Differenti a l Divider or Filter Configuration Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
HP E1442A User’s ManualTable of Contents 3
Notes
4 Table of ContentsHP E1442A User’s Manual
Certification
Hewlett-Pac kard Compa ny certif ies that this product met its published spec ifica tion s at the time of shipment from the factory. Hewl et t Packard fur th er cer tif ies that its cal ib rati on me asu re ment s are trace abl e to the Unite d Stat es Nation al Instit ut e of Stand ard s and Technology (for mer l y Nati onal Bur ea u of Sta ndar ds ), to the exte nt allo wed by that orga ni zati on’ s cal ib rat ion f ac ili t y, and t o the c alibration
facilities of ot her Inte rna tional Standards Organ iz ati on members.
Warranty
This Hewlett-Packa rd product is warrante d against defect s in mater ial s and workmanship for a period of three years from date of shipment. Duration and conditions of wa rrant y for this product may be superseded when the product is integrat ed into (bec omes a part
of) other HP products. During the warranty period, Hewl ett-Pac kard Com pany wil l, at its option, eithe r repair or replac e products
which prove to be defective.
For warrant y servic e or repai r, thi s produc t must be retur ned to a service faci lity de sign at ed by Hewlet t-P ac kard (HP ). Buyer sha l l prepay shipping cha rges to HP and HP shall pay shipping c harge s to retu rn the product to Buyer. However, Buye r shall pay all shi ppi n g
charges , dut ies, and ta xe s for produc t s ret urn ed to HP fr om an ot her count ry.
HP warrants that its software and firmware designated by HP for use with a product will execute its programm ing inst ruct ions when
properly instal led on that product. HP does not warrant that the operation of the product , or soft wa re, or firmwa re will be uninterrupted or error free.
Limitation Of Warranty
The foregoing war ra nty sh all not apply to de fect s resul ting from imprope r or inadequate maint e nan ce by Buyer, Buyer- sup plie d pr oducts or interfacing, unauthorized modification or misuse, operation outside of the environmental specifications for the product, or improper site pr ep ar at ion or ma int ena nce.
The design and imple men ta tio n of any circui t on this produc t is the sole respon sibi l ity of the Buyer. HP does not war rant the Buye r’s
circuitry or malf unc tion s of HP products that result from the Buyer’ s circui try . In addition, HP does not warra nt any dama ge tha t occurs as a result of the Buyer’s circui t or any defects that resul t fr om Buyer-supplied products.
NO OTHER WARRANTY IS EXPRESSED OR IMPLIE D. HP SPECIFICALLY DI SCLAI MS THE IMPLI ED W ARRANTIE S OF
MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Exclusive Remedie s
THE REMEDIES PROVIDED HEREIN ARE BUYER’S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REM EDI ES. HP SHALL NOT BE LIABLE
FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, WHETHER BASED ON CONTRACT, TORT, OR ANY OTHER LEGAL THEORY.
Notice
The inform at i on c ont ained in this docum en t is subject to chan ge wi t hout noti ce . HEWLETT-PAC KARD (HP) MAKE S NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND WITH REGARD TO THIS MATERIAL, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIM ITE D TO, THE IMPLI ED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNES S FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. HP shall not be liable for errors contained
herein or for inci de nt al or consequential da mag es in conne ct ion wi t h the fu rnis hi ng, perfo rm a nce or use of th is mat er ial . This document contains proprietary information which is protected by copyright. All rights are reserved. No part of this document may be photocopied, repr oduc ed , or transl ate d to anothe r lan gua ge wi thout t he prior wr itten cons en t of Hewlet t-P ac kar d Compa ny. HP assume s no
respons ibility for the use or reli ab il i t y of it s so ft wa r e on equi pm ent that is not fur ni shed by HP.
U.S. Government Restricted Rights
The Software and Documentation have been developed entirely at private expense. They are delivered and licensed as "commercial
computer soft war e" as defin ed in DFARS 252. 227- 701 3 (Oct 19 88), DFARS 252.211-7015 (May 1991) or DFARS 252. 22 7-7 014 ( Jun
1995), as a "commerci al item " as define d in FAR 2.101(a) , or as "Restric ted com puter softwar e" as defin ed in FAR 52.22 7-19 (Jun
1987) (or any equivalent agency regulation or contract clause), whichever is applicable. You have only those rights provided for such
Software and Documentation by the applicable FAR or DFARS clause or the HP standard software agreement for the product involved.
HP E1442A 64-Cha nne l Form C Swi tch M odu le Use r’s Manu al
HP E1442A 64-Channel Form C Switch Module User’s Manual 5
Documentatio n History
All Editions and Updates of this manual and their creation date are listed below. The first Edition of the manual is Edition 1. The Edition number increm ents by 1 whenever the manua l is revised . Updates, whic h are issued betwee n Edit ions , contain repl a cem ent pa ges
to correct or add additional information to the current Edition of the manual. Whenever a new Edition is created, it will contain all of
the Update inf orma t io n for the previ ou s Edi ti on. Each new Ed iti on or Upda te also incl ude s a revis ed c opy of this doc um en tat io n hi story page.
Instruction ma nual sym bol affixed to prod uct. Indicates that the user must refer to the
manual for specific WARNING or CAUTION information to avoid personal injury
or dama ge t o t he pr o du ct .
Indicates the field wiring terminal that must
be connec ted t o eart h groun d bef or e opera t ing the equipment—protects against electrical sho ck in ca se of fault.
Fram e or cha ss is gro und t er m i nal — ty pi -
or
cally connects to the equipment’s metal
frame.
WARNING
CAUTION
Alternating curre nt (AC) .
Direct curr en t (DC).
Indicates hazardous voltages.
Calls at te nt i on t o a pr oce dure, prac ti c e, or
condit ion t hat co ul d ca use bodi l y inj ury or
death.
Calls at te nt i on t o a pr oce dur e, pr ac ti c e, or c on dition t hat co ul d pos sibl y ca us e da m age to
equipment or permanent loss of data.
WARNINGS
The following ge ner al safet y prec aut io ns mus t be obse rv ed du ring al l phas es of operati on , servi ce , and repai r of this prod uct .
Failure to compl y with thes e pr ecaut i ons or with spec i fic warni ngs elsewhe re in this manua l violat es safety stand ard s of desig n,
manufactur e, and inten ded use of the produc t. Hewl ett- Pac kar d Com pan y assum es no lia bi lit y for the custo mer’ s fai lure to
comply with these requirements.
Ground the e qui pm en t: For Saf ety Clas s 1 eq uipmen t (e qu ipment ha ving a protective ea rt h t erminal ) , a n uni nt errupt ib le safety earth
ground must be provide d from the ma in s power sour ce to the prod uct input wi ring ter m inal s or suppli ed power cable .
DO NOT operat e the pr oduc t in an expl os ive atmo sph er e or in the pres en ce of flammabl e gase s or fume s.
For continued protection against fire, replace the line fuse(s) only with fuse(s) of the same voltage and current rating and type.
DO NOT use repaired fuses or short-circuited fuse holders.
Keep away from live circuits: Operati ng pers onne l must not re move equi pm e nt cover s or shiel ds . Proc ed ure s invo lv in g the rem ova l
of covers or shi el ds are for use by se rv ic e- t ra ined personnel only. Under certain cond iti ons, dangerous vol ta ge s m ay exist even wit h the
equipment switc hed off. To avoid dange rous e lectr ical shock , DO NOT perform proc edu res involvi ng cover or shield removal unless
you are qualified to do so.
DO NOT operate damaged equipment: Whe ne ver it i s possi bl e that the sa fety prot e cti on fe at ur es bui l t int o thi s produc t have bee n im paired, eithe r through phys ical da m age , exces sive mois ture , or any other reas on, REMOVE POW E R and do not use the produc t unt il
safe operation can be verifie d by serv ice-t ra ined pers onn el. If necessary, return the produ ct to a Hewlett -Pac kar d Sales a nd Se rvice Office for service and repair to ensure that safety features are maintained.
DO NOT service or adjust alone: Do not attempt internal service or adjustment unless another person, capable of rendering first aid
and resus ci t at i on, is pr esent.
DO NOT substitute parts or modify equipment: Because of the danger of intr oduc i ng addi tional hazards , do not inst all subst itut e
parts or perform any unaut hor ized modi ficat io n to the produc t. Retur n the produ ct to a Hewlet t-P ac kard Sa les and Se rvic e Offi ce for
service and repair to ensure that safety features are maintained.
6 HP E1442A 64-Channel Form C Switch Module User’s Manual
Declaration of Conformity
according to ISO/IEC Guide 22 and EN 45014
Manufacture r ’s Name :Hewlett-Pa ck ard Com pa ny
Lovela nd M a nufacturi ng Ce nter
Manufacture r’s Addre s s:815 14th Stre et S.W .
Loveland, Colorado 80537
declares, that the produc t:
Product Name:64-Channel For m C GP Switch Module
Model Number:HP E1442A
Product Options:All
conforms to the followi ng Produc t Spe cific ati ons:
EMC: CISPR 11:1990/ EN5 5011 (1991 ): Group1, Cl ass A
IEC 801-2:1991/ E N5008 2-1 (1 992) : 4kVCD
IEC 801-3:1984/ E N5008 2-1 (1 992) : 3 V/m
IEC 801-4:1988/ E N5008 2-1 (1 992) : 1kV Power Lin e, . 5kV Sig nal Line s
IEC 801-5:1992( DRAFT ) 3kV Low Ener gy, 1kV High Ener gy
Supplementary Information: The product herewith complies with the r equirements of th e Low Voltage
Directive 73/23/EEC and the EMC Directive 89/336/EEC .
Tested in a typic al confi gur at ion in an HP C-size VXI mainfr am e .
July 28, 1994Jim White, QA Manager
European c ont act : You r loca l He wle tt-Packard Sa les a nd Se rvi ce Offic e or Hewl ett- Pac ka rd GmbH, De pa rtme nt
HQ-TRE, Herren be rge r Straß e 130, D-71034 Böbl in gen, Germa ny (FAX +49- 7031 -14- 3143 ).
HP E1442A 64-Channel Form C Switch Module User’s Manual 7
Notes
8 HP E1442A 64-Channel Form C Switch Module User’s Manual
Please fold and tape for mailing
Reader Comment Shee t
HP E1442A 64-Channel Form C Switch Module User’s Manual
Edition 2
You can help us improve our manuals by sha rin g your comme nts a nd sug ge sti ons. In appreciat ion of your time, we will
enter you in a quarterly drawing for a Hewlett -Pac kar d Palmtop Per sonal Computer (U.S. government employees
are not eligible for the drawing).
Your Name
Company Name
Job Title
Address
City, State/Province
Country
Zip/Postal Code
Telephone Number with Area Code
Please list the syste m contr olle r, oper ati ng syste m , progr am mi ng language , and plug-in mo dule s you are using.
fold here
BUSIN ES S REPLY MAIL
FIRST CLASSPERMIT NO. 37LOVELAND, CO
HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY
cut along this line
Measurement Sys tems Divi si on
Learning Products Department
P.O. Box 301
Loveland, C O 80539-9984
NO POSTAGE
NECESSARY
IF MAILED
IN THE
UNITED STATES
fold here
Please penci l-in one circl e for eac h statem ent bel ow:Disagree Agree
• The documentation is well organized.OOOOO
•Instructions are easy to understand.OOOOO
•The documentation is clearly written.OOOOO
•Examples are clear and useful.OOOOO
•Illustrati ons are cle ar and helpfu l.OOOOO
•The documentation meets my overall expectations.OOOOO
Please wri te any c omments or sugge stions below--be spe ci fi c.
10 HP E1442A 64-Channel Form C Switch Module User’s Manual
Using This Chapter
This chapter provides one page of general module information follow ed by
the tasks you must perform to set up your module. It also provides
information to verify that your inst allation was successful . Chapter contents
include:
The terms "Form C switch" and "switch" are both used in this manu al to
refer to the HP E1442A 64-Channel Form C Switch Module which is a
VXIbus C-size register-based slave device that can operate in a C-size
VXIbus mainframe or a VMEbus mainframe.
The switch "instrument" is the firmware running in the E1405/E1406
Command Mod ule. This firmware is the instrum ent driver providi ng SC PI
(Standard Commands for Programm able Instrum en ts) programm ing
capabilit y. The term "switchbox" is used to refer to a switch instrument
made up of one or more switch modules.
Programmin g the HP E1442A can be done th rough th e command m odul e
using the Standa rd Commands for Programmable Instrum ents (SC PI - see
Chapter 3), or via direct register access (register-based programming - se e
Appendix B).
Chapter 1HP E1442A Module Setup 11
Graphical Overview
Figure 1-1 is a simplified schematic illu strating the 64- chan nel Form C
switch module with internal bu s and all available t erminal m odul es .
Figure 1-1. Form C Switch Simpl ified Schemati c
HP E1442A Terminal
Module Summary
12 HP E1442A Module SetupChapter 1
• Standard Solder-Lug Terminals
• Option 010: Signal Condition ing C ircuitry/Solder Eyes
• Option 020: Screw Terminal Form A Confi guration Terminals
(NOTE: Option 020 has no connection to the NC relay contact.)
Module Use and Address Selection
You can use the switch module as a switchbox in two ways:
• As one module in a group of switch modules called a switchbox.
The first module must be addressed so it can be recognized as an
instrument and the other modules in the group have addresses
sequentially following the first module e.g., 120, 121, 122 ....
• As a single-switchbox switch mod ule. The module must be
addressed so it can be recognized as an instrument.
NOTEAddressing channels on a switch module depends on how you use the
module. Figure 1-2 on card numbers (module num bers) and channel
addresses describes how your choice of using the module determines ho w
you access a particular channel on the switch card (modu le).
MultipleModule
Switchbox
Multipleand
Single-Module
Switchboxes
The channel address (
has the form (@ccnn) where:
cc = card number
nn = channel number.
Channel 45 on card number 02 is
addressed by (@245).
This mainframe has two switchboxes:
a) one multiple-module switchbox
at address 120, and
b) one single-module switchbox
at address 48.
Single-module channel addressing:
channel_list)
A single-module switchbox has channel addresses of the form (@1nn). It is card number 1.
Figure 1-2. Logical Address, Card (Mod ule) Numb er and Chan nel Ad dress
Chapter 1HP E1442A Module Setup 13
Setting the Module Address Switch
The logical address switch (LADDR) factory setting is 120. Valid
addresses are from 1 to 254. The Form C switch module can be configured
as a single instrument, or as a switchbox. Refer to the C-Size VXIbusSystems Configura tion Guide for addressing information. Refer to
Figure 1-3 for switch position in fo rmation .
NoteWhen usin g an HP E1405A/B or E140 6A, the address switch value must be
a multiple of 8 if th e m odule is the first module in a swi tchbox used with a
VXIbus command mo dule usi ng SCPI comm ands.
Figure 1-3. Setting the Logi cal Address
14 HP E1442A Module SetupChapter 1
Setting Interrupt Priority
Interrupts are enabled at power-up, after a SYSRESET, or after resetting the
module via the control register. An interrupt is generated after any channel
enable register is accessed when interrupts are enabled. The interrupt is
generated approximately 13 ms after one of the registers is accessed. The
interrupt priority jumper selects which priority level will be asserted. The
interrupt priority jumper is set in positi on 1 as shipped from the factory. For
most applications th is priority level shou ld not have to be changed. The
interrupts are disabled when set to level X. The interrupt priority jumpers
are identified on the sheet metal shield. A hole has been cut into it for
access. Interrupts can also be disabled using th e Control Regist er.
To change the setting, simply remove the jumper or jumpers from their
current position and place on the level you desi re. If the card uses two 2-pin
jumpers, both ju mpers mu st be placed in the same row for proper operation.
NoteCon sult your mainframe manual to make sure backplane jumpers are
configured correctly. If you are using the HP E1401A/B Mainframe, these
jumpers are automatically set when the card is installed.
Connecting User Inputs
The Form C switch consists of a component module and a terminal module. The
user connects inputs to the Form C switch NO (Normally Open), NC (Norm ally
Closed), and C (Common) terminal connections on one of the three available
terminal modules. Figure 1-1 earlier in this chapter shows the switch module and
the thr ee term ina l mo du les . F igu re 1 -5 b elo w sh ow s t he m odul e f ron t p anel and
the module’s connector pin-out which mate to the terminal module.
Figure 1-5. 64-Ch ann el Form C Switch Fro n t Panel
16 HP E1442A Module SetupChapter 1
Standard Form C Configuration
HP E1442A Standard
Terminal Module
Form C Configuration
with Solder Lugs
Chapter 1HP E1442A Module Setup 17
Option 010 Form C Configuration
HP E1442A Option 010
Terminal Module Form C
Configuration with Signal
Conditioning Circuitry
18 HP E1442A Module SetupChapter 1
Option 020 Form A Configuration
HP E1442A Option 020
Terminal Module Form A
Configuration with Screw
Terminals
Chapter 1HP E1442A Module Setup 19
Terminal Module Type
Standard
Solder-lug
RELAY OPENLOAD 1LOAD 1NO CONNECTION
RELAY CLOSEDLOAD 2LOAD 2LOAD 2
Option 010
Signal Conditioning
Option 020
Form A
Screw Termin al
Figure 1-6. Terminal Mod ule Diff erences
20 HP E1442A Module SetupChapter 1
Usi ng the Internal
Buses
The HP E1442A 64-Channel Form C Switch Module con tains in ternal
buses that you can connect any channel co ntact to. Figure 1-7 below shows
channels 0 and 63 and the internal bus structure. There is a bus for the
common, the normally closed (NC), and the normally open (NO) contacts.
Other jumpers provide the means to connect the NC and NO contacts to a
fused +5V pull-up voltage, or to be connected as pull-downs to ground. The
common can be connected to ground. Figure 1-8 shows where you can find
the component/jum pe r locations on the modu le.
Figure 1-7. HP E1442A Internal Bus Struct ure
Chapter 1HP E1442A Module Setup 21
NOTE: For clarity, not all channel relays are shown.
"Relay Connecti on " and "Bus Conn ectio n" nod es
are identified on the previous diagram.
Figure 1-8. HP E1442A Intern al Bus Co mpo nen t/Ju mp er Lo cati ons
! WARNINGS and CAU TIONS
WARNING SHOCK HAZARD. Only qualified, service-trained personnel
aware of the hazards involved should install, configure, or
remove the module. Disconnec t all power sources from the
mainframe, the terminal module and installed modules before
installing or removing a module.
22 HP E1442A Module SetupChapter 1
WARNINGSHOCK HAZARD. When handling user wiring connected to the
terminal module, consider the highest voltage present
accessible on any terminal.
WARNINGSHOCK HAZARD. Use wire with an insulation rating greater
than the highest voltage which will be present on the terminal
module. Do not touch any circuit eleme n t connected to the
terminal module if any other connector to the terminal module
is energized to more than 30 VAC RMS or 60 VDC.
CAUTIONMAXIMUM VOLTAGE/CURRENT. Maximum allowable volta ge
per channel terminal -to-termina l or terminal -to-cha ssis for the
switch module is 150 Vdc or 150 Vac RMS (210 Vac peak).
Maximum curre n t per channel is 1 Adc or 1 Aac RMS
(non-inductive). Maximum transient voltage is 1300V peak.
Maximum power input is 40 Wdc or 40 VA per channel, 320 Wdc
or 320 VA per module. Exceeding any limit or use outside the
parameters specified in Appendix A and by these warnings and
cautions may damage the switch module and impair the
protection provided by the module.
CAUTIONWIRING TERMINAL MODULE: When wiring to the terminal
connectors on the E1442A terminal module, be sure not to
exceed a 5mm strip back of insulation to prevent the possibility
of shorting to other wiring on adjacent termi nals .
CAUTIONSTATIC-SENSITIVE DEVICE. Use anti-static procedures when
removing, con figuring, cleani ng and installing a module . The
switch module is susceptible to static discharges; do not install
the module without its metal shield attache d.
CAUTIONCLEANING the Front Panel: Disconnect power from the
mainframe and remove the module to be cleaned. Clean the
front panel with a soft cloth dampened either in clean water or
in water containing a mild detergent. Do not use abrasive
cleaners. Do not use an excess ively wet clo th or allow
excessive water to migrate inside the module. Let the panel dry
thoroughly before reinstalling the module.
Chapter 1HP E1442A Module Setup 23
Installing the Switch Module in a Mainframe
The HP E1442A 64-Channel Form C Switch Modu le may be installed in
any slot (except slot 0) in a C-size mainframe. Refer to Figure 1-9 to install
the module in a mainframe.
NOTE: The ex tract ion leve rs
will not seat the backplane
connectors on older VXIbus
mainframes. You must
manually seat the connectors
by pushing in the module until
the front panel is flus h with
the front of the mainf ra me .
The extract io n levers ma y b e
used to guide or remove the
switch module.
Figure 1-9. Installing the Switch Modu le in a Mainframe
24 HP E1442A Module SetupChapter 1
Wiring the Terminal Module
Figures 1-10 a nd 1- 11 show t he ru diment s of th e term inal m odu le asse mbly. M aximum terminal wire size is No. 16 AWG. Wire ends should be stripped 5mm (0.2 in.)
and tinned. When wiring all channels, use a smaller gauge wire (No. 20-22 AWG).
NOTE: Solder eyes will accept a dual 96-pin DIN-C
Figure 1-10. Wiring the Terminal Module (continued on next page)
Chapter 1HP E1442A Module Setup 25
Figure 1-11. Wiring the Termin al Module (con tinu ed from previous page)
26 HP E1442A Module SetupChapter 1
Attaching the Terminal Module to the Switch Module
Figure 1-12. Attachi ng the Terminal Modu le to the Switch Modu le
Chapter 1HP E1442A Module Setup 27
Initial Operation
The following program uses Hewlett-Packard BASIC and SCPI (Standard
Commands for Programmable Instruments) language to get you started using
the Form C switch. The example assumes a n HP 9000 Se ries 200/300 (or
equivalent) computer and a Hewlett-Packard Interface Bus ( HP-IB). (HP-IB is
the Hewlett-Packard implementation of the IEEE 488.2-1987 standard.)
The Normally Open (NO) contact of each Form C relay is "open" and the
Normally Closed (NC) conta ct of each Form C relay is "closed" when the
switch is deactivated (the Common terminal (C) is connected to NC at
power-on, after reset or after an open command).
This program closes channel 02 of a Form C switch at logical address 12 0
(secondary address = 120/8 = 15) and queries the channel closure state. The
result is returned to the computer and displayed ( 1 = channel closed,
0 = channel open). See the C-Size VXI bus Systems Configura tion Guide
for information on addressing.
Example: Close Form C Switch Channel
10 OUTPUT 70915;"CLOS (@102)" ! Close channe l 02 .
20 OUTPUT 70915;"CLOS? (@102)"! Query channel 02 state.
30 ENTER 70915;Value! Enter result into V alu e.
40 PRINT Value! Display result.
50 END
Programmin g the
Switch
NoteThis discussion applies only to SCPI programming using the HP switchbox
Specifying SCPI
Commands
To program the Form C switch using SCPI, you must select the compu t er
language, interface address, and SCPI commands to be used. Guideli nes to
select SCPI commands for the Form C switch follow. See the C-SizeVXIbus Systems Configur atio n Guide for interface addressing and computer
language information.
driver version provided with this module. See Appendix B, "Form C
Switch Register Programming & Definitions", for information on Form C
switch registers.
To address specific channels within a Form C switch, you m ust sp ecify the
SCPI command and switch channel address. For the Form C switch, use
CLOSe <channel_list> to connect th e normally op en (NO) terminal to the
common (C) terminal for the channels specified. Use use
OPEN <channel_list> to conne ct the normally closed (NC) terminal to th e
common (C) terminal for the channels specified. Use
to close the set of channels specified, one channel at a time.
SCAN <channel_list>
28 HP E1442A Module SetupChapter 1
Channel AddressesChannel add resses (cha nnel_l ist) have the form (@ccnn) where cc = switch
card number (01-99) and
nn = channel numbers (00-63).
You can address single channels
(@ccnn,ccnn,...); sequential channels (@ccnn:ccnn); groups of sequential
channels
(@ccnn:ccnn,cc nn:cc nn); or any combination.
(@ccnn); multiple channels
Card NumbersThe switch card number depends on the switchbox configu ration (single
module or multipl e modul e) set for the switches. (Leading zeroes can be
ignored for the card number. ) For a single-module switchb ox, the card
number is always 01.
For a multiple-module switchbox, the card numbers are 01, 02,...,nn. The
module with the lowest logical address is c ard number 01, the module with the
next lowest logical address is card number 02, etc. (See the C-Size VXIbusSystems Configuration Guide for a definition of logical addresses.)
Figure 1-13. Multiple- Mo dule Swi tchb ox Card Numb er s
Assume that three Form C switches are c onfigured to f orm a switchbox
instrument with logical addresses of 120, 121, and 122. Since card number 01
is assigned to the module with the lowest logical address, card number 01 is
assigned to the card at logical address 120. Card number 02 is assigned to the
card at address 121 and card number 03 is a ssigned to the c ard a t address 122.
Chapter 1HP E1442A Module Setup 29
Channel Numbe rs,
Channel Lists,
Channel Ranges
Form C switch channel numbers are 00 through 63. The channels can b e
addressed using channel numbers or channel ranges. For a single-modul e
switchbox, channel ranges can sp an across the channels. For multiplemodule switchboxes, channel ranges can sp an across the channels of all
modules.
Use commas (,) to form a channel list or use a colon (:) to form a channel
range. Only valid channels can be accessed in a channel list or channel
range. Also, the channel list or channel rang e must be f rom a lower channel
number to a higher channel number. For example,
acceptable, but
CLOS (@215:100) generates an error.
CLOS (@100:215) is
Example: Form C Switch Channel Lists/Rang es
Channel Lists :
CLOS (@100,112)! Close cha nnels 00 and 12 on card
01.
OPEN (@203,210)! Open channels 03 and 10 on card
02.
Channel Ranges:
OPEN (@100:163)! Open all channels on card 01.
SCAN (@100:163)! Scan all channels on card 01 .
SCAN (@100:199)! Scan all channels on card 01 .
30 HP E1442A Module SetupChapter 1
Loading...
+ 76 hidden pages
You need points to download manuals.
1 point = 1 manual.
You can buy points or you can get point for every manual you upload.