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HP 1653B Getting Started Manual (725 pages)

Logic

Brand: HP | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 67.58 MB

Table of Contents

85
- Disconnecting the Probes from the Pods
  109
- Connecting the Grabbers to the Probes
  110
- Connecting the Grabbers to the Test Points
  110
- Labeling Pods, Probes, and Cables
  111
- Chapter 3 Introduction
  
  112
  - Using the Front-Panel User Interface
    112
  - Front-Panel Controls
    113
  - Rear-Panel Controls and Connectors
    117
  - How to Select Menus
    118
  - The Cursor
    118
  - How to Switch between the Analyzers and Oscilloscope
    119
  - Returning to the System Configuration Menu
    119
  - How to Close Pop-Up Menus
    120
  - How to Select Fields
    120
  - Pop-Up Menus
    120
  - How to Select Options
    121
  - How to Enter Numeric Data
    122
  - Toggle Fields
    122
  - How to Enter Alpha Data
    125
  - Changing Alpha Entries
    126
  - How to Roll Data
    127
  - Assignment/Specification Menus
    128
    
    Assigning Pod Bits to Labels
    128
    
    Specifying Patterns
    129
    
    Specifying Edges
    130
  - Introduction
    131
  - System Configuration Menu
    131
- Chapter 4
  
  131
  - Accessing the System Configuration Menu
    132
  - System Configuration Menu Fields
    133
    
    Name
    133
    
    Type
    134
    
    Autoscale
    135
    
    Scope On/Off
    135
    
    Pods
    136
  - Where to Go Next
    137
- Chapter 5 : I/O Menu
  
  138
  - Accessing the I/O Menu ,511
    138
  - Introduction
    138
  - Print au
    139
  - Printscreen
    139
  - Disk Operations
    140
    
    Load
    142
    
    Store
    142
    
    Autoload
    143
    
    Copy
    144
    
    Duplicate Disk
    145
    
    Packdisk
    146
    
    Rename
    146
    
    Purge
    147
    
    Formatdisk
    148
  - I/O Port Configuration
    149
    
    Configuring the Interfaces
    150
    
    The RS-232C Interface
    151
  - External BNC Configuration
    154
  - Self Test
    155
- Chapter 6 Disk Drive Operations
  
  156
  - Introduction
    156
  - The Disk Operations Available
    156
    
    6-L
    156
  - Accessing the Disk Menu
    158
  - Selecting a Disk Operation
    159
  - Disk Operation Parameters
    160
  - Installing a Blank Disk
    161
  - Formatting a Disk
    162
  - Storing to a Disk
    164
  - The Load Operation
    166
  - Renaming a File
    167
  - The Autoload Operation
    168
  - Purgingafile
    169
  - Copyingafile
    170
  - The Pack Disk Operation
    172
  - Duplicating the Operating System Disk
    173
  - Introduction
    176
  - Making Hardcopy Prints
    176
- Chapter 7
  
  176
  - Supported Printers
    176
    
    Alternate Printers
    177
  - Hooking up Your Printer
    177
  - HP-IB Printer Cables
    178
  - RS-232C Printer Cables
    178
    
    HP 132426 Cable
    178
    
    HP 92219H Cable
    179
  - Setting HP-IB for HP Printers
    179
  - Setting RS-232C for HP Printers .7:5
    180
  - Setting RS-232C for Your Non-HP Printer
    180
  - Recommended Protocol
    181
  - RS-232C Default Configuration
    181
  - Setting Paper Width
    181
  - Starting the Printout
    182
    
    Print All
    182
    
    Print Screen
    182
  - What Happens During a Printout
    183
  - Connecting to Other HP Printers
    184
  - Introduction
    185
  - State Analyzer Menu Maps
    185
  - The State Analyzer
    185
- Chapter 8
  
  185
  - The State Analyzer: an Overview
    185
  - State Format Menu Map
    186
  - State Trace Menu Map
    187
  - State Listing Menu Map
    189
  - State Compare Menu Map
    190
  - State Waveform Menu Map
    191
  - State Chart Menu Map
    193
    
    Storage Macro
    220
    
    Reading the Sequence Level Display
    222
    
    Acquisition Fields
    224
    
    Armed by
    224
    
    Trace Mode
    224
    
    Count
    229
    
    Off
    229
    
    Time
    229
    
    States
    231
    
    Qualifier and Pattern Fields
    233
    
    Base
    234
    
    Label
    234
    
    Patterns
    234
    
    Qualifier Field
    234
    
    Pattern Fields
    235
    
    Ranges
    235
    
    State Listing Menu
    236
- Chapter 11 Introduction
  
  236
  - Accessing the State Listing Menu
    237
  - State Listing Menu Fields
    238
    
    Markers
    238
    
    Markers off
    239
    
    Markers Patterns
    239
    
    Stop Measurement
    240
    
    Markers Statistics
    241
    
    Markers Time
    241
- Chapter 12 State Compare Menu
  
  243
  - Accessing the Compare Menu
    244
  - The Compare and Difference Listing Displays
    244
    
    The Compare Listing
    244
    
    The Difference Listing
    244
  - Creating a Compare Image
    245
  - Bit Editing of the Compare Image
    246
  - Masking Channels in the Compare Image
    247
  - Specifying a Compare Range
    248
  - Saving Compare Images
    250
- Chapter 13 State Chart Menu
  
  251
  - Scaling the Axes
    252
  - Markers and Readouts for Chart
    255
    
    Marker Options
    256
- Chapter 14 State Waveforms Menu
  
  257
  - Selecting a Waveform
    258
  - Replacing Waveforms
    259
  - Deleting Waveforms
    260
  - Delay from Trigger
    261
  - State Waveform Display Features
    261
Table of Contents

295
- Acquisitionmode
  323
  - Transitional Acquisition Mode
    324
  - Glitch Acquisition Mode
    325
- Base
  326
- Label
  326
- Find Pattern
  327
- Pattern Duration (Present for )
  329
- Thenfindedge
  331
- Chapter 19 Timing Waveforms Menu
  
  335
  - Accessing the Timing Waveforms Menu
    336
  - Timing Waveforms Menu Fields
    337
    
    Markers
    337
    
    Markerstime
    338
    
    Markers Patterns
    339
    
    Stop Measurement
    339
    
    Accumulate Mode
    340
    
    Markers Statistics
    340
    
    At Marker
    341
  - Time/DIV (Time Per Division) Field
    342
  - Delay Field
    343
  - Introduction
    345
  - Timing Analyzer Measurement Example
    345
  - Introduction
    243
  - Accessing the State Chart Menu
    251
  - Introduction
    251
  - Selecting the Axes for the Chart
    251
  - Accessing the State Waveforms Menu
    257
  - Introduction
    257
  - Introduction
    335
- Chapter 20
  
  345
  - Problem Solving with the Timing Analyzer
    346
  - What am I Going to Measure
    346
  - How Do I Configure the Logic Analyzer
    347
  - Connecting the Probes
    349
    
    Activity Indicators
    349
  - Configuring the Timing Analyzer
    350
  - Specifying a Trigger Condition
    352
  - Acquiring the Data
    353
  - The Timing Waveforms Menu
    354
    
    The
    355
    
    The Vertical Dotted Line
    355
  - Configuring the Display
    356
    
    Display Resolution
    356
  - Making the Measurement
    357
  - Finding the Answer
    358
- Chapter 21 Timing/State Measurement Example
  
  360
  - Whatamigoingtomeasure
    361
  - How Do I Configure the Logic Analyzer
    362
  - Configuring the State Analyzer
    363
  - Acquiring the Data
    364
  - Finding the Problem
    365
  - What Additional Measurements Must I Make
    366
  - Connecting the Timing Analyzer Probes
    367
  - How Do I Re-Configure the Logic Analyzer
    367
  - Configuring the Timing Analyzer
    368
  - Setting the Timing Analyzer Trigger
    369
  - Time Correlating the Data
    370
  - Mixed Mode Display
    371
  - Re-Acquiring the Data
    371
  - Interpreting the Display
    372
  - Overlapping Timing Waveforms
    373
  - Finding the Answer
    374
  - Summary
    375
- Chapter 22 The Oscilloscope
  
  376
  - The Scope (an Overview)
    376
  - Thechannelmenumap
    377
  - Thetriggermenumap
    378
  - The Waveforms Menu Map
    379
  - Specify Markers Menu Map
    380
  - Waveform Selection Menu Map
    380
  - Menu Overview
    381
- Chapter 23 Channel Menu
  
  383
  - Channel Menu Fields
    383
    
    V/DIV Field
    384
    
    Impedance Field
    387
    
    Preset Field
    387
  - Introduction
    383
  - Waveform Selection
    388
    
    Connecting the Equipment
    389
    
    Setting up the Oscilloscope
    389
    
    Turning the Waveforms On/Off
    390
    
    Modify Waveforms
    392
    
    Overlay (Cl,C2)
    393
  - Timebase Functions
    395
    
    S/Divfield
    396
    
    Zoom (Acquisition Stopped)
    397
    
    Zoom Example
    397
    
    Delay Field
    399
    
    Scroll Example
    400
  - Autoscale Field
    401
    
    If no Signal Is Found
    402
    
    Whenasignalisfound
    402
- Chapter 24 Trigger Menu
  
  403
  - Immediate Trigger Mode
    404
    
    Armed by Field
    405
    
    Run
    406
  - Mode Field
    404
  - Edge Trigger Mode
    406
    
    Source Field
    406
    
    Level Field
    407
    
    Auto-Trig Field
    408
    
    Slope Field
    408
    
    Repetitive Mode Run
    409
    
    Single Mode Run
    409
  - Auto-Measure Field
    410
    
    Top and Base Voltages
    412
    
    Connecting the Equipment
    413
    
    Setting up the Oscilloscope
    413
    
    Rise Time Measurement
    414
    
    Fall Time Measurement
    415
    
    Vp-P Measurement
    416
    
    Period and Frequency Measurements
    417
    
    Preshoot and Overshoot Measurements
    419
  - Introduction
    410
  - Scope Field
    410
  - Waveforms Menu
    410
  - Introduction
    360
  - Introduction
    376
  - Calibration
    403
  - Introduction
    403
- Chapter 25
  
  410
  - Marker Measurements
    421
  - Markers Field
    422
    
    Sample Period Display
    423
    
    Time
    423
    
    Trig to X Field
    424
    
    Trigtoofield
    424
    
    Search
    425
    
    Type Markers
    426
    
    Stop Measurement When X-O
    427
    
    Lessthan
    428
    
    Greater than
    429
    
    Not in Range to
    430
    
    Store Exception to Disk
    431
    
    Statistics
    432
  - Search Marker Measurement Example
    433
    
    Connecting the Equipment
    433
    
    Making the Measurement
    433
  - Display Field
    438
    
    Normalmode
    438
    
    Averagemode
    439
    
    Accumulate Mode
    440
  - Connect Dots Field
    440
  - Grid
    440
  - Introduction
    441
  - Mixed Mode Displays
    441
- Chapter 26
  
  441
  - Timing/State Mixed Mode Display
    442
  - State/State Mixed Mode Display
    443
  - Timing/Scope Mixed Mode Display
    444
    
    Arming the Oscilloscope
    444
    
    Displaying Timing Waveforms
    445
  - State/Timing and Scope Mixed Mode Display
    448
  - Time-Correlated Displays
    449
  - Introduction
    450
  - Timing/State/Oscilloscope Measurement Example
    450
- Chapter 27
  
  450
  - What am I Going to Measure
    451
  - How Do I Configure the Logic Analyzer
    452
  - Configuring the State Analyzer
    453
  - Acquiring the Data
    455
  - Connecting the Probes
    455
  - Finding the Problem
    456
  - What Additional Measurements Must I Make
    457
  - Connecting the Timing Analyzer Probes
    458
  - How Do I Re-Configure the Logic Analyzer
    458
  - Setting the Timing Analyzer Trigger
    460
  - Time Correlating the Data
    461
  - Mixed Mode Display
    462
  - Re-Acquiring the Data
    462
  - Interpreting the Display
    463
  - Reconfigure the Analyzer with Scope
    463
  - Connecting the Scope Probes
    464
  - Armingthescope
    465
  - Making the Scope Measurement
    466
  - Mixed Mode Display with Scope
    467
  - Finding the Answer
    468
  - Microprocessor Specific Measurements
    469
- Appendix A: Introduction
  
  469
  - Nsc800
    472
  - 8086Or8088
    474
  - 68000 And 68010 (64-Pin DIP
    481
  - 68000 And 68010 (68-Pin
    482
  - 68Hcll
    485
  - Loading the Desired File
    486
  - Selecting the Correct File
    486
  - Connecting the Logic Analyzer Probes
    487
  - How to Display Inverse Assembled Data
    487
- Appendix B
  
  489
  - Top and Base Voltages
    489
  - Measurement Algorithms
    490
    
    Period
    490
    
    Negative Pulse Width (-Width
    491
    
    Preshoot and Overshoot
    492
    
    Average Voltage
    493
    
    Dutycycle
    493
  - Error Messages
    494
- Appendix C: Introduction
  
  494
  - Installation, Maintenance and Calibration
    500
- Appendix D: Operating Environment
  
  500
  - Storage and Shipping
    500
    
    Original Packaging
    500
    
    Tagging for Service
    500
    
    Other Packaging
    501
  - Ventilation
    500
  - Power Requirements
    501
  - Power Cable
    502
  - Selecting the Line Voltage
    505
  - Applying Power
    506
  - Checking for the Correct Fuse
    506
  - Loading the Operating System
    506
  - Intensity Control
    508
  - Calibration
    509
    
    Calibration Integrity
    509
    
    Calibration Interval
    509
  - Operator's Maintenance
    509
  - Software Calibration Procedures
    510
    
    Offset Calibration
    510
    
    Attenuator Calibration
    511
    
    Delay Calibration
    512
    
    Gain Calibration
    512
- Appendix E
  
  514
  - Introduction
    514
  - Operator Self Tests
    514
  - Selftests
    514
    
    Power-Up Self Test
    514
    
    Selectable Self Tests
    515
  - Introduction
    516
  - Logic Analyzer Specifications
    516
    
    Probes
    516
    
    Timing Mode
    517
  - Specifications and Operating Characteristics
    516
- Appendix F: Specifications and Operating Characteristics
  
  516
  - Logic Analyzer Operating Characteristics
    517
    
    Probes
    517
    
    Measurement Configurations
    518
    
    Memory
    518
    
    State Analysis
    518
    
    Trace Specification
    518
    
    Tagging
    519
    
    State Compare Mode
    520
    
    Symbols
    520
    
    State X-T Chart
    521
    
    Glitch Capture Mode
    522
    
    Timing Analysis
    522
    
    Transitional Timing Mode
    522
    
    Waveformdisplay
    522
    
    Acquisition Specifications
    523
    
    Autoscale (Timing Analyzer Only
    523
    
    Measurement and Display Functions
    523
    
    Time Interval Accuracy
    523
    
    Trigger Specification
    523
    
    Indicators
    524
    
    Labels
    524
    
    Markerfunctions
    524
    
    Data Display/Entry
    525
    
    Run/Stop Functions
    525
  - Oscilloscope Operating Characteristics
    526
    
    Vertical
    526
    
    Horizontal
    528
    
    Trigger
    528
    
    Waveformdisplay
    529
    
    Measurementaids
    530
    
    Setupaids
    530
  - Oscilloscope Specifications
    526
    
    Horizontal
    526
    
    Trigger
    526
    
    Vertical (at BNC
    526
  - Interactive Measurements
    531
    
    Acquisition
    531
    
    Mixeddisplay
    531
    
    Time Correlation
    531
    
    Time Interval Accuracy between Modules
    531
  - General Characteristics
    532
    
    Operating Environment
    532
    
    Dimensions
    533
    
    Power Requirements
    533
    
    Weight
    533
Table of Contents

552
- General Information
  557
- Introduction
  557
- Instruments Covered by this Manual
  558
- Safety Considerations
  558
- Product Description
  559
- Accessories Supplied
  560
- Accessories Available
  561
- Logic Analyzer Operating Characteristics
  562
  - Measurement Configurations
    563
  - State Analysis
    563
  - Timing Analysis
    566
  - Measurement and Display Functions
    567
- Logic Analyzer Specifications
  562
  - Probes
    562
  - Timingmode
    562
- Oscilloscope Operating Characteristics
  569
  - Vertical (at BNC
    569
  - Horizontal
    570
  - Trigger
    571
  - Waveform Display
    571
  - Measurementaids
    572
- Oscilloscope Specifications
  569
  - Horizontal
    569
  - Trigger
    569
- General Characteristics
  573
  - Operating Environment
    573
  - Power Requirements
    574
  - Weight
    574
- Interactive Measurements
  573
  - Acquisition
    573
  - Mixed Displays
    573
  - Time Correlation
    573
  - Time Interval Accuracy between Modules
    573
- Recommended Test Equipment
  575
Table of Contents

577
- Initialinspection
  578
- Introduction
  578
- Operating Disk Installation
  578
- Power Requirements
  578
- Safety Considerations
  578
- Line Voltage Selection
  579
- Applying Power
  580
- Powercable
  580
- User Interface
  582
- HP-IB Address Selection
  583
- Service Manual Contents-1
  583
- RS-232-C Configuration
  584
- RS-232-C Interface
  584
- Degaussing the Display
  586
- Operating Environment
  586
- Originalpackaging
  586
- Storage and Shipment
  586
- Tagging for Service
  586
  - Taggingforservice
    586
- Cleaning Requirements
  587
- Otherpackaging
  587
Table of Contents

588
- Introduction
  589
- Recommended Test Equipment
  589
- Self Tests
  589
  - Selftests
    589
  - Power-Up Self Test
    590
  - Selectable Self Tests
    590
- Test Record
  589
- Performance Test Interval
  591
- Performance Test Procedures
  591
- Logic Analyzer Performance Tests
  592
  - Test Connector
    592
  - Clock, Qualifier, and Data Inputs Test 1
    593
    
    Test Connector
    593
  - Clock, Qualifier, and Data Inputs Test 2
    602
  - Clock, Qualifier, and Data Inputs Test 4
    608
  - Clock, Qualifier, and Data Inputs Test 5
    611
    
    Clock, Qualifier, and Data Inputs Test 6
    611
  - Glitch Test
    614
  - Threshold Accuracy Test
    618
- Oscilloscope Performance Tests
  622
  - Input Resistance Test
    622
  - DC Offset Accuracy Test
    629
  - Bandwidth Test
    632
  - Time Measurement Accuracy Test
    635
  - Trigger Sensitivity Test
    643
Table of Contents

644
- Adjustments and Calibration Interval
  645
  - Adjustments and Calibration Introduction
    645
- Equipment Required
  645
- Introduction
  645
- Adjustments
  646
- Calibrafion
  646
- Instrument Warm-Up
  646
- Safety Requirements
  646
- Power Supply Assembly Adjustment
  647
  - Adjustments
    647
  - Calibration
    647
- CRT Monitor Assembly Adjustments
  648
- Oscilloscope Assembly High-Frequency Pulse Adjustment
  653
- Softwarecalibration
  655
  - Software Calibration
    655
    
    Attenuator Calibration
    656
    
    Offset Calibration
    656
    
    Delay Calibration
    657
    
    Delaycalibration
    657
    
    Gain Calibration
    657
    
    Trigger Calibration
    657
- Abbreviations
  659
- Exchange Assemblies
  659
- Replaceable Parts Introduction
  659
- Direct Mail Order System
  661
- Ordering Information
  661

HP 1653B Programming Reference Manual (408 pages)

Logic

Brand: HP | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 4.67 MB

Table of Contents
5
Aboutthismanuai
17
Introduction
17
Introduction to Programming an Instrument
17
Programmingsyntax
18
- Instruction Syntax
  18
- Output Command
  19
- Deviceaddress
  19
- Instructions
  19
- Instruction Header
  19
- Whitespace
  20
- Instruction Parameters
  20
- Headertypes
  20
- Combining Commands from the same Subsystem
  21
- Duplicate Keywords
  21
- Queryusage
  22
- Program Header Options
  23
- Instruction Terminator
  25
- Selecting Multiple Subsystems
  25
Programming an Instrument
26
- Initialization
  26
- Exampleprogram
  27
- Programoverview
  27
- Receiving Information from the Instrument
  27
- Response Header Options
  28
- Response Data Formats
  29
- String Variables
  30
- Numericbase
  31
- Numeric Variables
  31
- Definite-Length Block Response Data
  32
- Multiple Queries
  33
- Instrumentstatus
  33
Addressing
34
Command and Data Concepts
34
Interface Capabilities
34
Introduction
34
Programming over HP-IB

34
- Communicating over the HP-IB Bus
  35
- Controller)
  35
- Local, Remote, and Local Lockout
  35
- Buscommands
  36
  - Deviceclear
    36
  - Group Execute Trigger (GET)
    36
  - Interface Clear (IFC)
    36
- Interface Operation
  37
- Introduction
  37
Programming over RS-232C

37
- Cables
  38
- Minimum Three-Wire Interface with Software Protocol
  38
- Extended Interface with Hardware Handshake
  39
- Cableexample
  40
- Configuring the Instrument Interface
  41
- Interface Capabilities
  41
  - Protocol
    41
  - Databits
    41
- Communicating over the RS-232C Bus
  42
- Controller)
  42
- Lockoutcommand
  43
- Introduction
  45
Programming and Documentation Conventions

45
- Truncation Rule
  45
- Infinity Representation
  46
- Response Generation
  46
- Sequential and Overlapped Commands
  46
- Syntax Diagrams
  46
- The Command Tree
  48
  - Command Types
    48
  - Tree Traversal Rules
    48
  - Examples
    49
- Command Set Organization
  54
  - Subsystems
    54
- Programexamples
  55
Common Commands

56
- Introduction
  56
  - "Cls
    58
  - Ese
    59
  - Esr
    61
  - Idn
    63
  - Opt
    64
  - Rst
    65
  - Sre
    66
  - Stb
    68
  - Wai
    70
- Introduction
  71
  - Armbnc
    74
  - Data
    75
System Commands

71
- Logic Analyzer Block Data
  78
  - Sectiondata
    78
  - Acquisition Data Description
    81
- Oscilloscope Block Data
  88
- Osciuoscope Data Section
  88
  - Sectiondata
    88
- Osciiioscope Display Data Section
  89
  - Dsp
    90
  - Error
    91
  - Header
    92
  - Key
    93
  - Ler
    95
  - Lockout
    96
  - Longform
    97
  - Menu
    98
  - Mese
    99
  - Mesr
    101
  - Ppower
    103
  - Rmode
    105
  - Setup
    106
  - Start
    108
  - Stop
    109
Chapter 7 Introduction

110
- Mmemory Subsystem
  
  110
  - Autoload
    113
  - Catalog
    114
  - Copy
    115
  - Download
    116
  - Initialize
    117
  - Load
    118
  - Pack
    120
  - Purge
    121
  - Rename
    122
  - Store
    123
  - Upload
    124
- Dllst Subsystem
  
  125
  - Introduction
    125
    
    Dlist
    126
    
    Column
    127
    
    Line
    129
Chapter 9 Wllstsubsystem

136
- Introduction
  136
  - Machine
    138
  - Arm
    139
  - Assign
    140
  - Autoscale
    141
  - Name
    142
  - Type
    143
- Machine Subsystem
  
  136
  - Introduction
    144
    
    Clock
    144
    
    Cperiod
    144
    
    Label
    144
    
    L3-2
    150
    
    Master
    151
    
    Remove
    152
    
    Slave
    153
    
    Threshold
    154
- Sformat Subsystem
  
  144
  - Introduction
    155
    
    Strace
    158
    
    Branch
    159
    
    Find
    162
    
    Prestore
    164
    
    Range
    166
    
    Restart
    168
    
    Sequence
    170
    
    Store
    171
    
    Tag
    174
    
    Term
    175
- Strace Subsystem
  
  155
Chapter 13 Sllstsubsystem

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- Introduction
  177
  - Column
    182
  - Data
    184
  - Line
    185
  - Mmode
    186
  - Opattern
    187
  - Osearch
    189
  - Ostate
    190
  - Otag
    191
  - Runtil
    192
  - Taverage
    194
  - Tmaximum
    195
  - Vruns
    197
  - Xotag
    198
  - Xsearch
    201
  - Xstate
    202
  - Xtag
    203
- Introduction
  204
  - Swaveform
    206
  - Accumulate
    207
  - Delay
    208
  - Insert
    209
  - Range
    210
  - Remove
    211
- Swaveform Subsystem
  
  204
  - Introduction
    212
    
    Schart
    214
    
    Accumulate
    215
    
    Vaxis
    218
- Schart Subsystem
  
  212
Chapter 15 Introduction

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- Compare
  221
- Cmask
  222
- Copy
  223
- Data
  224
- Find
  226
- Range
  227
- Compare Subsystem
  
  219
  - Introduction
    230
    
    Tformat
    231
    
    Label
    232
    
    Remove
    234
    
    Threshold
    235
- Tformat Subsystem
  
  230
Chapter 19 Twaveform Subsystem

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- Introduction
  236
  - Twaveform
    250
  - Accumulate
    251
  - Delay
    252
  - Insert
    253
  - Mmode
    254
  - Ocondition
    255
  - Opattern
    256
  - Osearch
    258
  - Range
    260
  - Remove
    261
  - Runtil
    262
  - Speriod
    264
  - Taverage
    265
  - Tmaximum
    266
  - Tminimum
    267
  - Vruns
    268
  - Xcondition
    269
  - Xotime
    270
  - Xpattern
    271
  - Xsearch
    273
  - Xtime
    274
Chapter 20 Introduction

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- Symbol
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- Base
  278
- Paltern
  279
- Range
  280
- Remove
  281
- Width
  282
- Symbol Subsystem
  
  275
  - Introduction
    283
    
    Scope
    284
    
    Autoscale
    285
    
    Smode
    286
- Scope Subsystem
  
  283
- Channel Subsystem
  
  287
  - Introduction
    287
    
    Channel
    289
    
    Coupling
    290
    
    Offset
    291
    
    Probe
    292
    
    Range
    293
  - Introduction
    294
    
    The Edge
    294
    
    The Immediate Trigger Mode
    294
    
    Trigger
    296
    
    Level
    297
    
    Mode
    298
    
    Slope
    299
    
    Source
    300
- Trlgger Subsystem
  
  294
- Acquire Subsystem
  
  301
  - Introduction
    301
  - Acquisition Type Average
    302
    
    Acquire
    303
    
    Count
    304
    
    Type
    305
  - Acquisition Type Normal
    302
  - Introduction
    306
    
    Timebase
    307
    
    Delay
    308
    
    Mode
    309
    
    Range
    311
- Timebase Subsystem
  
  306
Chapter 1 Chapter 26

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- Introduction
  312
- Waveform Subsystem
  
  312
  - Data Acquisition Types
    314
  - Record
    314
  - Format for Data Transfer
    315
    
    Byteformat
    315
    
    WORD Format
    316
  - Data Conversion
    317
    
    Waveform
    318
    
    Count
    319
    
    Data
    320
    
    Format
    321
    
    Points
    322
    
    Preamble
    323
    
    Record
    324
    
    Source
    325
    
    Type
    326
    
    Valid
    327
    
    Xincrement
    328
    
    Xorigin
    329
    
    Xreference
    330
    
    Yorigin
    332
    
    Yreference
    333
Chapter 27 Measure Subsystem

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- Frequency
  335
- Preshoot
  344
  - Vbase
    349
  - Vmax
    350
  - Vmin
    351
  - Vpp
    352
- Message Communication and System Functions
  
  354
Appendix A Protocols

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- Functional Elements
  355
- Protocol Overview
  356
- Protocol Operation
  356
- Protocol Exceptions
  357
- Syntax Diagrams
  358
- Syntax Overview
  358
  - Device Listening Syntax
    361
  - Devicetalkingsyntax
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- Common Commands
  380

HP 1653B Getting Started (76 pages)

Logic Analyzer

Brand: HP | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 6.25 MB

Table of Contents
5
0 - Chapter 1
8
Introducing the HP1652B/HP 16538
8
What Are the HP 1652B and HP 1653B
8
Getting Ready to Operate
9
Initial Inspection
9
Accessories
10
Removing Yellow Shipping Disk
10
Selecting the Line Voltage
11
Checking for the Correct Fuse
12
Connecting the Power Cable
12
Loading the Operating System
13
Installing the Operating System Disk
14
Lineswitch
15
Power-Up Self-Test
16
Adjusting the Display Intensity
17
Summary
17
Chapter 2

18
- Front Panel Organization
  18
  - Display
    18
  - Cursor
    18
  - Menukeys
    18
  - Diskdrive
    18
  - Rollkeys
    18
  - Knob
    18
  - Inputs
    18
- Getting to Know the Front Panel
  18
- Introduction
  18

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Table of Contents

Chapter 3 Introduction

Chapter 4

Chapter 5 : I/O Menu

Chapter 6 Disk Drive Operations

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 11 Introduction

Chapter 12 State Compare Menu

Chapter 13 State Chart Menu

Chapter 14 State Waveforms Menu

Table of Contents

Chapter 19 Timing Waveforms Menu

Chapter 20

Chapter 21 Timing/State Measurement Example

Chapter 22 The Oscilloscope

Chapter 23 Channel Menu

Chapter 24 Trigger Menu

Chapter 25

Chapter 26

Chapter 27

Appendix A: Introduction

Appendix B

Appendix C: Introduction

Appendix D: Operating Environment

Appendix E

Appendix F: Specifications and Operating Characteristics

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HP 1653B Programming Reference Manual (408 pages)

Table of Contents

Programming over HP-IB

Programming over RS-232C

Programming and Documentation Conventions

Common Commands

System Commands

Chapter 7 Introduction

Mmemory Subsystem

Dllst Subsystem

Chapter 9 Wllstsubsystem

Machine Subsystem

Sformat Subsystem

Strace Subsystem

Chapter 13 Sllstsubsystem

Swaveform Subsystem

Schart Subsystem

Chapter 15 Introduction

Compare Subsystem

Tformat Subsystem

Chapter 19 Twaveform Subsystem

Chapter 20 Introduction

Symbol Subsystem

Scope Subsystem

Channel Subsystem

Trlgger Subsystem

Acquire Subsystem

Timebase Subsystem

Chapter 1 Chapter 26

Waveform Subsystem

Chapter 27 Measure Subsystem

Message Communication and System Functions

Appendix A Protocols

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