Fluke 6105A - Report Phase Jump Stage; Report Phase Jump Elapsed Time; Current Setup

6100B/6105A
Users Manual
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• OFF- Apply no delay.
• S5 - Delay by 5 Seconds.
• S10 - Delay by 10 Seconds.
• M1 - Delay by 1 Minute.
• M5 - Delay by 5 Minutes.
• M10 - Delay by 10 Minutes.
The default value is OFF.
Note
This value is only applied when PJUMp is selected using
the :EFLicker:CONFigure command.
5-66. Report Phase Jump Stage
[SOURce]:PHASe<x>:VOLTage:EFLicker:PJUMp:STAGe?
Report the progress of the phase jump sequence:
• Stage 0 – Settle period.
• Stage 1 – Perform phase jump at 1 minute elapsed.
• Stage 2 – Perform phase jump at 3 minutes elapsed.
• Stage 3 – Perform phase jump at 5 minutes elapsed.
• Stage 4 – Perform phase jump at 7 minutes elapsed.
• Stage 5 – Perform phase jump at 9 minutes elapsed.
• Stage 6 – End sequence at 10 minutes elapsed.
Note: query only.
5-67. Report Phase Jump Elapsed Time
[SOURce]:PHASe<x>:VOLTage:EFLicker:PJUMp:ELAPsed?
Report the elapsed time since the phase jump sequence started as: Minutes, Seconds.
Note: query only.
5-68. Current Setup
SOURce:PHASe<x>:CURRent:STATe(?) <bool>{OFF|ON|0|1}
This command turns the specified phase’s current channel enabled or disabled.
• ON or 1 will enable the channel.
• OFF or 0 will disable the channel.
The query command will return 1 if output is on, or 0 if output is off.
SOURce:PHASe<x>:CURRent:RANGe <dpnd>,<dpnd>
This command sets the specified phase’s current channel hardware range. The first
parameter is the lower limit that the range must cover. The second parameter is the upper
limit that the range must cover. The instrument determines the narrowest amplitude range
that encompasses the limits.
For reference purposes, note that the following ranges are presently defined:
Range Lower Limit Upper Limit