Re: HPIB

2004-11-12 Thread owner-emc-p...@listserv.ieee.org
If I remember correctly the commands in HP Basic for Local or Remote
mode are LOCAL and REMOTE.

Also there are some slight variations between the 856x analyzers and the
859x analyzers.  Your best bet is to look for the programming commands
from Agilents web site.  They can be difficult to find, but I have
always found them for free.  I will look around here, I may still have
them in pdf format.

Josh

Bob Richards wrote:
 Mike,

 Have you checked to make sure the address is the same? Address 18 is
 hardcoded in your program. I know the 8566 is always at 18. I think 18
 may be the default for the 859x series, but you may need to double check.

 I use the MKA?; command with the 8594, it should be common with the
 entire 859x series. You may have to turn the marker on before you can
 read it, the command is MKACT; and I always use the MKPK; command before
 reading the peak.

 You may need to put the instrument in the remote mode first. In my
 software (VB using National Instruments driver) it is the SetRWLS
 function. Don't know what it would be with HP Basic.

 Bob Richards, NCT.


 */Mike Hurley mikehur...@meadtest.com/* wrote:

 Here is a question for the older generationas a deviation from all
 these questions about standards.

 HP362 computer running HP BASIC

 I needed to knock together a routine to drive an oscillator and
 spectrum analyser and thought this would be a simple way to do things.

 Anyhow, I find that whilst I can write to and read from an HP8568 or
 an HP8566, I can only write to an HP8564E or an HP8591EM.  The
 program hangs at the READ statement.   As far as I can tell the
 command set is the same for all four analysers.

 The question is, is it a hardware incompatibility or is it a
 protocol problem?

 Example is:

 OUTPUT 718;MKA?;
 ENTER 718;Val
 Program hangs here with 8564E and 8591EM, but is Ok with 8568 and 8566

 Any ideas appreciated.

 Mike
 
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Re: HPIB

2004-11-11 Thread owner-emc-p...@listserv.ieee.org
are you sure that the term that you are reading into is dimensioned
large enough to accept the data coming from the analyzer?

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Re: HPIB

2004-11-11 Thread owner-emc-p...@listserv.ieee.org
Mike,
 
Have you checked to make sure the address is the same? Address 18 is hardcoded
in your program. I know the 8566 is always at 18. I think 18 may be the
default for the 859x series, but you may need to double check.
 
I use the MKA?; command with the 8594, it should be common with the entire
859x series. You may have to turn the marker on before you can read it, the
command is MKACT; and I always use the MKPK; command before reading the peak.
 
You may need to put the instrument in the remote mode first. In my software
(VB using National Instruments driver) it is the SetRWLS function. Don't know
what it would be with HP Basic.
 
Bob Richards, NCT.


Mike Hurley mikehur...@meadtest.com wrote:

Here is a question for the older generationas a deviation from all these
questions about standards.
 
HP362 computer running HP BASIC
 
I needed to knock together a routine to drive an oscillator and spectrum
analyser and thought this would be a simple way to do things.
 
Anyhow, I find that whilst I can write to and read from an HP8568 or an
HP8566, I can only write to an HP8564E or an HP8591EM.  The program hangs at
the READ statement.   As far as I can tell the command set is the same for all
four analysers.
 
The question is, is it a hardware incompatibility or is it a protocol problem?
 
Example is:
 
OUTPUT 718;MKA?;
ENTER 718;Val
Program hangs here with 8564E and 8591EM, but is Ok with 8568 and 8566
 
Any ideas appreciated.
 
Mike
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