HP 8153A - Page 161

Specifying the Channel
You specify the channel by attaching a numeric suffix to the SENSe mnemonic.
You access channel A by using SENSel, and channel B by using SENSe2. If you
do not add a suffix to the mnemonic, channel A is assumed.
SENSe:CORRection:COLLect:ZERO
Syntax
Description
Related Commands
Example
SENSe[l!2]:CORRection:COLLect:ZERO”
This command zeros the electriciil offsets for the module.
SEWS:CORK:COLL:ZERO?
OUTPUT 722; "SEWS2: CORE: COLL: ZERO"
SENSe:CORRection:COLLect:ZERO?
SEWSeEl|2]:CORRection:COLLect:ZERO?”
<value>
This command returns the status of the most recent zero
command. 0 means that the zero succeeded without
errors. 1 means that no remote zeroing operation has
been performed. Any other value means that the remote
zeroing failed, the value is the error code returned
from the zero operation. The error codes are listed in
Appendix I.
Related Commands SENS:CORE:COLL:ZERO
Example OUTPUT 722; "SEWS2:CORE:COLL:ZERO?"
ENTER 722 ;A$
Syntax
Response
Description
SENSe:CORRection[:LOSS[:INPut[:MAGNitude]]]
Syntax SENSe[i|2J:CORRection”[:LOSS[;INPut[:MAaNitudQ]l]
<wsp><value>[<unit>j
-200dB < value < +200dB
unit is DB
Remote Operation - Commands 8-11