ODA EX 100-12, Руководство пользователя

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6-6. Calibration Commands
Calibration commands let you enable and disable the calibration mode, calibrate current and
voltage programming, and store new calibration constants in nonvolatile memory by remote interface.
CAL:VOLT {voltage|MIN|MAX}
This command is for voltage calibration.
Be careful calibration procedure.
Refer to "4-6. Remote Interface Calibration"
> voltage This command save the calibration measuring voltage value in MIN band and MAX band.
> MIN Calibrate low band voltage calibration.
> MAX Calibrate low band voltage calibration.
ex) Following procedure is for voltage calibration order sample.
CAL:VOLT MIN
Calibrate low value of voltage
CAL:VOLT voltage
Sending measured voltage value by DVM
CAL:VOLT MAX After calibrated low value, so calibrate high value of voltage
CAL:VOLT voltage Sending measured voltage value by DVM
After sended Min or Max and then send voltage value, automatically
saved the calibration data in the non-volatile memory.
CAL:CURR {current|MIN|MAX}
This command is for current calibration.
Be careful calibration procedure.
Refer to "4-6. Remote Interface Calibration" .
> current This command save the calibration measuring current value in MIN band and MAX band.
> MIN Calibrate low band current calibration.
> MAX Calibrate low band current calibration.
ex) Following procedure is for current calibration order sample.
CAL:CURR MIN Calibrate low value of current
CAL:CURR current Sending measured current value by DVM
CAL:CURR MAX
After calibrated low value, so calibrate high value of current
CAL:CURR current
Sending measured current value by DVM
After sended Min or Max and then send current value, automatically
saved the calibration data in the non-volatile memory.
6-7. Factory Commands
Outside of calibration recovery, you can set various convenient 10 functions.
FACT:USER-M {CLR}
This mode is to initialize the 10 datas of OVP, OCP, UVL and etc in the non-volatile memory at once.
After initializing the datas of non-volatile, initialized data never be recovered.
About more information of "User memory clear", refer to "5-3. USER-MEM CLEAR".
> CLR Initialize the non-volatile memory.
ex) fact:user-m clr
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