2. Performance Verification. Agilent Technologies 85330A, Multiple Channel Controller 85330A, 54503A
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Description
Performance Verification
Performance Verification
•
Recommended performance verification test equipment
•
Performance verification tests
•
Verifying the multiple channel controller
•
Verifying the RF switches
This performance verification should be done once a year, or more frequently as needed. This procedure verifies that the Agilent 85330A system meets or exceeds its published specifications. Specifications are listed in
Chapter 4, “General Information.”
If traceability to a local standards organization is required, then it can be done with this procedure. One such standards organization is the United States National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST, formerly NBS).
This verification can be performed at the measurement system’s site, or at a service bench. The verification will verify all parts of the multiple channel system: multiple channel controller, switches, and cables. This verification does not check the performance of the measurement system’s transmitter or receiver. Use the measurement system’s manual for more information on that procedure.
85330A Multiple Channel Controller 2-1
Performance Verification
Recommended
Equipment
Table 2-1 lists the equipment that is mandatory when performing the
performance verification.
Table 2-1 Required Equipment
Qty
1
1
1
1
3
1
Item
Downloadable Driver Disk, rev A.03.00
Multimeter (20 Vdc, digital)
Digital Oscilloscope (100 MHz bandwidth
1 MHz Single-shot bandwidth)
Tee adapter (BNC male to female, female)
Cable (BNC male to male 122 cm)
Network Analyzer System
3
(50 MHz to 40 GHz
4, 5
90 dB dynamic range)
Agilent Part or Model Number
1
85330-10016
2
E2377A
54501A
1250-0781
8120-1840
8722C (Option 003)
1
Plotter or Printer
6
Torque wrench (2.4/3.5 mm @ 8 in-lb)
HP 7550A+, or LaserJet
1
8710-1765
7
1. Other part numbers or model numbers may be used if they meet the minimum requirements.
2. Included with 85330A shipment.
3. System must include vector network analyzer, test port cables, and a calibration kit.
4. A 50 MHz to 26.5 GHz network analyzer may be used if the 3.5 mm adapters are used with the microwave switches.
5. If a network analyzer is used with a frequency range less than the switches, the performance verification will only be valid over the frequency range of the network analyzer.
6. Plotter or printer must be connected to the network analyzer and oscilloscope for test documentation.
7. Use this wrench for any 2.4/3.5 /SMA mm connections in this procedure.
2-2 85330A Multiple Channel Controller
85330 System
Performance Verification
Performance Verification Test
Performance Verification Test
The following verification procedure will verify the Agilent 85330 system in two parts. The first part will verify the operation of the multiple channel controller to make sure that it is controlling the switches and the receiver correctly. The second part will check the switch’s RF performance and to make sure that they are switching correctly.
Setting Up the Equipment
Connect the 85330 system to the switch control unit using the correct local control cable. This should be set up the same way that the 85330A system is used in the measurement system (Agilent 85301B/C). Do not connect the
Switch Control Units (SCU) to their switches at this time. Do not connect the 85330A to any other instruments in the measurement system. An example of a setup is shown in
Figure 2-1 . Do not turn ON the 85330A at
this time.
Figure 2-1 An Example Performance Verification Setup
85330A Multiple Channel Controller 2-3
Digital Oscilloscope
NOTE
[CHAN]: {2}
{ON}}
{2v/Div}
{Offset: 5v}
{Coupling: DC}
{Input: 1 M
Ω
}
{Probe Ratio: 1:1}
[TRIG]:
{Trig’d}
{Edge}
{Source: 1}
{Adjust: 1v}
{ } (- Edge)
[TIMEBASE]:
{2 us/Div}
{Delay: 0}
{Reference: Cntr}
[SAVE] [1]
Performance Verification
Performance Verification Test
Set up the Agilent 54503A digital oscilloscope (or any oscilloscope) as described in the following procedure, using the same settings.
The oscilloscope setup described in the following procedure will not display a trace on the oscilloscope screen until a pulse is initiated. The oscilloscope will then hold the trace until the [CLEAR DISPLAY] is pressed.
Procedure
Turn ON the oscilloscope and press the following keys on the 54503A:
[CHAN] : {1}
{ON}
{2v/Div}
{Offset: 0v}
{Coupling: DC}
{Input: 1 M
Ω
}
{Probe Ratio: 1:1}
2-4 85330A Multiple Channel Controller
Network Analyzer
Cables
Calibration
Save Setup
Performance Verification
Performance Verification Test
Turn ON the vector network analyzer. Adjust the controls for the following setup:
Measurement Display
Display: 4 Channel
Channel 1:
Channel 2:
Channel 3:
Channel 4:
Domain:
Start Frequency:
Stop Frequency:
Number of Points:
S11
S21
S12
S22
SWR
Log Mag
Log Mag
SWR
Frequency
45 MHz
40 GHz
201
RF Source Power:
Measurement:
Maximum
Continuous
Averaging: As required
Set up the rest of the measurement display for your convenience and ease of viewing.
Connect one test port cable to Port 2 of the test set. The RF switch will be connected directly to the test set Port 1. An example of this setup is shown in
Figure 2-1, “An Example Performance Verification Setup,” on page 2-3 .
Perform a full, two port calibration at the test set Port 1, and at the end of the test port cable connected to Port 2.
Save this instrument state setup in Save/Recall register 1. It will be used later in the tests. Press:
[SAVE] {1}
85330A Multiple Channel Controller 2-5
Performance Verification
Verifying the Multiple Channel Controller
Verifying the Multiple Channel Controller
Turn-On
This portion of the verification will check the 85330 multiple channel switch controller to ensure that it is operating correctly. It will also check the
Switch Control Unit of the Agilent 85331/2 to make sure that it is switching correctly. Document the test results by plotting or printing the test instrument screens as each test is performed.
Turn the multiple channel controller ON; the following screen should appear:
Select an instrument._
SYSTEM 85330A IBASIC
(see note below)
NOTE IBASIC is only present if the IBASIC option is installed.
If you see the above display, the unit has passed its turn on tests and is working properly. If you do not see this display, load the 85330A downloadable driver files as explained in the
Personal Computer” on page 1-6 .
Voltage Check
Check the voltage on the switch control unit’s OUTPUT connector. This is the connector that is used to daisy-chain the switch control units together.
The voltages are shown in
Table 2-2 . If an external power supply is used to
bias the switch control units, the supply may require some adjustment to keep the voltage within the tolerances.
Table 2-2 Switch Control Unit Voltages
Pin
E, L, V a
F, M, W, b
Voltage
+12 ±
1.8 Vdc
−12 ±
1.8 Vdc ground
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Performance Verification
Verifying the Multiple Channel Controller
Inputs/Outputs
Figure 2-2 Switch Control Unit Output Connector Voltages
Press the following on the multiple channel controller:
[Clear Instr] [Select Instr]
You should see the following display:
Select an instrument._
SYSTEM 85330A IBASIC (see note below)
NOTE
Output Trigger Test
IBASIC is only present if the IBASIC option is installed.
This is the MAIN MENU.
The following test will determine if the rear-panel ports output the correct signals. Note that a single press on the specific {TRIGGER} key will cause a single trigger pulse. If you hold down this key, a train of trigger pulses will be outputted.
1. Connect a BNC cable between Channel 1 of the oscilloscope and the multiple channel controller rear panel BNC connector that is being tested.
2. On the oscilloscope, press:
[RECALL] [1]
3. Connect the BNC cable to the RCVR TRIG connector on the multiple channel controller, and press:
{85330A} {TRIGGER} {RCVR}
On the oscilloscope, press [CLEAR DISPLAY].
You should see a negative pulse, with an approximate width of one to three microseconds.
4. Connect the BNC cable to the SRC 1 TRIG connector on the multiple channel controller, and press:
{SRC_1}
85330A Multiple Channel Controller 2-7
Pulse Receive and
Cycle Test
Performance Verification
Verifying the Multiple Channel Controller
On the oscilloscope, press [CLEAR DISPLAY] . Set the [TIMEBASE] to {5 us/Div} .
You should see a positive pulse, with an approximate width of 10 to 14 microseconds.
5. Connect the BNC cable to the SRC 2 TRIG connector on the multiple channel controller, and press:
{SRC_2}
On the oscilloscope, press [CLEAR DISPLAY].
You should see a positive pulse, with an approximate width of 10 to 14 microseconds.
6. Remove the BNC cable from the multiple channel controller.
The following test will determine if the rear panel ports successfully sense the trigger pulses. These tests will output a train of 100 pulses.
1. Press the following on the multiple channel controller:
[Clear Instr] [Select Instr] {85330A}
2. Connect a BNC cable between the RCVR READY and RCVR TRIG connectors. Press:
[More] {TEST} {RCVR} [1] [0] [0] [Return]
If the test is successful, the RCVR menu will appear on the display. If the test fails, the following error message will appear:
-214, Trigger deadlock
3. Connect a BNC cable between the SRC1 READY and SRC1 TRIG connectors. Press:
{SRC_1} [1] [0] [0] [Return]
If the test is successful, the RCVR menu will appear on the display. If the test fails, the following error message will appear:
-214, Trigger deadlock
4. Connect a BNC cable between the SRC2 READY and SRC2 TRIG connectors. Press:
{SRC_2} [1] [0] [0] [Return]
If the test is successful, the RCVR menu will appear on the display. If the test fails, the following error message will appear:
-214, Trigger deadlock
5. Remove the BNC cable from the multiple channel controller.
2-8 85330A Multiple Channel Controller
Counter Pulse Delay
Test
Performance Verification
Verifying the Multiple Channel Controller
The following test determines if the on-board counter is operating correctly.
1. Connect BNC cables between the SRC1 TRIG, RCVR READY connectors and the oscilloscope as shown in
2. On the oscilloscope press:
[RECALL] [1]
[TRIG] {Source 2} {Adjust: 1.5v} { } (+ E dge}
[TIMEBASE] {1 us/Div} {Delay: 4 us} {Ref: Centr}
[SAVE] [2]
3. Press the following on the multiple channel controller:
[Clear Instr] [Select Instr] {85330A} {RESET} [More] {TEST} {COUNTER}
4. Press the following on the multiple channel controller:
[4] [Return]
5. The negative edge of the displayed pulse should be 4
±
1 microseconds.
To use the scope measurement feature, press: [
∆ t
∆ v] {
∆ t Marker: ON}.
Rotate the front panel knob until the vertical marker line intersects the negative edge of the pulse. Note that the Start Marker reading will be the pulse delay. See
Figure 2-4 on page 2-10 for more information.
6. On the oscilloscope press:
[TIME BASE] {1 us/Div} {Delay: 1000 us} [CLEAR DISPLAY]
7. Press the following on the multiple channel controller:
[1] [0] [0] [0] [Return]
8. The negative edge of the displayed pulse should be 1,000
±
1 microseconds.
To use the scope measurement feature, press: [
∆ t
∆ v] {
∆ t Marker: ON}.
Rotate the front panel knob until the vertical marker line intersects the negative edge of the pulse. Note that the Start Marker reading will be the pulse delay. See
Figure 2-4 for more information.
9. On the oscilloscope press:
[TIME BASE] {2 us/Div} {Delay: 15 ms} [CLEAR DISPLAY]
10. Press the following on the multiple channel controller:
[1] [5] [0] [0] [0] [Return]
11. The negative edge of the displayed pulse should be 15
± 0.
001 milliseconds.
To use the scope measurement feature, press: [
∆ t
∆ v] {
∆ t Marker: ON}.
Rotate the front panel knob until the vertical marker line intersects the
85330A Multiple Channel Controller 2-9
Performance Verification
Verifying the Multiple Channel Controller negative edge of the pulse. Note that the Start Marker reading will be the pulse delay. See
Figure 2-4 for more information.
12. Remove the BNC cables.
Figure 2-3 Counter Pulse Delay Test Setup
Figure 2-4 15 millisecond Delay Trigger Example
2-10 85330A Multiple Channel Controller
Measurement Busy
Signal and Pulse
Width Test
Performance Verification
Verifying the Multiple Channel Controller
The following test will determine if the MEAS BUSY port output pulse width is correct. It will also test the EVENT TRIG input.
1. Connect a BNC cable between the SRC1 TRIG and EVENT TRIG connectors.
2. Connect a BNC cable between the MEAS BUSY connector and the oscilloscope channel 1.
3. On the oscilloscope press:
[TIME BASE] {10 us/Div} [CLEAR DISPLAY]
4. Press the following on the multiple channel controller:
[Clear Instr] [Select Instr] {85330A} [More] {TEST} {EVENT} [1] [Return]
5. While the measurement is cycling, observe the MEAS BUSY pulse on the oscilloscope. The pulse width should be approximately 50 microseconds.
6. If the test is successful the RCVR menu will appear on the display. If the test fails, the following error message will appear:
-214, Trigger deadlock
85330A Multiple Channel Controller 2-11
Performance Verification
Verifying the Switch Control Unit
Verifying the Switch Control Unit
This test will determine if the multiple channel controller is controlling the
Switch Control Unit and that the SCU is operating correctly. If the system has move than one SCU on a single port, then check each SCU.
1. Check to make sure that the multiple channel controller is connected to each switch control unit. An example of this setup is shown in
2. Check each switch control unit. The Active light should be ON.
3. Press the following on the multiple channel controller:
[Clear Instr] [Select Instr] {85330A} {CLOSE}
4. Select {PORT 1} or {PORT 2} depending on the setup of your switch system.
If your system uses both PORT 1 and PORT 2, then perform the following tests for both ports: a.
Press:
{PORT 1} or {PORT 2} b.
Enter each switch control unit’s address and switch number and observe that unit’s lights. As each switch address is activated, the light should turn ON.
To enter a unit address and switch number, press:
[x] [y] [z] [Return] x = switch control unit’s address (normally 0) y = switch number to be closed (normally 0) z = switch number to be closed (0 = opens all switches)
For example, {PORT 1} [1] [0] [3] [Return] will close switch 3 in the switch control unit with address 1 that is connected to PORT 1. The switch control unit address can be found on the units label. To close switch 4, just press [1] [0] [4] .
c.
Close each switch on a module and insure that the light turns ON.
5. Perform the above test for each Switch Control Unit in the system.
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Switch Setup
Performance Verification
Verifying the RF Switches
Verifying the RF Switches
This portion of the verification will check the switches to make sure that they are switching correctly. This portion will also test the RF performance of the switches.
1. Turn OFF the multiple channel controller before making any connections.
2. Connect each switch to its switch control unit. Use the supplied switch drive cable.
3. Connect the switch to the network analyzer. An example of this setup is shown in
Figure 2-5 . Note that all of the switch ports will be tested, so
make sure that there is enough room to connect all of the ports to the network analyzer.
4. Turn ON the multiple channel controller.
Figure 2-5 RF Switch Test Setup
85330A Multiple Channel Controller 2-13
Performance Verification
Verifying the RF Switches
RF Performance Tests
Recall the network analyzer setup that was saved earlier by pressing:
[RECALL] {1}
Perform each of the following tests on each input and output port of the switch. Check the results of each of the tests against the switch’s specifications shown in the Agilent 85331A/Agilent 85332A User’s Manual.
1. Connect the test port cable to the first switch port.
2. Close the switch path. This will turn the switch light ON on the switch control unit.
a.
Check the S11 (input match, ON).
b.
Check the S22 (output match, ON).
c.
Check the S21 (insertion loss, ON).
d. Check the S12 (reverse insertion loss, ON).
e.
Document the test results by plotting the display to a plotter or printer.
3. Open the switch path. This will turn the switch light OFF on the switch control unit.
a.
Check the S11 (input match, OFF).
b.
Check the S22 (output match, OFF).
c.
Check the S21 (isolation, OFF). Use averaging if required.
d. Check the S12 (reverse isolation, OFF). Use averaging if required.
e.
Document the test results by plotting the display to a plotter or printer.
4. Move the test port cable to the next switch port. Repeat all of the above until all switch ports are tested.
2-14 85330A Multiple Channel Controller
Jumpers
Verifying Remote Ports 1 and 2
Performance Verification
Verifying Remote Ports 1 and 2
Equipment Required
•
Jumper (see below)
•
Soldering iron
•
2 jumper wires
shows the jumper assembly that can be used to verify remote port
1 and remote port 2. Using Agilent part number 1251-8863, solder one wire from pin 6 to pin 8, and another wire from pin 7 to pin 9. A connector hood is recommended for the 9-pin connector, such as L-com (part number
SDC9AG) (http://www.L-com.com).
Figure 2-6 Jumper Assembly
85330A Multiple Channel Controller 2-15
Performance Verification
Verifying Remote Ports 1 and 2
Remote Port 1 and remote Port 2 Test Procedure
1. Download the 85330A drivers version A.03.00 or above.
2. When select instrument is displayed, press:
{85330A}, {More}, {TEST}, {More}
3. Connect the modified connector to REMOTE 1 on the rear panel and press:
{REM_1_2}
4. The display should read:
“85330A_144:REM1 0101 PASS, REM2 1100 FAIL”
5. Move the modified connector to REMOTE 2 on the rear panel and press:
{REM_1_2}
6. The display should read:
“85330A_144: REM1 1111 FAIL, REM2 0011 PASS”
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Performance Verification
AUX 1 and AUX 2
AUX 1 and AUX 2
Pulse Test
You can output one or more 500
µ s pulses from AUX 1 or AUX 2 and measure them with an oscilloscope. The number of pulses is selectable. The pulses have a 50% duty cycle, and thus a total period of 1 ms. The amplitude of the signal is roughly 0 to 4 volts. The pulses are not perfect square waves.
The leading edge rises higher than 4 volts, then curves down to approximately 4 volts.
Measuring Pulses from
AUX 1 or AUX 2
1. Connect an oscilloscope to the AUX 1 or AUX.
2. Set the scope as necessary to view the waveform described above.
3. Press:
[Select Instr] {85330A} {
→
} {TEST} {
→
} {AUX 1} or { AUX 2}
4. The message TEST AUXn OUTPUT: # OF TESTS will appear.
5. Use the keyboard to enter the desired number of pulses. You can enter the number in units or in scientific notation: For example:
100, or
1E2
6. Press the [Return] key. The pulses will appear on the scope.
NOTE The 85330A will not perform any other functions during this test. If you enter a large number, such as 1E6, it will take a while to finish. You can abort the test by cycling line power.
NOTE To test AUX 2, use the same basic procedure as shown above.
85330A Multiple Channel Controller 2-17
AUX 1 and AUX 2
Output Voltage Test
When Finished with
All Tests
Performance Verification
AUX 1 and AUX 2
The following test will determine if the rear panel ports successfully output the correct DC switch drive levels.
1. On the oscilloscope press:
[RECALL] [1]
[TRIG] {AUTO}
[CLEAR DISPLAY]
2. Press the following on the multiple channel controller:
[Clear Instr] [Select Instr] {85330A}
3. Connect a BNC cable between the AUX 1 connector and channel 1 of the oscilloscope.
a.
Press:
{CLOSE} {AUX1} {0} or [f1]
The oscilloscope should show a trace of about 0 Vdc.
b.
Press:
{1} or [f2]
The oscilloscope should show a trace of about 4 Vdc.
4. Connect a BNC cable between the AUX 2 connector and channel 1 of the oscilloscope.
a.
Press:
[Clear Instr] {CLOSE} {AUX2} {0} or [f1]
The oscilloscope should show a trace of about 0 Vdc.
b.
Press:
{1} or [f2]
The oscilloscope should show a trace of about 4 Vdc.
All of the performance verification tests are now complete. Reconnect the
85330A system in the original measurement system configuration. Refer to
Chapter 1, “Installation” for more information.
2-18 85330A Multiple Channel Controller
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Table of contents
- 1 Title Page
- 3 What You’ll Find in This Manual…
- 4 Warranty
- 4 Certification
- 4 Documentation Warranty
- 4 Assistance
- 5 Service and Support
- 6 Safety and Regulatory Information
- 7 Safety Earth Ground
- 7 Before Applying Power
- 9 Manufacturers Declaration
- 9 Sound Emmisions
- 11 Typeface Conventions
- 13 Contents
- 19 1. Installation
- 19 Installation at a Glance
- 20 Preparing the Main Antenna Measurement System
- 20 Installing the Agilent 85330A Multiple Channel Controller
- 20 Choosing the Proper Configuration
- 24 Checking Operation of the Multiple Channel Controller
- 24 Loading the Driver from a Personal Computer
- 26 Viewing or Changing the GPIB Address of the Multiple Channel Controller
- 26 Selecting Positive or Negative-Edge Event Triggers
- 28 Installing the Switch Control Units and Switches
- 28 Mounting the SCU and RF Switch
- 28 Switch Control Unit Configuration Switches
- 31 2. Performance Verification
- 31 In This Chapter
- 31 Description
- 32 Recommended Equipment
- 33 Performance Verification Test
- 33 Setting Up the Equipment
- 33 85330 System
- 34 Digital Oscilloscope
- 35 Network Analyzer
- 35 Cables
- 35 Calibration
- 35 Save Setup
- 36 Verifying the Multiple Channel Controller
- 36 Turn-On
- 36 Voltage Check
- 37 Inputs/Outputs
- 37 Output Trigger Test
- 38 Pulse Receive and Cycle Test
- 39 Counter Pulse Delay Test
- 41 Measurement Busy Signal and Pulse Width Test
- 42 Verifying the Switch Control Unit
- 43 Verifying the RF Switches
- 43 Switch Setup
- 44 RF Performance Tests
- 45 Verifying Remote Ports 1 and 2
- 45 Jumpers
- 47 AUX 1 and AUX 2
- 47 Pulse Test
- 47 Measuring Pulses from AUX 1 or AUX 2
- 48 AUX 1 and AUX 2 Output Voltage Test
- 48 When Finished with All Tests
- 49 3. Operator’s Check
- 49 Purpose
- 49 Procedure
- 51 4. General Information
- 51 In This Chapter
- 52 Product Description
- 52 In-depth Information
- 53 Manual Operation
- 53 Automated Operation
- 54 Preparing the 85330A to Control the System
- 54 Special Systems
- 54 Switch Components
- 55 The Downloadable Driver
- 55 System Interface
- 55 Required Equipment
- 55 Cables
- 57 PIN Switches
- 58 Supplied Equipment and Software
- 59 85330A Multiple Channel Controller Characteristics
- 59 Environmental Limits
- 60 Ventilation Requirements
- 60 Dimensions
- 61 Front Panel Features
- 61 Need More Information
- 62 Rear Panel Features
- 65 85330A Compatibility
- 65 Compatible Receivers
- 65 Compatible LO Sources
- 65 Compatible RF Sources
- 67 5. Manual Operation
- 67 In This Chapter
- 68 To Use the Front Panel
- 68 About the Softkeys Menus
- 68 Utility Keys
- 69 Softkey Map
- 70 To View or Change the 85330’s GPIB Address
- 70 Viewing GPIB Address
- 70 Changing the GPIB Address
- 71 To Close Any Switch in the System (to select a channel)
- 71 More about Switch Addresses
- 72 To Change the TTL State of AUX 1 or AUX 2
- 72 To View the Most Recent Error Message
- 72 To View the Revision of the Downloaded Driver
- 73 To View Custom Option Number (If Applicable)
- 73 To Manually Send Trigger Pulses
- 73 To Perform Service Functions
- 75 6. Programming
- 75 In This Chapter
- 75 GPIB Addresses
- 75 Long and Short Command Syntax
- 76 Definition of Terms
- 77 To Choose a Measurement Configuration
- 78 CW Measurement Configuration
- 78 Description
- 78 To Use this Configuration
- 79 Single Source Multiple-Frequency Configuration
- 79 Description
- 79 To Use this Configuration
- 81 Dual Source Multiple-Frequency Measurements
- 81 8530A Control of Sources
- 81 Description
- 81 To Use this Configuration
- 82 Fast Source Control
- 82 Description
- 82 To Use this Configuration
- 83 To Use Direct Control
- 83 Selecting a Channel
- 86 To Use Run-Time Control Mode
- 86 Setup of the 85330A Multiple Channel Controller
- 86 Event Triggering
- 86 Number of Frequency Points
- 86 Number of Angular Increments (Events)
- 86 List of Switch States
- 87 Switch Settling Time
- 87 TTL Trigger and Ready Timeouts
- 88 Using More than One Controller
- 88 Starting Run-Time Mode
- 88 Run-Time Measurement Sequence
- 92 Run-Time Measurement Sequence for Multiple Controllers
- 92 Using IMM vs. TTL Trigger for Source 1
- 95 Programming Examples
- 95 Example 1
- 99 Example 2
- 103 Example 3
- 108 85330A Error Messages
- 111 7. Remote Programming Command Reference
- 111 Command Syntax
- 111 Common Command Format
- 111 Standard Command Format
- 113 Common Commands
- 113 *CLS
- 113 Syntax
- 113 Example
- 113 *IDN?
- 113 Default
- 113 Syntax
- 113 Example
- 114 *OPC?
- 114 Syntax
- 114 Example
- 114 *RST
- 114 Default
- 114 Syntax
- 114 Example
- 115 Standard Command Reference
- 115 ROUTe
- 115 Subsystem Command Syntax
- 115 ROUTe:CLOSe
- 115 Default
- 115 Syntax
- 115 Example
- 116 ROUTe:CONTrol
- 116 Default
- 116 Syntax
- 116 Example
- 116 ROUTe:DELay
- 116 Default
- 116 Syntax
- 116 Example
- 117 RUNTime
- 118 RUNTime:CONTroller
- 118 Default
- 118 Syntax
- 118 Example
- 118 RUNTime:EVENt:COUNt
- 118 Default
- 118 Syntax
- 118 Example
- 119 RUNTime:EVENt:TRIGger
- 119 TTL Mode
- 119 IMM Mode
- 119 Default
- 119 Syntax
- 119 Example
- 120 RUNTime:INITiate:IMM
- 120 Default
- 120 Syntax
- 120 Example
- 120 RUNTime:SOURce:COUNt
- 120 Default
- 120 Syntax
- 120 Example
- 121 RUNTime:SOURce:SOURCE1:TRIGger
- 121 Default
- 121 Syntax
- 121 Example
- 121 RUNTime:SOURce:SOURCE2:TRIGger
- 121 Default
- 121 Syntax
- 121 Example
- 122 RUNTime:SWITch:DELay
- 122 Default
- 122 Syntax
- 122 Example
- 123 RUNTime:SWITch:SCAN
- 123 Default
- 123 Syntax
- 123 Example
- 124 RUNTime:SWITch:TRIGger
- 124 Default
- 124 Syntax
- 124 Example
- 125 RUNTime:TIMEout:EVENt
- 125 Default
- 125 Syntax
- 125 Example
- 125 RUNTime:TIMEout:RECeiver
- 125 Default
- 125 Syntax
- 125 Example
- 126 RUNTime:TIMEout:REMote
- 126 Default
- 126 Syntax
- 126 Example
- 126 RUNTime:TIMEout:SOURce
- 126 Default
- 126 Syntax
- 126 Example
- 126 SYSTem
- 127 SYSTem:ERRor?
- 127 Default
- 127 Syntax
- 127 Example
- 129 8. In Case of Difficulty
- 129 The 85330A Does Not Show the Main Menu When Turned ON
- 131 9. Service
- 131 Introduction
- 132 Theory of Operation
- 137 Recommended Test Equipment
- 138 Service
- 139 Troubleshooting
- 139 Troubleshooting the System
- 139 Troubleshooting the Multiple Channel Controller
- 140 Troubleshooting the Switch Control Unit
- 140 Troubleshooting the RF Switch
- 140 Troubleshooting the Cables
- 143 Replaceable Parts
- 143 Parts List Description
- 143 Ordering Information
- 143 Replaceable Parts
- 145 Mainframe, Plug-in Cards
- 146 Switch Control Unit
- 146 RF Switch
- 147 Interconnect Cables
- 148 Assembly and Disassembly
- 148 Mainframe
- 149 E1330 Card Configuration
- 149 85330-60002 Card Configuration
- 150 Switch Control Unit
- 151 Adjustments
- 151 Selecting Positive or Negative-Edge Event Triggers
- 152 Selecting the Multiple Channel Controller’s GPIB Address
- 153 Switching from the Internal to External Power Supply
- 154 Preventive Maintenance
- 156 10. Accessory Documentation
- 158 Glossary
- 164 Index