HP 4262A User Manual

Model 4262A
(4) LCR Data
(5) Data Delimiter
(6) Loss
D..... Dissipation Factor measurement
Q........ Quality Factor measurement
(7) DQ Data
(8) Data Terminator
3-68. Functions Related to Talker Capability.
EOI (End Or Identify): When multiple byte data
of Source Handshake has been sent, the
4262A provides EOI to the bus.
Talk Only Mode: When ADDRESS switch is set
to TALK ONLY “1” position, the 4262A
is set to Talker regardless of address code.
TALK
X— oNLY
"r FMTB
poaoann |,
ADDRESSABLE
—
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Al
L——- ADDRESS
FMTA
Talk Address Disabled by Listen Address:
MTA (My Talk Address) is automatically
disabled when MLA (My Listen Address) is
set. MTA (My Talk Address) is otherwise
disabled by IFC (Interface Clear) signal,
OTA (Other Talk Address) signal or UTA
(Untalk Address) signal.
3-69. Listener Capability: L4.
To receive Remote Program signal or Addressed
Command signal, the 4262A is set to Listener by
an MLA (My Listen Address) signal from the bus.
(1) Remote Program signal: Remote program
codes for the 4262A are listed in Table
3-60.
(2) Addressed Command signal: When the
4262A receives command signals GET,
GTL, or SDC, it is set to Listener and con-
trolled by command signals. These
command signals are valid regardless of the
status (remote or local).
GET (Group Execute Trigger): When the
4262A receives this command, it is trig-
gered regardless of front panel TRIG-
GER switch setting.
GTL (Go to Local). The 4262A is set to
LOCAL by this command to enable
front panel control.
Section III
Paragraphs 3-68 to 3-70
SDC (Selected Device Clear): When this
command is accepted, front panel con-
trols are set to initial conditions (the
same conditions that are automatically
set after turn-on of power switch).
Listen status is automatically disabled when MTA
(My Talk Address) is received. Listen status is
otherwise disabled by IFC (Interface Clear) signal
or ULA (Unlisten Address) signal.
3-70. Service Request Capability: SR1.
The
4262A
sends
an
SRQ
(Service
Request)
signal
whenever
it
is
set
in
one
of
the
six
possible
RQS
(Request
Status)
states.
It
does
this
by
responding
to
a
serial
poll
of
the
controller
by
setting
an
STB
(Staus
Byte)
signal
on
the
bus.
The
7th
bit
of
this
8
bit
signal
establishes
whether
or
not
a
service
request
exists.
The
remainder
of
the
8-bit
signal
identifies the character of the SRQ.
b2 b!
[’—J DRDY
b8 b7 b6 b5 b4
SYN ERR
b3
NOT USED ‘
PASS
FAIL |
FAIL 2
FAIL 3
SRQ YES/NO
SRQ (Service Request) is disabled when RQS
(Request Status) or STB (Status Byte) is set to
00000000 or when STB (Status Byte) signal
transfer is completed.
Request Statuses (RQS) of the 4262A:
(1) DRDY (Data ReaDY): When the 4262A-
completes a measurement cycle, this status
bit is set. This status is set without serial
polling if NOT DATA READY is set.
(2) SYN ERR (SYNtax ERRor): When the
4262A receives an erroneous Remote Pro-
gram Code which is not listed in Table
3-60, this status bit is set.
(3) PASS (Self Test Pass): When PASS is dis-
played in Self Test done by remote control,
this status bit is set.
(4) FAIL 1 (Self Test Fail 1): When FAIL1 is
displayed in Self Test done by remote con-
trol, this status bit is set.
(5) FAIL 2 (Self Test Fail 2): When FAIL 2 is
displayed in Self Test done by remote con-
trol, this status bit is set.
(6) FAIL 3 (Self Test Fail 3): When FAIL 3 is
displayed in Self Test done by remote con-
trol, this status bit is set.
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HP 4262A Specifications

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Brand	HP
Model	4262A
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English