Fluke 5790A, Руководство оператора

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Remote Commands
Alphabetical List of 5790A Device-Dependent Commands
6
6-15
<last step amplitude>,<last step frequency><EOL>
<range 2 max> etc.
Example
CAL_AC? INPUT1,2.0 (with the CALIBRATION MODE switch in SERVICE)
Gives the response:
1
2.00,4
2.00,1.01
2.00,1.02
2.00,1.05
2.00,1.06
CAL_BACKUP
If a calibration step has been done since the last CAL_AC or CAL_DC command, this
command backs the CAL_NEXT pointer one step. (After this command, a CAL_NEXT
command redoes the most recent step.) CAL_BACKUP generates an error if no cal
procedure is underway, or if a CAL_SKIP has occurred since the last step was done.
Parameter
None
CAL_CLST?
Lists the symbolic names and values for a group of calibration constants.
Parameters
1. ACTIVE, STORED, OLD, or DEFAULT.
2. Which constants to list. This parameter may be a single constant (e.g., DI_7V) or a
group of constants (e.g., AC_7V), or a group of groups (e.g., AC, or ALL). Refer to
Appendix C for a listing of calibration constants and group names, or use the
command "CAL_PR CONSTS" to print a list of all calibration constants.
Response
(String) A list of the selected calibration constant names and values. The form is:
"<EOL>
<total><EOL>
<name>,<value><EOL>
<name>,<value><EOL>
etc.
CAL_CONST?
Returns the value of a particular calibration constant from the active set.
Parameter
The symbolic name of the calibration constant (e.g., DI_7V). Refer to Appendix C for a
listing of calibration constant symbolic names, or use the command "CAL_PR CONSTS"
to print a list of all calibration constants.
Response
(Float) A number signifying the value of the constant.