Vitrek Xitron 2553 Instructions d'installation

IEEE488 COMMAND GUIDE

2553/2553E

Three-Phase

Power Analyser

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4 2553/ 2553E Command Guide

Document Part Number: MO-2553/ 2553E-I Revision A

Print Date: August 1, 2005

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Contents 5

Contents

INTRODUCTION _____________________________________________________11

GENERAL INTERFACE OPERATION __________________________________13

IEEE488 Bus Operation_____________________________________________13

Local and Remote States_________________________________________13

Device Clear and Bus Clear ______________________________________14

Serial Poll _____________________________________________________15

Group Execute Trigger __________________________________________16

Talking and Listening to the 2553/ 2553E_______________________________16

Sending Commands to the 2553/ 2553E_____________________________16

Receiving Data from the 2553/ 2553E ______________________________17

SENDING COMMANDS TO THE 2553/ 2553E ____________________________19

Sending Multiple Commands_________________________________________19

Syntax Errors _____________________________________________________19

Commands Defining Current ________________________________________20

Commands That Require No Data ____________________________________21

Resetting Commands____________________________________________21

Clearing Measurement Results____________________________________21

Resetting the DC Current Offsets _________________________________22

Setting Default Measurement Configuration ________________________22

Commands That Require Data _______________________________________23

General Syntax_________________________________________________23

Configuring Measurements ______________________________________23

Controlling the Front Panel ______________________________________31

Initiating a Printout_____________________________________________34

Controlling SRQ Activity ________________________________________36

6 2553/ 2553E Command Guide

READING STATUS & SETTINGS FROM THE 2553/ 2553E_________________39

Interrogative Command Syntax ______________________________________39

Interrogating Calibration Status __________________________________39

Interrogating Printer Status______________________________________40

Identifying the Product __________________________________________41

Interrogating the Serial Poll Response Byte _________________________43

Interrogating the Measurement Configuration ______________________44

Interrogating Date and Time _____________________________________48

READING MEASUREMENT RESULTS FROM THE 2553/ 2553E____________49

General___________________________________________________________49

Formatting Measurement Results_____________________________________50

Floating-Point Measurement Results_______________________________50

Other Measurement Result Formats _______________________________51

Selecting the Bank to Be Read________________________________________51

Setting the Time Interval Between Bank Updates ________________________52

Selecting the Measurement Result(s) to Be Read_________________________52

General Syntax of a Measurement Result Definition__________________53

Defining Current Measurement Results ____________________________56

Defining Voltage Measurement Results_____________________________59

Defining Power Measurement Results______________________________61

Defining Frequency Measurement Results __________________________64

Defining Integrated Measurement Results __________________________64

Defining Waveform Results ______________________________________67

Defining Historical Measurement Results___________________________68

Defining Date and Time _________________________________________70

APPLICATION EXAMPLES____________________________________________71

Simple Interfacing__________________________________________________71

Sequence of Interfacing _____________________________________________72

Placing the 2553/ 2553E into a "Known State"_______________________72

Checking the Product, Version and Option Content __________________73

Configuring the 2553/ 2553E for Measurements _____________________74

Configuring the 2553/ 2553E to Provide the Desired Measurement Results74

Deciding How Often to Read the Measurement Results _______________76

Reading the Measurement Results_________________________________77

Changing the Configuration of the 2553/ 2553E _________________________79

Contents 7

Synchronizing Results to Input Changes _______________________________79

Commanding the 2553/ 2553E to Produce Printouts______________________81

Controlling the Front Panel__________________________________________82

Debugging the Application___________________________________________82

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS____________________________________83

SUMMARY OF COMMANDS __________________________________________93

SUMMARY OF RESULT DEFINITIONS _________________________________95

8 2553/ 2553E Command Guide

Tables

Table 1 – Serial Poll Response Byte and Mask Definition _____________________16

Table 2 – Data for the AC-ONLY command________________________________23

Table 3 – Data for the AVERAGE command _______________________________24

Table 4 – Data for the BANDWIDTH command ____________________________25

Table 5 – Data for the HISTORY command________________________________25

Table 6 – Data for the HISTORY-SCALE command_________________________27

Table 7 – Data for the INTEGRATE command _____________________________28

Table 8 – Data for the MEASURE command _______________________________29

Table 9 – Data for the SYNC command____________________________________30

Table 10 – Data for the WIRING command ________________________________30

Table 11 – Data for the DISPLAY command, Basic results format _____________31

Table 12 – Data for the DISPLAY command, Harmonics listing format _________32

Table 13 – Data for the DISPLAY command, Harmonics barchart format_______32

Table 14 – Data for the DISPLAY command, Waveforms format ______________32

Table 15 – Data for the DISPLAY command, History format__________________32

Table 16 – Data for the DISPLAY command, Setup format ___________________33

Table 17 – Data for the DISPLAY command, Blank format___________________33

Table 18 – Data for the PRINT command, Basic format ______________________34

Table 19 – Data for the PRINT command, Harmonics listing format ___________34

Table 20 – Data for the PRINT command, Harmonics barchart format _________34

Table 21 – Data for the PRINT command, Waveforms format_________________35

Table 22 – Data for the PRINT command, History format ____________________35

Table 23 – Data returned due to PRINT-STATUS? command_________________40

Table 24 – Data returned due to *OPT? command __________________________41

Table 25 – Data returned due to PRODUCT? command______________________42

Table 26 – Data returned due to AVERAGE? command______________________44

Table 27 – Data returned due to BANDWIDTH? command___________________45

Tables 9

Table 28 – Data returned due to HISTORY-SCALE? command _______________46

Table 29 – Data returned due to SYNC? command __________________________47

Table 30 – Data returned due to WIRING? command________________________48

Table 31 – Measurement result source phase definitions______________________54

Table 32 –Type for full bandwidth result definitions _________________________54

10 2553/ 2553E Command Guide

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