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Agilent Technologies 4288A User Manual

Agilent Technologies 4288A
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136 Chapter 10
Command Reference
:CALC:COMP:BEEP:COND
:CALC:COMP:BEEP:COND
Syntax :CALCulate:COMParator:BEEPer:CONDition {FAIL|PASS}
:CALCulate:COMParator:BEEPer:CONDition?
Description Sets the condition for producing a beep sound: when sorting with the comparator fails
(sorts into any BIN other than BIN1 to BIN9) or passes (sorts into BIN1 to BIN9).
Parameters
Query response {FAIL|PASS}<newline><^END>
Related commands :CALC:COMP:BEEP on page 135
Equivalent key
sequence
[Config]( [Blue] - [-] ) - Beep
:CALC:COMP:CLE
Syntax :CALCulate:COMParator:CLEar
Description Clears the ON/OFF state and range of every limit range (BIN1 to BIN9, the limit range for
the secondary parameter), the limit range designation method, and the reference value for
tolerance mode.
Equivalent key
sequence
[Comprtr]( [Blue] - [1] ) - Limit - Clr - Yes
Description
FAIL (initial value) Instructs the instrument to beep when the sorting fails.
PASS Instructs the instrument to beep when the sorting pass.

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Agilent Technologies 4288A Specifications

General IconGeneral
Frequency Range20 Hz to 1 MHz
Basic Accuracy0.1%
DisplayLCD
Frequency20 Hz to 1 MHz
Maximum AC signal level2 Vrms
InterfaceGPIB, RS-232
Measurement ParametersC, L, R, D, Q
Input Impedance1 MΩ
Power Requirements100 V to 240 V, 50 Hz to 60 Hz
Measurement TypeCapacitance (C), Inductance (L), Resistance (R), Dissipation Factor (D), Quality Factor (Q)
Bias Current0 to +100 mA (programmable)

Summary

2 Overview of Remote Control

Setting Up a GPIB Remote Control System

Explains how to set up a GPIB remote control system for the Agilent 4288A.

3 Setting Up Measurement Conditions and Display

Setting Up Measurement Conditions

Details how to configure measurement parameters like frequency, range, time, averaging, and trigger delay.

4 Preparation for Accurate Measurement (Executing Compensation)

Executing OPEN/SHORT/LOAD Compensation

Details the process of performing OPEN, SHORT, and LOAD compensation for accurate measurements.

Using the Multi-compensation Function

Enables and configures multi-compensation for multiple channels or parameters.

5 Starting (Triggering) Measurement and Waiting for Completion of Measurement

Starting (triggering) Measurement

Describes the trigger system states and methods for starting measurements automatically or on demand.

Waiting For Completion Of Measurement (detecting completion of measurement)

Explains detecting measurement completion using SRQ and status registers for program flow.

6 Reading Out Measured Result

Reading out measured result using *TRG command

Describes using *TRG to trigger measurement and immediately read results.

Reading out measured result using :FETC? command

Explains using :FETC? for triggering and reading results, suitable for external controllers.

7 Sorting Based on Measured Result (Comparator Function)

Setting Up Comparator Function

Explains enabling the comparator and configuring limit ranges for sorting measurements.

8 Avoiding Mistakes Related to Work and Daily Checks

Detecting the occurrence of an error

Explains methods for detecting errors using the error queue and status report system.

9 Measurement Applications (Sample Programs)

B Information for Replacing 4278A with 4288A

Compensation

Compares compensation functions (ON/OFF, parameter format, standard setup, alarm messages).

Comparator

Compares sorting parameters, limit modes, BIN sorting, AUX BIN, and Low C reject functions.

C Status Reporting System

D Initial Settings

Initial Settings, Settings that can be Saved/Recalled, Settings that can be Backed Up

Provides initial, save/recall, and backup settings for instrument configuration.

E At-a-glance Table of Operations When Overload or Low C is Detected

Operations when overload/Low C is detected

Describes display, GPIB, and handler interface outputs for overload or Low C conditions.

F Error Messages

Error Messages

Lists error messages and their remedies, ordered by error number.

G 4268A vs. 4288A GPIB Command Correspondence Table

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