Rinstrum - 5200 Communications Manual Rev 1.2
0025-605-120 Page 11
2.4.2. ADR: Set Address
This is used to set the address of an instrument.
General Details
No. of Parameters Save Changes Changes Used Increment Trade Counter
2 With TDD1 Immediately No
Parameter Details
Parameter Description Range Default Required
1 Address 0 to 31 31 No
2 Serial Number 0000001 to
9999999
Factory Set No - Command Only
Each 5200 must be assigned a unique address to enable the implementation of a
multi-drop network. The ADR command is used to assign the instrument address
via the communications network.
The following procedure can be used if a 5200 (with a known serial number) and an
unknown (or not unique) address is attached to a multi-drop network.
• Select all instruments using the S99 command.
• Send the ADR command with the new address and the serial number of the
chosen instrument. The ADR command will execute only for the instrument with
the correct serial number. Note: The serial number parameter is used
exclusively for this task.
• Continue until all instruments have unique addresses.
If the serial number is not known, the instruments must be turned on one at a time.
The combination of the S99 and ADR commands can be used to set the addresses.
Example 1: Change Address of Instrument from 1 to 2
Command Response Details
S01; Select Instrument 1
ADR2; 0 CRLF Set Address to 2
TDD1; 0 CRLF Save Change
S02; Select New Instrument
2
IDN?; " ","01234567","5200",0 CRLF Ask for ID
Example 2: Two Instruments (Unknown Addresses) Configured Using Serial
Numbers
Command Response Details
S99; Select All Instruments
ADR01, "123456"; 0 CRLF Instrument With Serial No.
"123456" Gets Address 01
ADR02, "123457"; 0 CRLF Instrument With Serial No.
"123457" Gets Address 02
S01;TDD1;
S02;TDD1;
0 CRLF Save Address Against Power
Loss
S01; Select New Instrument 1
IDN?; " ","0123456","V1.0","5200"
,0 CRLF
Ask for ID
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