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53220A/53230A Software Installation and Interface Configuration 2
The GPIB address string
When programming the counter over GPIB, the instrument's GPIB address is
included in the address string as shown below:
GPIB0::3::INSTR
Changing the GPIB address
To change the GPIB address, select GPIB Address and using the rotary knob or
Shifted numeric keys, set the desired address. Once the address is changed, you
must cycle power for the change to take affect.
If the GPIB address is changed, the new address IS NOT updated in Connection
Expert interface window (Figure 2-4).
From the (Connection Expert) window, select the GPIB instrument and then click
the button. Within the configurable properties window (Figure 2-7),
change the address to the new address setting and select OK.
Disabling the GPIB interface
The GPIB interface can be disabled from the front panel by selecting I/O Config,
followed by GPIB Settings, and then GPIB Off. When disabling or enabling the
interface you must cycle power for the change to take affect. When disabled, the
interface cannot be configured by the Connection Expert utility.
Using the GPIB interface with interactive IO
The Web-enabled instrument interface is not available from the GPIB interface.
An alternate programming method is to use the Connection Expert Interactive IO
utility (see "Using Interactive IO").
Using Interactive IO
The Connection Expert 'Interactive IO' utility provides another method (Table 2-1)
of sending commands to the 53220A/53230A. Interactive IO is accessible from
any of the PC's IO interfaces, and allows you to send any command in the
53220A/53230A SCPI command set to the instrument. You can also choose from
a menu of IEEE-488 Common commands (e.g. *IDN?, *RST, *TST?).
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