CALibration Subsystem
For a detailed discussion on the calibration procedures, see Calibration Adjustment Procedures.
CALibration:COUNt?
Returns the number of times the instrument has saved calibration data as a signed whole number, for example +21.
Your instrument was calibrated at the factory; read and record the initial count when you receive the instrument.
CALibration:CURRent[:DATA][:HIGH] <value>
Enters an output current value (in amps) that you obtained by reading a DMM. You must first select a calibration
level (CAL:CURR:LEV) for the value being entered. This command can only be used when calibration is unsecured
and output is ON.
CALibration:CURRent[:DATA]:LOW <value>
Enters an output current value (in amps) that you obtained by reading a DMM. This is similar to
CALibration:CURRent[:DATA][:HIGH], but it is only used for small current calibration. This command can only be
used when calibration is unsecured and output is ON.
CALibration:CURRent:LEVel[:HIGH] MINimum|MAXimum
Initiates calibration for a specific current level. The MINimumcalibration must be performed before the MAXimum,
and you must unsecure this instrument to use this command.
CALibration:CURRent:LEVel:LOW MINimum|MAXimum
Initiates small current calibration for a specific current level. The MINimumcalibration must be performed before the
MAXimum, and you must unsecure this instrument to use this command.
CALibration:STATe <state>,<code>
CALibration:STATe?
Unsecures or secures the power supply with the calibration security code Of up to nine digits. The query returns 1
(ON - unsecured for calibration) or 0 (OFF - secured against calibration).
– The query only returns the state; it does not return the passcode.
– The security code is nonvolatile, and does is not changed by power cycling or *RST.
– The front panel limits the user to entering codes of up to six digits.
– The default passcodes are 36102, 36103, 36104, 36105, and 36106.
– Example: Unlock the instrument to enable calibration: CAL:STATe 1,36102
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