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HP 53131A/132A 225 MHz User Manual

HP 53131A/132A 225 MHz
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Programming
Guide
HP 53131A/132A 225 MHz
Universal Counter

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HP 53131A/132A 225 MHz Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandHP
Model53131A/132A 225 MHz
CategoryCash Counter
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Programming Guide

Safety Considerations

General

Overview of safety markings and instructions required before instrument operation.

Before Applying Power

Details pre-operation checks like line voltage and fuse installation.

Safety Earth Ground

Emphasizes the necessity of an uninterruptible safety earth ground connection.

Before You Start

Introduction

Introduces the programming guide and its purpose for the Universal Counter.

Differences Between Prior and Current Revisions

Details differences in functionality between older and current firmware revisions.

Getting Started

Provides initial steps and guidance for users to begin programming.

How to Use This Guide

Explains how to effectively use the programming guide based on user experience.

Applications

Discusses expanding programming scope with specific techniques and examples.

Related Documentation

Lists other relevant documentation for obtaining additional information.

Command Summary

Introduction

Introduces the chapter as a quick reference for the Counter's programming commands.

Front Panel to SCPI Command Maps

Maps front-panel keys to their corresponding SCPI commands for easier identification.

Some SCPI Syntax Conventions

Explains syntax elements like brackets, vertical bars, and keyword casing.

HP 53131A/132A SCPI Subsystem Commands

Lists SCPI subsystem commands, their hierarchy, parameters, and information.

*RST Response

Describes the instrument state after execution of the IEEE 488.2 *RST command.

Programming Your Universal Counter for Remote Operation

Introduction

Provides remote operation setup and programming information for using the Counter as a remote device.

Configuring the HP-IB

Provides information on connecting and configuring the HP-IB for remote operation.

Elements of SCPI Commands

Details the components of SCPI commands: header, data, and terminators.

Parameter Types

Explains various parameter types like numeric, Boolean, literal, string, and block.

How to Program the Counter to Define Macros

Explains how to create user-defined commands (macros) to replace long or complex command sequences.

Command Reference

Introduction

Introduces the SCPI Subsystem and IEEE 488.2 Common commands for the Universal Counter.

:CALCulate Subsystems

Explains the :CALCulate subsystems for post-acquisition data processing and transfer.

[:SENSe] Subsystem

Deals with controls affecting instrument-specific settings, not signal characteristics.

Measurement Instructions (:CONFigure, :FETCh, :MEASure, :READ)

Explains commands for acquiring data with high-level instructions.

*RST (Reset Command)

Performs an instrument reset, setting states to *RST values, disabling macros, and clearing queues.

Errors

Introduction

Explains how to read errors, discusses error types, and provides a table of errors and causes.

Error Queue

Explains how errors are placed in a first-in, first-out queue and how overflow is handled.

Error Types

Categorizes error numbers by type: No Error, Command, Execution, Device-Specific, Query, and Counter-Specific.

Technical Support

Asia Pacific

Contact information for Hewlett-Packard's Asia Pacific support office.

United States

Contact information for Hewlett-Packard Company's US support.

In Europe, Africa, and Middle East

Contact information for HP sales office or representative in Europe, Africa, Middle East.

Warranty

Warranty (contd)

Details warranty terms, service, and repair procedures.

Exclusive Remedies

Outlines the sole and exclusive remedies available to the buyer under warranty.

Safety Considerations (contd)

Continues safety warnings, including precautions for grounding and servicing.

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