Interface address – Teledyne LeCroy X-STREAM OSCILLOSCOPES Remote Control User Manual
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ISSUED: February 2005
WM-RCM-E Rev D
INTERFACE
X-Stream DSO interface capabilities include the following IEEE 488.1 definitions:
AH1 Complete Acceptor Handshake
DC1
Complete Device Clear Function
SH1
Complete Source Handshake
DT1
Complete Device Trigger
L4
Partial Listener Function
PP1
Parallel Polling: remote configurable
T5
Complete Talker Function
C0
No Controller Functions
SR1
Complete Service Request Function
E2
Tri-state Drivers
RL1
Complete Remote/Local Function
ADDRESS
Every device on the GPIB has an address. To address the X-Stream DSO, set the remote control port to GPIB
by means of the scope’s front panel UTILITIES button and on-screen menus.
If you address the X-Stream DSO to talk, it will remain in that state until it receives a universal untalk
command (UNT), its own listen address (MLA), or another oscilloscope’s talk address.
If you address the X-Stream DSO to listen, it will remain configured to listen until a universal unlisten
command (UNL), or its own talker address (MTA), is received.
To avoid conflicts, use the general Unlisten and Untalk commands before setting up the talker and listener
states.
The following characters are used in GPIB to control talking and listening:
ASCII 63 = ?
General Unlisten
ASCII 95 = _
General Untalk
ASCII 32 = Space
Base Listen Address
ASCII 64 = @
Base Talk Address