Fluke 5320A User Manual

Remote Operation
Supported SCPI Commands 5
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SCPI Command Details
The following sections give a detailed description of each command.
Using the OUTPut Commands
Remotely controlling the application of the output signal to the Calibrator’s output
terminals is accomplished through the OUTPut command.
OUTPut[:STATe](?) <CPD> {ON | OFF}
Description: Similar to the front panel’s OPERate key, this command will apply
or remove the output signal to or from the Calibrator’s output
terminals.
Parameters: <CPD> = ON Output signal applied
OFF Output signal disconnected
Query: OUTP? Returns “ON” or “OFF” to indicate application of output
signal.
Using the SOURce Commands
Setting up functions that generate an output are controlled through the SOURCE
command set. All calibration functions are controlled through a subset of commands
under the SOURCE command called SAFETY.
[SOURce]:SAFety
This subsystem allows controlling the individual functions of the calibrator.
[SOUR]:SAF:MODE?
Description: This command returns the selected mode of the calibrator.
Query: SAF:MODE? Returns one of the following functions:
GBR – Ground Bond Resistance
GBOP – Ground Bond Resistance Open
HRES – High Resistance
HRF – 100 GΩ Fixed Resistance
HROP – High Resistance Open
HRSH – High Resistance Short
LRES – Low Resistance
LROP – Low Resistance Open
LRSH – Low Resistance Short
IDAC – Active Leakage Current
IDS – Substitue Leakage Current
IDP – Passive Leakage Current
IDD – Differential Leakage Current
RCDT – RCD Trip Time
RCDC – RCD Trip Current
LINE – Line Impedance
LOOP – Loop Impedance
VOLT – Voltage Calibration
MET – Multimeter
HIPL – HIPOT Leakage Current
HIPT – HIPOT Timer

Fluke 5320A Specifications

General

Brand	Fluke
Model	5320A
Category	Test Equipment
Language	English