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5320A
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OFF = without probe.
10KV = with 10 kV probe.
40KV = with 40 kV probe.
Example: SAF:HIPL:PROB 10KV Sets the multimeter to measure with a 10 kV
probe.
Query: SAF:HIPL:PROB? Returns whether the multimeter is
measuring with a probe and if so, which
probe is being used.
Note: The command switches the calibrator in HIPOT leakage current
function mode.
[SOUR]:SAF:HIPL:CURR?
Description: Returns the measured value of current using standard exponential
format. For example, 2.15 mA is returned as 2.150000e-003. If not
already selected, it also switches the Calibrator to the HIPOT leakage
current function.
Query: SAF:MET:CURR?
[SOUR]:SAF:HIPL:VOLT?
Description: Returns the measured value of voltage using standard exponential
format. For example, 230 V is returned as 2.300000e+002. If not
already selected, it also switches the Calibrator to the HIPOT leakage
current function.
Query: SAF:HIPL:VOLT?
[SOUR]:SAF:HIPT:FUNC(?) <CPD> {DC | AC}
Description: This command selects the dc or ac HIPOT timer mode.
Parameters: <CPD> ac = sets ac HIPOT timer mode
dc = sets dc HIPOT timer mode
Example: SAF:HIPT:FUNC AC Sets the ac HIPOT timer mode.
Query: SAF:HIPT:FUNC? Returns ac or dc state of the function.
Note: The command switches the calibrator to HIPOT timer function mode.
[SOUR]:SAF:HIPT:TIME?
Description: This command returns the time measurement using standard
exponential format. 2.15 mA is returned as 2.150000e-003. If not
already selected, it also switches the Calibrator to the HIPOT leakage
current function. If not already selected, it also switches the Calibrator
to the HIPOT timer function.
Query: SAF:HIPT:TIME?
[SOUR]:SAF:HIPT:VOLT?
Description: Returns the measured value of voltage using standard exponential
format. For example, 230 V is returned as 2.300000e+002. If not
already selected, it also switches the Calibrator to the HIPOT timer
function.