Hewlett Packard 1650B Logic Analyzer
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Model:
1650B
Date:
1989
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Type:
SubType:
80 channel logic analyzer
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The HP
1650B and HP
1651B logic analyzers are new general
purpose logic analyzers with improved features to accommodate
next generation design tasks. they are basically the same as their
predecessors the HP
1650A and HP
1651A
but now have State Compare,
State Waveform and State Chart modes. They both have HP-IB
capabilities in addition to RS-232C.
Both analyzers are capable of 100MHz timing analysis
The HP
1651B is capable of 25MHz state analysis while the HP 1650B
is capable of 35MHz state analysis.
The key features of the HP 165OB and HP 165lB are:
Transitional or glitch timing modes
Simultaneous state/state or state/timing modes
lk deep memory on all channels
Glitch detection on all channels
Maker measurements
Pattern, edge, and glitch triggering
Overlapping of timingwaveforms
Eight sequence levels
Eight pattern recognizers
One range recognizer
Small lightweight probing
Time and number of states tagging
Pre-store
State Compare
State Waveform
State Chart
Manual type:
User Manual
Pages:
346
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4.87 Mbytes (5103593 Bytes)
Language:
english
Revision:
Edition 1
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Programming Reference
Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction to Programming an Instrument
Introduction ... ..l- 1
Programming Syntax ... l-2
Talking to the Instrument ... l-2
Instruction Syntax ... l-2
Output Command ... l-3
Device Address ... 1-3
Instructions ... 1-3
Instruction Header ... 1-3
White Space ... 1-4
Instruction Parameters ... l-4
Header Types ... l-4
Combining Commands from the Same Subsystem ... l-6
Duplicate Keywords ... 1-6
Query Usage ... l-7
Program Header Options ... 1-8
Parameter Syntax Rules ... l-8
Instruction Terminator ... l-10
Selecting Multiple Subsystems ... l-10
Programming an Instrument ... l-11
InitiaIization ... l-11
Example Program ... 1-12
Program Overview ... 1-12
Receiving Information from the Instrument ... l-12
Response Header Options ... .l-13
Response Data Formats ... 1-14
String Variables ... l-l.5
Numeric Base ... 1-16
Numeric Variables ... 1-16
Definite-Length Block Response Data ... .l-17
Multiple Queries ... .l-18
Instrument Status ... 1-18
Chapter 2 Programming Over HP-IB
Introduction ... ..2- 1
Interface Capabilities ... 2-l
Command and Data Concepts ... .2-l
Addressing ... .2-2
Communicating Over the HP-IB Bus (HP 9000 Series 200/3OO
Controller) ... ..2- 3
Local, Remote, and Local Lockout ... -2-4
BusCommands ... ..2- 5
Device Clear ... .2-5
Group Execute Trigger (GET) ... .2-5
Interface Clear (IFC) ... .2-5
Chapter 3 Programming Over RS-232C
Introduction ... ..3- 1
Interface Operation ... 3-l
Cables ... ..3- 2
Minimum Three-Wire
Interface with
Software Protocol ... .3-2
Extended
Interface with Hardware Handshake ... .3-3
Cable Example ... 3-4
Configuring the Instrument
Interface ... .3-5
Interface Capabilities ... .3-5
Protocol ... ..~ ... 3- 5
Data Bits ... 3-6
Communicating Over the RS-232C Bus
(HP 9000 Series 200/3OO Controller) ... .3-6
Lockout Command ... .3-7
Chapter 4 Programming and Documentation Conventions
Introduction ... ..4- 1
Truncation Rule ... .4-l
Infinity Representation ... .4-2
Sequential and Overlapped Commands ... .4-2
Response Generation ... 4-2
Syntax Diagrams ... .4-2
Notation Conventions and Definitions ... .4-2
The Command Tree ... .4-4
CommandTypes ... 4- 4
Tree Traversal Rules ... 4-4
Examples ... 4-4
Command Set Organization ... .4-8
Subsystems ... 4-8
ProgramExamples ... ..4- 9
Chapter 5 Common Commands
Introduction ... 5-l
*as ... .5-3
*ESE ... 5-4
*ESR ... 5-6
*IDN ... ..5- 8
*opt ... .5-9
*RST ... .5-10
*SRE. ... ..5-11
*sTB ... .5-13
*wAI ... .5-15
Chapter 6 System Commands
Introduction ... : ... .6-l
ARMBnc ... ..6 -4
DATA ... 6- 5
Section Header Description ... .6-8
Section Data ... .6-8
Data Preamble Description ... .6-8
Acquisition Data Description ... .6-11
DSP ... 6-18
ERRor ... 6-19
HEADer ... 6- U)
KEY ... 6-21
LER ... 6-23
LOCKout ... ..6-2 4
LONGform ... 6- 25
MENU ... 6-26
MESE ... 6-27
MESR ... .6-29
PPOWer ... ..6-3 1
PRINt ... ..6-3 2
SETup. ... ..6- .
STARt ... 6- 36
STOP ... .6-37
Chapter 7 MMEMory Subsystem
Introduction ... 7-1
AUToload ... ..7- 4
CATaIog ... ..7- 5
COPY ... .7-6
DOWNload ... ..7- 7
INITiaIize ... ..7- 8
LOAD ... ... ..7-12
REName. ... ..7-13
STORe ... .7-14
UPLoad ... ..7- 15
Chapter 8 DLlSt Subsystem
Introduction ... ..8- 1
DLISt ... 8-2
COLumn ... 8-3
LINE ... 8-5
Chapter 9 WLlSt Subsystem
Introduction ... 9-l
WLISt ... .9-2
OSTate ... ..9- 3
XSTate ... ..9- 4
OTIMe ... ..9- 5
XTIMe ... ..9- 6
MACHine Subsystem
Introduction ... ..lO- 1
MACHine cN> ... lO-3
ARM ... lO-4
ASSign ... lO- 5
AUToscale. ... ..lO- 6
NAME ... .lO-7
TYPE ... lO-8
Chapter 11 SFORmat Subsystem
Introduction ... ..ll- 1
SFORmat ... ..ll- 3
CLOCk ... .11-4
CPERiod ... ..ll- 5
LABel ... ..ll- 6
MASTer ... ..ll- 8
REMove ... ..ll- 9
SLAVe ... ..ll-10
THReshold ... ..ll-11
Chapter 12 STRace Subsystem
Introduction ... ..12- 1
STRace ... ..12- 4
BRANch ... ..12- 5
FIND ... 12- 8
PREStore ... ..12-10
RANGe ... ..12-12
RESTart ... ..l2-14
SEQuence ... ..l2-16
STORe ... .12-17
TAG ... ..12-19
TERM ... .12-21
SLlSt Subsystem
Introduction ... 13-1
SLISt ... 13-5
coLumn ... U-6
DATA ... 13-8
LINE ... u-9
MMODe ... ..l3-10
OPATtem ... ..13-11
OSEarch ... ..l3-13
OSTate ... ..13-14
OTAG ... 13-15
RUNTiI ... ..13-16
TAVerage ... 13-18
TMAXimum ... 13-19
TMINiium ... 13-20
VRUNs ... ..13-2 1
XOTag ... 13-22
XPATtern ... 13-23
XSEarch ... 13-25
XSTate ... Es-26
XTAG ... 13-27
Chapter 14 SWAVeform Subsystem
Introduction. ... ..14- 1
SWAVeform. ... .14-3
Accumulate ... ..- ... *.: ... 14-4
DELay ... 14- 5
INSert ... 14-6
RANGe ... 14- 7
REMove ... 14-8
SChart Subsystem
Introduction ... 15-1
SCHart ... 15-3
ACCumuIate ... 15-4
HAxis ... 15-5
VAxis.. ... 20- 7
WIDTh ... ..20- 8
Message Communication and System Functions
Introduction ... A-l
Protocols ... A-2
Functional Elements ... A-2
Protocol Overview ... A-3
Protocol Operation ... A-3
Protocol Exceptions ... A-4
Syntax Diagrams ... A-5
Syntax Overview ... A-5
Device Listening Syntax ... A-8
Device Talking Syntax ... A-21
Common Commands ... A-27
Appendix B Status Reporting
Introduction ... B-l
Event Status Register ... B-3
Service Request Enable Register ... B-3
Bit Definitions ... B-3
Key Features ... B-4
Serial Poll ... B-6
Using Serial Poll (HP-IB) ... B-6
Parallel Poll ... B-8
Polling HP-IB Devices ... B-10
Configuring Parallel Poll Responses ... B-10
Conducting a Parallel Poll ... B-11
Disabling Parallel Poll Responses ... B-11
HP-IB Commands ... B-12
Appendix C Error Messages
Device Dependent Errors ... C-l
Command Errors ... C-2
Execution Errors ... c-3
Internal Errors ... c-4
Query Errors ... C-5
Manual type:
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Pages:
352
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Front Panel Reference
Manual type:
User Manual
Pages:
337
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