not change the GPIB address.
Set single acquisition mode
An advantage of using the *RST command is that it sets the Keysight 86120B into
the single measurement acquisition mode. Because the READ and MEASure data
queries expect this mode, their proper operation is ensured.
Establish the wavelength range
At the start of each program, be sure to establish the input wavelength range using
the Keysight 86120B’s :CALCulate2:WLIMit command. Setting this command to
off enables the full wavelength range of the instrument. If you are measuring signals
over a narrow wavelength range, use this command to ensure that spurious second
harmonic peaks are not identified.
Refer to “WLIMit[:STATe]” on page 166
,
“WLIMit:STARt[:WAVelength]” on page 169
. Refer also to
“To limit the wavelength range” on page 45
.
Summary of Contents for 86120B
Page 1: ...Keysight 86120B Multi Wavelength Meter User s Guide...
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Page 12: ...10 General Safety Considerations...
Page 68: ...You can use the ABORT and CONT softkey to stop and restart a print job that is in progress...
Page 100: ...98 Programming Monitoring the Instrument...
Page 231: ...229 Performance Tests Test 5 Amplitude Accuracy and Linearity...
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Page 244: ...242 Specifications and Regulatory Information Product Overview...
Page 250: ...248 Reference Menu Maps Display List by Power Menu Display List by WL Menu...
Page 251: ...249 Reference Menu Maps Delta On Menu Delta Off Menu...
Page 253: ...251 Reference Menu Maps System Print Menu...
Page 254: ...252 Reference Menu Maps System Setup Menu...
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