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NOISE COM, INC. 

 

 
 

INITIAL PNG CONFIGURATION 

 

The  first  time  the PNG is used, and  whenever  the Remote 
Communications requirements  change, the 'LOCAL' Function should 
be selected from  the Keypad.  By  pressing  this key as the 

first in a sequence (key interpretations are  sequence 
dependent), the following information screen will be displayed: 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

The  above  display indicates that the PNG is set for remote 

control  via  the GPIB  (IEEE-488) interface, and that its GPIB 
address is 5. The 'bar' underlining  the New  Setting  '0000'  is 

a cursor, inviting the user to alter this parameter.  A  new 
value may be entered from the keyboard, followed by 'ENTER'. If 
only the 'ENTER' 

key  is  pressed,  without  entering any new digits, the original 
value will  not  be changed.  When the 'ENTER' key is pressed, 

the New Setting will be 'burned'  into non-volatile  memory, 
replacing  the previous  value.  The MAIN INFORMATION DISPLAY 

will re-appear.

 

 

Permissible values for the GPIB/BAUD parameter are '0000' through 
'0031', which  represent GPIB addresses, and the discrete values 
'0150', '0300',  '0600', '1200',  '2400',  '4800',  and  '9600', 

which represent  Baud Rates for  the  optional RS- 232/485 
Asynchronous Serial Interface. Selecting a valid GPIB address 

will simultaneously enable the  Serial interface at 9600 Baud.  
The Serial ASCII character configuration is 8-Data Bits, NO-

Parity, 1-Stop Bit. Lower case characters are internally 
converted to upper case by the PNG. The PNG will acknowledge each 
Remote Command  received  by sending a Carriage Return (CR  =  

0D-hex or  13-decimal) character to the Serial Port. 

 

 

Document M016301 

 

 

 Pg 12                   

Rev. 2  2/26/03

 

 
 

KEYBOARD SETUP

GPIB/BAUD     :0005 

NEW SETTING   :0000

 

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Summary of Contents for UFX7000 Series

Page 1: ...cess underutilized and idle equipment along with credit for buybacks and trade ins Custom engineering so your equipment works exactly as you specify Critical and expedited services Leasing Rentals Demos In stock Ready to ship TAR certified secure asset solutions Expert team I Trust guarantee I 100 satisfaction All trademarks brand names and brands appearing herein are the property of their respect...

Page 2: ... INSTALLATION 3 1 Initial Inspection 3 2 GPIB IEEE 488 BUS Interconnection 3 3 GPIB Address 3 4 RS 232 RS 422 RS 423 Interconnection IV OPERATION 4 1 Introduction 4 2 Front Panel Controls 4 3 Remote Operation V PERFORMANCE VERIFICATION VI ADJUSTMENT CALIBRATION VII SERVICE 7 1 Common Parts 7 2 Parts List 7 3 Figures 1 2 and 3 VIII WARRANTY Document M016301 Pg 2 Rev 2 2 26 03 Artisan Technology Gro...

Page 3: ...e appears in the window when access door is closed DO NOT attempt to rotate wheel in place 5 Replace fuse carrier into right hand side slot this is the only active side with the white arrow facing to the right Close access door THIS INSTRUMENT IS SUPPLIED WITH A FUSE FOR THE VOLTAGE SELECTED ALL SIGNAL AND CONTROL CABLES CONNECTED SHOULD NOT EXCEED 3 Meters 9 Feet IN LENGTH FOR PROPER OPERATION TH...

Page 4: ...ans of front panel controls or alternately they can be controlled remotely by means of a controller via IEEE 488 GPIB BUS RS 232 RS 422 or RS 423 option available These Instruments operate remotely only in the listen mode The case is 17 wide 5 25 high and 12 5 deep It is equipped with front panel handles and fold down feet Rack mounting brackets for 19 rack mounting are available Brackets are moun...

Page 5: ...ise output Noise output will be 6 dB below standard output specified 6 The following items may be added to Item 5 Option Items 1 4 and a 127 dB 1 dB step attenuator All of the preceeding items are programmable These option items will be located in the input connector arm of the RF circuit 7 The marker input option permits injection of a signal into the output line The marker input is decoupled app...

Page 6: ...with 0 1 second resolution Programmable Attenuator Standard 0 127 dB in 1 dB steps Programmable Attenuator Optional 127 9 dB in 0 1 dB steps Bandwidth selection Optional band switching filter to customer specification Consult Noise Com Standby Position Power is switched into a dummy load Reset A logic reset button is provided Second Output Optional SPDT Switch to connect either of two outputs Docu...

Page 7: ...ns are as follows 1 No more than 15 Instruments may be installed on the bus 2 Total accumulative cable length in meters may not exceed two times the number of bus instruments or 20 meters whichever is less 3 3 GPIB IEEE 488 BUS ADDRESS The programmable noise generating instrument as shipped from the factory is preset to address 5 3 4 RS 232 RS 422 RS 423 INTERCONNECTION optional RS 232 interconnec...

Page 8: ...GI includes a special non volatile memory which will retain various programmed parameters after the unit has been powered off and restore them to the state they were in when the instrument was last used These preserved functions include GPIB listener address and user programmed control sequences specifying attenuation levels signal bandwidth time delays and incremental attenuation step values A Re...

Page 9: ... without options then the display would indicate the noise attenuation of 127 dB unless a 2 GHz unit then 79 dB is the maximum attenuation and the noise filter at position 1 The internal Noise Attenuator NA and Signal Attenuator for an externally applied signal SA are each set to the maximum attenuation permitted by the PNG Type The internal Noise Filter NF and Signal Filter SF are set to position...

Page 10: ...s pressed the New Setting will be burned into non volatile memory replacing the previous value The MAIN INFORMATION DISPLAY will re appear Permissible values for the GPIB BAUD parameter are 0000 through 0031 which represent GPIB addresses and the discrete values 0150 0300 0600 1200 2400 4800 and 9600 which represent Baud Rates for the optional RS 232 485 Asynchronous Serial Interface Selecting a v...

Page 11: ... the first column key which corresponds to the parameter to be changed An Information Display similar to one the samples below will be appear The bar underlining the New Setting 000 0 or 0 is a cursor inviting the user to alter this parameter A new value may be entered from the keyboard followed by ENTER If only the ENTER key is pressed without entering any new digits the original value will not b...

Page 12: ...case the first filter is actualized with filter setting 3 the second filter is setting 4 etc INCREMENTING DECREMENTING ATTENUATORS The Noise and Signal Attenuators may be incremented or decremented by the programmed STEP size using only two key strokes To use this feature first set the Step Size to the appropriate value Pressing the STEP key will cause the following Information Display to appear T...

Page 13: ... instructions which can be stored in memory and called for execution when needed The size of a program the number of instructions it may contain is limited by the amount of memory available for storage Programs in the PNG III are organized like snippets of movie film each having up to sixteen 16 frames As in a movie each FRAME can describe a different piece of the action FRAMES played in sequence ...

Page 14: ... the next sequential frame will appear for editing THE LAST FRAME IN A PROGRAMMED SEQUENCE MUST HAVE THE EXIT COMMAND The EXIT Command will be saved in the PNG s non volatile memory and terminate the Program Editing Session The session may be terminated prematurely by pressing the RESET button however the currently displayed frame if altered will not be posted to non volatile memory Two new functi...

Page 15: ...eated indefinitely The required programming steps are as follows PRG STP KEYSTROKES COMMENTS 0 00 ENT ENT PRG 0 STP 00 STEP 0 0 2 0 ENT SET NS 002 0 0 01 NOISE FILT 2 ENT SET NF 2 0 02 NA 0 0 0 0 ENT SET NA 0 000 0 03 DELY 0 0 0 5 0 ENT DELAY 5 0 SEC 0 04 INC NOISE ATTEN ENT NA NA NS 2 0 0 05 DELY 0 0 0 5 0 ENT DELAY 5 0 SEC 0 06 INC NOISE ATTEN ENT NA NA NS 4 0 0 07 DELY 0 0 0 5 0 ENT DELAY 5 0 S...

Page 16: ...ograms longer than 16 steps makes the used program space unusable for programs that would normally fit into the over flow space Bear in mind too that the GOTO command can only branch within the true space of the current program and that the programming language does not yet support conditional branch instructions EXECUTING A STORED PROGRAM SEQUENCE To execute a previously stored program sequence p...

Page 17: ...ommands and data from a controlling device and respond with acceptance handshaking when required Commands may be entered individually 1 command per line or in groups several commands per line with a maximum of 64 characters including CR LF per line Commands not having proper syntax or excessive length will be ignored It is the user s responsibility to insure that only valid and proper values are e...

Page 18: ...that directly addresses the Attenuators or Filters is executed NA NF XA XF the MAIN INFORMATION DISPLAY will show the change to the most recently effected channel Noise or external COMMANDS NAnnnn or NAnnn n Sets the Noise Attenuator to nnn n dB NSnnnn or NSnnn n Sets the Noise Step size to nnn n dB NF000n or NF n Sets the Noise Filter to position n NAI Increments the Noise Attenuator by the Noise...

Page 19: ...mp to the Async Port REMOTE CONTROL EXAMPLES NA0123 cr Sets the Noise Attenuator to 012 3 NA12 3 NF0007 cr Sets the Noise Attenuator to 012 3 NA000 0 NS001 0 cr Sets the Noise Attenuator to 000 0 NAI cr When following the above sets the Noise Attenuator to 001 0 db NAI cr When following the above sets the Noise Attenuator to 002 0 db NAD cr When following the above sets the Noise Attenuator back t...

Page 20: ... or both Valid 2 character Function Codes for PNG III Programs are NA Noise Attenuator XA eXternal signal Attenuator NF Noise Filter XF eXternal signal Filter NS Noise Step XS eXternal signal Step TD Time Delay GO GOTO EX EXIT Note that it is possible to enter a Signal Step size that is different than the Noise Step size when programming via a Remote Port It is important to note that a Noise Step ...

Page 21: ...Command Line T1 5 5 NF0002 NA120 0 XF0004 XA0000 CR The above Trigger Command would cause the Noise Filter to be set at 2 the Noise Attenuator to be set at 120 0 the eXternal Filter to be set at 4 and the eXternal Attenuator to be set at 000 0 dB This would occur 5 5 seconds after receipt of an anticipated GET command from the GPIB interface When any of the PNG functions are activated as a result ...

Page 22: ...Power The presented valued will have validity only for those parameters whose features have been installed in the PNG III Typical Format is 1270 1270 0001 0001 0010 0010 0000 0000 0000 0000 0crlf Note that values for Attenuation Step and Time parameters are reported without decimal points It should be recognized that a decimal point is appropriate between the 3rd and 4th digits of these values Doc...

Page 23: ...2 FREQUENCY RESPONSE Frequency response may be verified by placing a 10 dB attenuator on the output of the programmable noise instrument and viewing on a spectrum analyzer of FFT as appropriate 5 3 Power output may be measured by means of a power meter and thermistor mount for frequencies above 10MHz Below 10MHz a true RMS voltmeter such as HP3400A with 50 ohms shunting the input should be used 5 ...

Page 24: ...to the calibration facilities of other International Standards Organization members Your Noise Generating Instrument should be returned to Noise Com Inc periodically for adjustment and calibration One year after purchase and at least once a year thereafter is highly recommended to re assure your instrument s accuracy Favorable 3 years Calibration Service Contracts are available For further informa...

Page 25: ...ranty period provided they are returned to Noise Com Repairs necessitated by misuse of the product are not covered by this warranty NO OTHER WARRANTIES ARE EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE NOISE COM IS NOT LIABLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES Document M016301 Pg 32 Rev 2 2 26 03 Artisan Technology Group Qua...

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Page 27: ... INC 1 LOCAL 9 0 EXEC 8 DELAY 5 DEC 2 GO TO 6 STEP 3 NOISE COM LINE ON OFF RESET SIGNAL INPUT OUTPUT LAT DARK GREY NOISE COM P N 13567 Page 31 Rev 2 2 26 03 NOISE COM INC Document M016301 Artisan Technology Group Quality Instrumentation Guaranteed 888 88 SOURCE www artisantg com ...

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