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Chapter 3 Features and Functions
Remote Interface Configuration
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GPIB Configuration
Each device on the GPIB (IEEE-488) interface must have a unique address
.
You can set the function generator’s address to any value between 0 and
30. The address is set to “10” when the function generator is shipped
from the factory. The GPIB address is displayed at power-on.
• The address is stored in non-volatile memory and does not change
when power has been off or after a remote interface reset.
• Your computer’s GPIB interface card has its own address. Be sure
to avoid using the computer’s address for any instrument on the
interface bus.
• Front-Panel Operation: Press and then select the I/O softkey.
The GPIB Address field appears. Use the knob and cursor keys, or
the numeric keypad, to change the address.
• Remote Interface Operation:
SYSTem:COMMunicate:GPIB:ADDRess <
address
>
SYSTem:COMMunicate:GPIB:ADDRess?
LAN Configuration
The following sections describe the primary LAN configuration functions
that you can set from the 33220A front-panel Utility menu. SCPI
commands are listed where applicable. In addition, there are some LAN
configuration functions that can be performed only by using the SCPI
commands. For a complete listing of the LAN configuration commands,
refer to “Interface Configuration Commands” in Chapter 4.
Note: If you change any LAN settings, you must cycle the power to
activate the new settings. This is true for all LAN settings, including
turning DHCP and Auto IP on or off.
Resetting the LAN You can return the LAN settings to the default
values and restart the LAN at any time with the Reset LAN feature:
• Front panel operation: Press and press the I/O softkey. Select
LAN, then Modify Settings, followed by Reset LAN. The message
“Restarting LAN” is displayed while the LAN is reset.
• There is no SCPI command to reset the LAN.
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