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Agilent Technologies
E1465A/E1466A/E1467A
Relay Matrix Switch Modules
User's Manual
Manual Part Number: E1465-90013
Printed in U.S.A. E0301
Contents
E1465A/E1466A/E1467A Relay Matrix Switch Modules User's Manual
Front Matter....................................................................................................................... 7
Agilent Technologies Warranty Statement ................................................................... 7
U.S. Government Restricted Rights ............................................................................. 7
Safety Symbols ............................................................................................................ 8
Warnings ...................................................................................................................... 8
Documentation History................................................................................................. 8
Declaration Of Conformity............................................................................................ 9
Chapter 1 - Getting Started ........................................................................................... 11
Using This Chapter .................................................................................................... 11
Matrix Modules Description........................................................................................ 11
Programming the Matrix Modules .............................................................................. 15
Addressing the Modules ..................................................................................... 15
Example: Closing Relays (BASIC) ..................................................................... 16
Example: Closing Relays (Turbo C) ................................................................... 17
Chapter 2 - Configuring the Matrix Modules ............................................................... 19
Using This Chapter .................................................................................................... 19
WARNINGS and CAUTIONS ..................................................................................... 19
Configuring the Switch Module .................................................................................. 20
Switch Module Connectors ................................................................................. 20
Setting the Logical Address Switch .................................................................... 21
Setting the Interrupt Level .................................................................................. 21
Installing the Switch Module in a Mainframe ...................................................... 23
Configuring the Terminal Modules.............................................................................. 24
Terminal Module Connectors .............................................................................. 24
Wiring the Terminal Modules .............................................................................. 27
Attaching the Terminal Modules to the Switch Module ....................................... 29
Configuring Larger Matrixes....................................................................................... 30
Creating Larger Matrixes .................................................................................... 30
Creating a 32x32 Matrix ..................................................................................... 30
Creating a 4x256 Matrix ..................................................................................... 32
Creating an 8x96 Matrix ..................................................................................... 33
Creating Larger Matrixes with Multiple Mainframes ........................................... 34
Chapter 3 - Using the Matrix Modules ......................................................................... 35
Using This Chapter .................................................................................................... 35
Matrix Modules Commands ....................................................................................... 35
Power-on and Reset Conditions ................................................................................ 36
Matrix Modules Identification...................................................................................... 36
Example: Matrix Module Identification (BASIC) .................................................. 36
Example: Matrix Module Identification (TURBO C) ............................................ 37
Switching Channels ................................................................................................... 38
Example: Opening/Closing Channels (BASIC) ................................................... 38
Example: Channel Sequencing (BASIC) ............................................................ 38
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Scanning Channels .................................................................................................... 39
Example: Scanning Channels Using TTL Triggers (BASIC) ............................... 39
Example: Scanning Using Trig In/Out Ports (BASIC) ........................................ 41
Querying Matrix Modules ........................................................................................... 42
Example: Querying Channel Closure (BASIC) ................................................... 42
Using the Scan Complete Bit ..................................................................................... 42
Example: Using the Scan Complete Bit (BASIC) ............................................... 43
Saving and Recalling States ...................................................................................... 44
Example: Saving and Recalling States (BASIC) ................................................. 44
Detecting Error Conditions ......................................................................................... 45
Example: Detecting Error Conditions (BASIC) ................................................... 45
Example: Detecting Error Conditions (TURBO C) .............................................. 45
Synchronizing Matrix Modules ................................................................................... 46
Example: Synchronizing a Matrix Module (BASIC) ............................................ 46
Understanding Matrix Modules .................................................................................. 47
Advantages of Latching Relays .......................................................................... 47
Matrix Module Operations .................................................................................. 47
Chapter 4 - Matrix Modules Command Reference ...................................................... 49
Using This Chapter .................................................................................................... 49
Command Types ........................................................................................................ 49
Common Command Format ............................................................................... 49
SCPI Command Format ..................................................................................... 49
SCPI Command Reference ................................................................................. 51
ABORt ........................................................................................................................ 52
ARM ........................................................................................................................... 53
ARM:COUNt ....................................................................................................... 53
ARM:COUNt? ..................................................................................................... 54
DISPlay ...................................................................................................................... 55
DISPlay:MONitor:CARD ..................................................................................... 55
DISPlay:MONitor[:STATe] ................................................................................... 56
INITiate....................................................................................................................... 57
INITiate:CONTinuous ......................................................................................... 57
INITiate:CONTinuous? ....................................................................................... 58
INITiate[:IMMediate] ........................................................................................... 58
OUTPut ...................................................................................................................... 59
OUTPut:EXTernal[:STATe] .................................................................................. 59
OUTPut:EXTernal[:STATe]? ................................................................................ 60
OUTPut[:STATe] ................................................................................................. 60
OUTPut[:STATe]? ............................................................................................... 61
OUTPut:TTLTrgn[:STATe] ................................................................................... 61
OUTPut:TTLTrgn[:STATe]? ................................................................................. 62
[ROUTe:] .................................................................................................................... 63
[ROUTe:]CLOSe ................................................................................................. 63
[ROUTe:]CLOSe? ............................................................................................... 64
[ROUTe:]OPEN ................................................................................................... 65
[ROUTe:]OPEN? ................................................................................................. 66
[ROUTe:]SCAN ................................................................................................... 66
STATus....................................................................................................................... 68
STATus:OPERation:CONDition? ........................................................................ 70
STATus:OPERation:ENABle ............................................................................... 70
STATus:OPERation:ENABle? ............................................................................. 70
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STATus:OPERation[:EVENt]? ............................................................................ 71
STATus:PRESet ................................................................................................. 71
SYSTem ..................................................................................................................... 72
SYSTem:CDEScription? ..................................................................................... 72
SYSTem:CPON .................................................................................................. 73
SYSTem:CTYPe? ............................................................................................... 73
SYSTem:ERRor? ................................................................................................ 74
TRIGger ..................................................................................................................... 75
TRIGger[:IMMediate] .......................................................................................... 75
TRIGger:SOURce ............................................................................................... 76
TRIGger:SOURce? ............................................................................................. 77
SCPI Commands Quick Reference............................................................................ 78
IEEE 488.2 Common Commands Reference ............................................................ 79
Appendix A - Matrix Modules Specifications .............................................................. 81
Appendix B - Register-Based Programming ............................................................... 83
About This Appendix .................................................................................................. 83
Register Programming vs. SCPI Programming.......................................................... 83
Addressing the Registers ........................................................................................... 83
The Base Address .............................................................................................. 84
Register Offset .................................................................................................... 84
Register Descriptions ................................................................................................. 86
Reading and Writing to the Registers ................................................................. 86
Manufacturer Identification Register ................................................................... 86
Device Type Register ......................................................................................... 86
Status/Control Register ....................................................................................... 86
Relay Control Register ....................................................................................... 88
Programming Examples............................................................................................. 90
Example: Reading the Registers (BASIC) .......................................................... 90
Example: Reading the Registers (C/HP-UX) ...................................................... 91
Example: Making Measurements (BASIC) ......................................................... 92
Example: Making Measurements (C/HP-UX) ..................................................... 93
Example: Scanning Channels (BASIC) .............................................................. 95
Example: Scanning Channels (C/HP-UX) .......................................................... 96
Appendix C - Matrix Modules Error Messages ........................................................... 99
Error Types ................................................................................................................ 99
Error Messages........................................................................................................ 100
Appendix D - Relay Life .............................................................................................. 101
Replacement Strategy.............................................................................................. 101
Relay Life Factors .................................................................................................... 101
End-of-Life Determination ........................................................................................ 101
Index ............................................................................................................................. 103
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AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES WARRANTY STATEMENT
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