Operation and Features 2
RS-232 Interface Configuration
E3632A User’s Guide 57
RS-232 Interface Configuration
You connect the power supply to the RS- 232 interface using
the 9- pin (DB- 9) serial connector on the rear panel. The
power supply is configured as a DTE (Data Terminal
Equipment) device. For all communications over the RS- 232
interface, the power supply uses two handshake lines: DTR
(Data Terminal Ready, on pin 4) and DSR (Data Set Ready,
on pin 6).
The following sections contain information to help you use
the power supply over the RS- 232 interface. The
programming commands for RS- 232 are explained in
“RS- 232 Interface Commands” on page 106.
RS-232 configuration overview
Configure the RS- 232 interface using the parameters shown
below. Use
at the front- panel to select the baud
rate, parity, and number of data bits (refer to “To set the
baud rate and parity (RS- 232)” on page 54 for more
information to configure from the front panel).
Baud rate:
• 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, or 9600 baud (factory- setting)
Parity and data bits:
• None/8 data bits (factory- setting), even/7 data bits, or
odd/7 data bits
Number of start bits:
• 1 bit (fixed)
Number of stop bits:
• 2 bits (fixed)
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