> > Does it work, in a loop, to send 3456A commands
> > to read voltage, get the response, and then 5370A
> > commands to read frequency, and get a response?
> >
> > /tvb
>
> Yes, but I've been getting occasional squirrely values from the 3456A in
> that mode, possibly because of a timeout and wi
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, John Ackermann N8UR writes:
>SRQ is definitely a pain, but is hard to do without if you're doing
>anything with multiple instruments on the bus; my current problem is
>trying to read frequency from a 5370A and voltage from the 3456A to plot
>VCO performance. Without
SRQ is definitely a pain, but is hard to do without if you're doing
anything with multiple instruments on the bus; my current problem is
trying to read frequency from a 5370A and voltage from the 3456A to plot
VCO performance. Without the SRQ, I'm getting missing voltmeter readings.
Daun Yeagley,
I just went through the whole SRQ annoyance with my phase-noise utility. I
was trying to use them to detect end-of-sweep conditions. I ended up giving
up on SRQs altogether in favor of using long (1000-second) timeout periods.
They seemed kind of twitchy... if I remember right, the thing that fi
