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ProgrammingReference

HP 1652B/HP 1653B Logic Analyzers

E!ia

HEWLETT

PACKARD

@Copyright Hewlett-Packard Company 1989

Manual Number 0165240903 Printed in the U.S.A. December 1989

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Contents

Chapter 1

Introduction to Programming an Instrument

Introduction .............................................. ..l- 1

AboutThisManuaI

........................................

..l-

ProgrammingSyntax

......................................

..l-

Talking

to the Instrument .................................. l-2

Instruction Syntax

........................................

.l-2

Output Command ......................................... l-3

DeviceAddress...........................................l-

Instructions

............................................

..l-

Instruction Header ........................................ l-3

WhiteSpace..............................................l-

Instruction Parameters. ...................................

*l-4

HeaderTypes

..........................................

..l-

Combining Commands from the Same Subsystem ..............l-5

Duplicate Keywords ....................................... l-5

QueryUsage

...........................................

..l-

Program Header Options .................................. l-7

Parameter Syntax

Rules

.................................... l-7

Instruction Terminator ...................................

. l-9

Selecting Multiple Subsystems

.............................

.1-9

Programming an Instrument ................................. l-10

Initialization ............................................. l-10

ExampleProgram........................................l-ll

ProgramOverview

.....................................

..l-11

Receiving Information from the Instrument .................. l-11

Response Header Options ................................

l-12

Response Data Formats ..................................

l-13

String Variables .........................................

1-14

NumericBase

.........................................

..l-15

Numeric Variables .......................................

l-15

Definite-Length Block Response Data ..................... . l-16

Multiple Queries ......................................... l-17

InstrumentStatus

...................................... ..l-17

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Chapter 2

Programming Over HP-IB

Introduction .............................................. ..2- 1

Interface Capabilities .......................................

.2-l

Command and Data Concepts ................................

.2-l

Addressing

............................................... ..2- 1

Communicating Over the HP-IB Bus (HP 9000 Series

200/300

Controller) ............................................... ..2- 2

Local, Remote, and Local Lockout ............................ .2-2

BusCommands

........................................... ..2- 3

DeviceClear

........................................... ..2- 3

Group Execute Trigger (GET) ............................. .2-3

Interface Clear (IFC) ..................................... .2-3

Chapter 3

Programming Over RS-232C

Introduction .............................................. ..3- 1

Interface Operation .........................................

.3-l

Cables

................................................... ..3- 2

Minimum Three-Wire Interface with Software Protocol ..........

.3-2

Extended Interface with Hardware Handshake ................. .3-3

CableExample..............................................3-

Configuring the Instrument Interface .......................... .3-5

Interface Capabilities .......................................

.3-S

Protocol ............................................... ..3- 5

DataBits

.............................................. ..3- 6

Communicating Over the RS-232C Bus (HP 9000 Series

200/300

Controller) ............................................... ..3- 6

LockoutCommand

........................................ ..3- 7

Chapter 4

Programming and Documentation Conventions

Introduction ..............................

Truncation Rule ...........................

Infinity Representation .....................

Sequential and Overlapped Commands .......

Response Generation ......................

Syntax Diagrams ..........................

Notation Conventions and Definitions

........

The Command Tree .......................

.............

4-l

.............4-l

.............4-2

.............4-3

.............4-4

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Command Types ..........................................

4-4

Tree Traversal

Rules

.....................................

.4-4

Examples ................................................ 45

Command Set Organization .................................

.4-10

Subsystems..............................................4-10

ProgramExamples

....................................... ..4-11

Chapter 5

Common Commands

Introduction.. ............................................ ..5- 1

+cL.s

................................................

.5-3

*ESE

............................................... ..5- 4

*ESR ................................................. 5-6

*IDN

............................................... ..5- 8

*opt

................................................. 5-9

*RST ............................................. ..5-10

*SRE ................................................ 5-11

*STB

................................................ 5-13

*wAI ...............................................

.5-15

Chapter 6

System Commands

Introduction ................................................ 6-l

ARMBnc

............................................. 6-4

DATA ................................................ 6-5

Logic Analyzer Block Data ................................... 6-8

Section Header

Descriptiod

...............................

.6-8

SectionData

........................................... ..6- 8

Data Preamble Description ................................ .6-8

Acquisition Data Description .............................

-6-11

Oscilloscope Block Data .................................... .6-18

OsciUoscope

Data Section .................................. .6-18

Section Header Description .............................. .6-18

SectionData

.......................................... ..6-18

OsciIIoscope

Display Data Section ........................... .6-19

DSP ................................................ .6-20

ERRor...............................................6-2

HEADer

........................................... ..6-2 2

KEY.................................................6-2

LER.................................................6-2

LOCKout

.......................................... ..6-2 6

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LONGform...........................................6-2

MENU .............................................

.6-B

MESE ..............................................

.6-29

MESR .............................................. .6-31

PPOWer

........................................... ..6-3 3

............................................. ..6-

RMODe

............................................

.6-35

SETup...............................................6-

STARt

............................................... 6-38

STOP................................................6-3

Chapter 7

MMEMory Subsystem

Introduction .............................................. ..7- 1

AUToload

.......................................... ..7- 4

CATalog

............................................ ..7- 5

COPY ............................................... .7-6

DOWNload

......................................... ..7- 7

INITialize

........................................... ..7- 8

LOAD.. ............................................ ..7- 9

LOAD.. ........................................... ..7-10

PACK ............................................. ..7-11

PURGe..

.......................................... ..7-12

REName..

......................................... ..7-13

STORe

.............................................. 7-14

UPLoad

............................................. 7-15

Chapter 8

DLlSt Subsystem

Introduction.. ............................................ ..8- 1

DLISt.................................................8-

COLumn..............................................8-

LINE.. ............................................. ..8- 5

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Chapter 9

WLlSt Subsystem

Introduction . .

wL1st

. .

OSTate

XSTate

OTIMe

XTIMe

.......

.9-l

.......

.9-2

........

9-3

.......

.9-4

........

9-5

........

9-6

Chapter 10

MACHine Subsystem

Introduction ..............................................

.10-l

MACHine

.........................................

..lO-

ARM ..............................................

..lO-

ASSign...............................................lO-

AUToscale

.........................................

..lO-

NAME ............................................

..lO-

TYPE .............................................

..lO-

Chapter 11

SFORmat Subsystem

Introduction ............................................. ..ll- 1

SFORmat

.......................................... ..ll- 3

CLOCk

............................................ ..ll- 4

CPERiod

.......................................... ..ll- 5

LABel

.............................................. ..ll- 6

MASTer

...........................................

..ll-

REMove

........................................... ..ll- 9

SLAVe

........................................... ..ll-10

THReshold

....................................... ..ll-11

Chapter 12

STRace Subsystem

Introduction ............................................. ..12- 1

STRace

............................................ ..12- 4

BRANch

........................................... ..12- 5

FIND.. ............................................ ..12- 8

PREStore

......................................... ..12-10

RANGe

.......................................... ..12-12

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RESTart

.......................................... ..12-14

SEQuence

........................................

..l2-16

STORe

............................................

.l2-17

TAG ............................................. ..12-19

TERM ............................................

.12-21

Chapter 13

SLlSt Subsystem

Introduction ............................................. ..13- 1

SLISt

...............................................

.13-5

COLumn

..........................................

..l3-

DATA ............................................ ..13- 8

LINE ............................................. ..13- 9

MMODe

......................................... ..13-10

OPATtern

........................................ ..13-11

OSEarch

......................................... ..13-13

OSTate

........................................... ..13-14

OTAG ............ .................................

13-15

RUNTil

.......................................... ..13-16

TAVerage

........................................ ..13-18

TMAXimum

...................................... ..13-19

TMINimum

....................................... ..13- 20

VRUNs

..........................................

..l3-2

XOTag

........................................... ..13-2 2

XPATtem

........................................ ..13-2 3

XSEarch

.......................................... ..13-2 5

XSTate

........................................... ..13-

XTAG ............................................ .13-27

Chapter 14

SWAVeform Subsystem

Introduction.. ...........................................

..l~

SWAVeform

......................................... .14-3

Accumulate

.......................................

..14-

DELay...............................................14-

INSert

............................................. ..14- 6

RANGe..............................................14-

REMove

...........................................

..14-

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