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Page 1 - VT1432A

bus VT1432A 16-CHANNEL, 51.2 KSAMPLES/S DIGITIZER PLUS DPS USER’S MANUAL 82-0067-000 Release April 28, 2003 VXI Technology, Inc. 2031

Page 2 - VXI Technology, Inc

FUSESOnly fuses with the required rated current, voltage, and specified type (normalblow, time delay, etc.) should be used. Do not use repaired fuses

Page 3 - INTRODUCTION

Synchronization in Multiple-mainframe MeasurementsA TTL Trigger line between Agilent E1432As making group measurementskeeps all modules synchronized.

Page 4 - SUPPORT RESOURCES

Measurement ProcessMeasurement Setup and ControlWhen the Agilent E1432A makes a measurement, the measurement itselfconsists of two phases: the measure

Page 5 - User’s Guide

Parameter SettingsMany parameters are channel-dependent, meaning that each channel can beset independently of the others in the module. Other paramete

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In the BOOTING state, the digital processors of the module load theirparameters, and their program. Once done, the module releases theSync/Trigger lin

Page 7 - In This Book

Upon entering the ARM state the Agilent E1432A starts saving new data inits FIFO. It remains in the ARM state until the Sync/Trigger line goes high.If

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Arm and TriggerThis section explains some terminology relating the the “Arm” and “Trigger”steps in the measurement loop. As an example a measurement m

Page 9 - Saftey Summary

Agilent E1432A Triggering.The following is a short discussion of triggering for the Agilent E1432A.Triggering is defined as the transition from the ar

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Data Transfer ModesThe Agilent E1432A can be programmed to use either of two data transfermodes: overlap block mode and continuous mode. To help expla

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Limit on Queuing of DataIn overlap block mode, a number of trigger events may be queued upbefore the host reads the data for those triggers. The host

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Agilent E1432A Interrupt BehaviorInterrupt SetupThe Agilent E1432A VXI module can be programmed to interrupt a hostcomputer using the VME interrupt li

Page 13 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

Safety SymbolsWarning, risk of electric shockCaution, refer to accompanying documentsAlternating currentBoth direct and alternating currentEarth (grou

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Agilent E1432A Interrupt HandlingTo make the Agilent E1432A module do the interrupt, both a mask and aVME Interrupt line must be specified, by calling

Page 15 - 5 Module Description

Host Interrupt HandlingWhen the Agilent E1432A asserts the VME interrupt line, SICL will causethe specified interrupt handler to get called. Typically

Page 16 - 10 Replacing Assemblies

Agilent E1432A ParametersSome parameters, such as range or coupling, apply to specific channels.When a channel ID is given to a function that sets a c

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5Module Description

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Module FeaturesThe Agilent E1432A 16 Channel 51.2 kSa/s Digitizer plus DSP is a VXIC-sized, scaleable input module. The Agilent E1432A may contain up

Page 19 - Installing the Agilent

Block DiagramFor block diagrams of the Arbitrary Source and the Tachometer, see thechapters on the Arbitrary Source option and the Tachometer option.S

Page 20 - To inspect the Agilent E1432A

RangeSelectionInputCircuitAnti-AliasFilterDigital Filter,DecimationTrigge r,Digital Filter,DecimationTrigge r,Digital Filter,DecimationTrigge r,Digita

Page 21 - To install the Agilent E1432A

Agilent E1432A Front Panel DescriptionFront Panels for 4, 8, and 16 ChannelsThe Agilent E1432A may have any of several front panels depending onoption

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Standard Front PanelThis is the front panel for a standard Agilent E1432A (this example has 16inputs). The LED’s and connectors are described on the n

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Status LEDsq Fail: This is the standard VXI “Failed” indicator. It lights briefly when poweringup and normally goes out after a few seconds. If it sta

Page 25 - To transport the module

VXI Backplane ConnectionsPower Supplies and Ground The Agilent E1432A conforms to the VME and VXI specifications for pinassignment. The current drawn

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The Local Bus (Option UGV)The VXI specification includes a 12-wire Local Bus between adjacentmodule slots. Using the Local Bus, Agilent has defined a

Page 27 - Getting Started With the

The Agilent E1432A VXI DeviceAddress SpaceThe VXI system architecture defines two types of address space. A16 spaceconsists of 64 KBytes and A24 consi

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The mapping of the fixed and movable windows is illustrated as follows:AddressFFFFF168000 016Movable DSPBus WindowMovable7FFFF163000 016Fixed DSPBus W

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List of A16 RegistersThe following lists the A16 registers. For more information see “The A16Registers” in the chapter titled Register Definitions.Add

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Trigger Lines (TTLTRG)TTLTRG consist of eight TTL lines on the VXI backplane on connector P2.They are available to provide synchronization between dev

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Providing an External ClockYou can program the Agilent E1432A to accept an external word rate clockfrom the Sample 0 line on the VXI Bus. The digital

Page 32 - 3 Type swinstall

Calibration DescriptionThe Cal connector on the front panel of the standard Agilent E1432A canbe configured (in software) as either an input or an out

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6The Arbitrary SourceOption (1D4)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS1 Installing the Agilent E1432AInstalling the Agilent E1432A 1-2To inspect the Agilent E1432A 1-2To install the Agilent E1432A 1-3Ins

Page 36 - Agilent VEE example programs

Arbitrary Source DescriptionAn arbitrary source can be included with the Agilent E1432A 16 Channel51.2 kSa/s Digitizer plus DSP as Option 1D4. (It can

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Block DiagramregistersinputDigitalinterpolationfilterAnalogSummerRAM128K x 24Gate arraycontrol96002 "B"Busor A24 VXICOLA825.6 kHz6.4 kHzShut

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The Arbitrary Source Option Front PanelThe Agilent E1432A with the Arbitrary Source Option may have 4, 8, and16 input channels. The following illustra

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LED’s and Connectors for the Arbitrary Source OptionStatus LEDsq Fail: This is the standard VXI “Failed” indicator. It lights briefly when poweringup

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7The TachometerOption (AYF)7-1

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Tachometer DescriptionA tachometer input can be included with the Agilent E1432A 16 Channel51.2 kSa/s Digitizer plus DSP as Option AYF. (It cannot be

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Input Count DivisionThe tachometer can be programmed to divide the input signal. Forexample if a signal is coming in at 100 counts per second, the tac

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The Tachometer Option Front PanelThe Agilent E1432A with the Tachometer Option may have 4, 8, and 16input channels. The following illustration shows a

Page 45 - Visual Basic example programs

LED’s and Connectors for the Tachometer Option.Status LEDsq Fail: This is the standard VXI “Failed” indicator. It lights briefly when poweringup and n

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Header and Library Files 3-6Channels and groups 3-7Channel Groups 3-7Initialization 3-7Creating a Channel Group 3-8Input, Source, and Tach Channels 3-

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8Break Out Boxes8-1

Page 49 - What is VXIplug&play?

IntroductionA Break Out Box connects the Agilent E1432A or Agilent E1433A to a setof connectors to receive input signals.Several types of Break Out Bo

Page 50 - A set of source (.C) files

The Agilent E1432-61600 and Agilent E1432-61602 BreakOut BoxesEach of the Break Out Boxes described in this section has eight BNCconnectors for input.

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Agilent E1432-61602 Voltage-type Break Out BoxIn this type of Break Out Box the signal is sent straight through to thesub-miniature “D” connectors on

Page 52 - Header and Library Files

Break Out Box CablesMaking a Custom Break Out Box CableA cable to connect the Break Out Box with the Agilent E1432A/33A issupplied with the each of th

Page 53 - Channels and groups

Pin definitions for input connectordefinition pin # pin # definitionRFI GND/Cable Shield 26 13 - Diff 1+24V Power 25 12 +Diff 1GND Return for +/- 24V

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Recommendations on wiring for the E1432/3A 4 Channel InputConnectorAllowed ConnectionsDifferential Input ChannelsConnect at E1432/3A end of cabling an

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Dis-allowed ConnectionsDo NOT connect these pins on E1432/3A end of cabling. These signals andsupplies are provided for Agilent specified break out bo

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9Troubleshooting theAgilent E1432A9-1

Page 57 - VXI Mainframe B

Multiple-module/Mainframe Measurements 4-12Grouping of Channels/Modules 4-12Multiple-module Measurements 4-12Possible Trigger Line Conflict 4-13Managi

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DiagnosticsThe following describes a limited diagnostic program for the AgilentE1432A, Agilent E1433A, and Agilent E1434A. It is to be run from anHP-U

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-uDisplay usage message.-vSpecifies the verbose printing. Normally, hostdiag does not print anythingunless an error is found. With this option, hostdi

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10Replacing Assemblies10-1

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Replaceable PartsFor information on upgrading your module or replacing parts, contact yourlocal Agilent sales and service office. See the inside back

Page 63 - Baseband Measurement Spans

Code NumbersThe following table provides the name and address for the manufacturers’code numbers (Mfr Code) listed in the replaceable parts tables.Mfr

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Assemblies: without option AYF or 1D4MP006MP002MP004MP005MPOO3MP007MP009MP014MP015A22/A24A10/A11MP012MP001A2A2MP016/MP017MP013MP011MP005MP010MP013Agil

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RefDesAgilent PartNumberCD Qty Description MfrCodeMfr PartNumberA2 E1432-66502 2 4 PC ASSY-INPUT 28480 E1432-66502A4 E1432-66504 4 1 PC ASSY-LED 28480

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Assemblies: with option AYFA10/A11Agilent E1432A User's GuideReplacing Assemblies10-6

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RefDesAgilent PartNumberCD Qty Description MfrCodeMfr PartNumberA2 E1432-66502 2 4 PC ASSY-INPUT 28480 E1432-66502A4 E1432-66504 4 1 PC ASSY-LED 28480

Page 68 - Figure 3-15: Measurement loop

Source Output Modes 6-2COLA (and Summer) 6-2External Shutdown 6-2Block Diagram 6-3The Arbitrary Source Option Front Panel 6-4LED’s and Connectors for

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Assemblies: with option 1D4A10/A11Agilent E1432A User's GuideReplacing Assemblies10-8

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RefDesAgilent PartNumberCD Qty Description MfrCodeMfr PartNumberA2 E1432-66502 2 4 PC ASSY-INPUT 28480 E1432-66502A4 E1432-66504 4 1 PC ASSY-LED 28480

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Cables: without option AYF or 1D4RefDesAgilent PartNumberCD Qty Description MfrCodeMfr PartNumberW1 8120-6767 2 1 CBL-ASM CXL, 290MM 28480 8120-6767W2

Page 72 - Bound mode

Cables: with option AYFRefDesAgilent PartNumberCD Qty Description MfrCodeMfr PartNumberW2 8120-6765 0 1 CBL-ASM CXL, 255MM 28480 8120-6765W3 8120-6766

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Cables: with option 1D4RefDesAgilent PartNumberCD Qty Description MfrCodeMfr PartNumberW2 8120-6765 0 1 CBL-ASM CXL, 255MM 28480 8120-6765W3 8120-6766

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Front PanelRefDesAgilent PartNumberCDQtyDescriptionMfrCodeMfr PartNumberMP200 E1432-00204 3 1 PNL-FRT, STANDARD 28480 E1432-00204MP201 E1432-00202 1 1

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To remove the top cover1RemovethefivelongscrewsusingaT-10torxdriverandremovethethreeshortscrewsusing a T-8 torx driver. Lift cover off.Agilent E1432A

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To remove the front panel1Remove top cover, see “To remove the top cover.” Gently disconnect cables from the printedcircuit assemblies. Using a T-8 to

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3Remove the nuts that fasten the cables and assembly to the front panel. Using a 1/4-inch nutdriver.4RemoveribboncablefromtheA4assembly,bypullingbackt

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5To replace the front panel with another that does not have its own side brackets, remove thebrackets from the old front panel using a T-8 torx driver

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Front Panel 10-13To remove the top cover 10-14To remove the front panel 10-15To remove the input assemblies 10-18To remove the option AYF assembly 10-

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To remove the input assemblies1Remove top cover, see “To remove the top cover.” Remove the front panel, see steps 1 and 2in “To remove the front panel

Page 81 - Where to get more information

3Remove the top two assemblies by gently pulling them forward, releasing them from theconnectors.4Remove the remaining input assemblies.Agilent E1432A

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To remove the option AYF assembly1 Remove the top cover, see “To remove the top cover.” Disconnect the two cables leading to theA5 assembly and move c

Page 83 - Interface Library

To remove the option 1D4 assembly1 Remove the top cover, see “To remove the top cover.” Disconnect the three cables leading tothe A41 assembly and mov

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To remove the A22/A24 assembly1 Remove the top cover, see “To remove the top cover.” Gently push the silver tabs outward andtilt the A22/A24 assembly

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To remove the A1/A11 assembly1Remove top cover and input assemblies. See “To remove the top cover,” and “To remove theinput assemblies.”2AIf your modu

Page 86 - Parameter Information

2B If your module has option AYF do the following: Remove the AYF option assembly, see“To remove the option AYF assembly.” Remove the 5 long and the 3

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BackdatingThis chapter documents modules that differ from those currently beingproduced. With the information provided in this chapter, this guide can

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Appendix ARegister DefinitionsA-1

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The Agilent E1432A VXI RegistersThe Agilent E1432A 16 Channel 51.2 kSa/s Digitizer plus DSP is aregister-based VXI device. Unlike message-based device

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Address Read Write3EParameter 7 Register3C3AParameter 6 Register3836Parameter 5 Register3432Parameter 4 Register302EParameter 3 Register2C2AParameter

Page 93 - Channel IDs

The A24 RegistersThe following A24 registers are accessible at the base address defined bythe device’s offset Register. The registers at offsets 0 to

Page 94 - Group IDs

The VXI Bus Registers are defined as follows:q Id Register: A read of this 16 bit register provides information about the device’sconfiguration. Its v

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Data Ready: A one (1) indicates that there is at least one word (32 bits)of data available in the Send Data register. A zero (0) indicates that therei

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q Control Register: A write to this register causes specific actions to be executedby the device. The actions are described in the following table.Bit

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q Page Map Register: This read/write register defines the internal location of themovable window into the device’s DSP bus. (This 512 kB window begins

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q IRQ Status Register: This read-only register indicates the reason for asserting theVME Bus interrupt. The format of the data is identical to that of

Page 99 - HP E1432A

q Parameter 1-7 Registers: These are 32-bit RAM locations used to pass parametersalong with commands to the device or query responses from the device.

Page 100 - Do not source CLK10

Writing 32-bit RegistersWhen writing to a 32-bit register using 8- or 16-bit modes, a simple cachingscheme is also employed. On any write not includin

Page 101 - Measurement Process

1Installing the AgilentE1432A1-1

Page 102 - Settling

Command/Response ProtocolThe Command/Response protocol uses the following resources:q Command/Query Response register implemented as a general purpose

Page 103 - Figure 4-5: Measurement loop

In order to avoid contention and/or invalid data reads, there are certainrules that must be observed:1 A controller must not write to any of the RAM r

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Wait for DoneThis is the procedure to wait for command completion and check for error.1 Wait for Command/Parameter Ready true.2 Wait for Done true.3 I

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DSP Bus RegistersThere are two 32-bit registers in the DSP bus address space. The VXIFPGA does not assert TA* when these registers are accessed.200A16

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q DSP Command Register: This register is used to assert VXI interrupts and togglevarious status register bits. Many of the bits in this register are g

Page 107 - Continuous Mode

GlossaryA16 registersAddress space using 16 address lines. The VXI definition gives each VXImodule 64 bytes of A16 registers.A24 registersAddress spac

Page 108 - Limit on Queuing of Data

C-sizeOne of several possible sizes for VXI modules. The Agilent E1432A andAgilent E1433A are C-size modules.channel-dependent commandsCommands that a

Page 109 - Interrupt Setup

DSPDigitalSignalProcessing.DTB arbitration busThe Agilent E1432A does not use the arbitration bus. The arbitration busis part of the VXI specification

Page 110 - Host Interrupt Setup

ICPIntegrated-Circuit Piezo-electric transducer.IRQInterrupt ReQuest.kSa/sKilo-Samples per second.LEDLight Emitting Diode.Local BusA high-speed port t

Page 111 - Host Interrupt Handling

Plug&PlaySee VXIplug&playRAMRandom Access Memory.register-based VXI deviceRegister-based devices communicate with the VXI Bus by way of regist

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VXI Technology, Inc. 2

Page 113 - Module Description

Installing the Agilent E1432AThis chapter contains instructions for installing the Agilent E1432A16-Channel 51.2 kSa/s Digitizer plus DSP Module and i

Page 114 - Module Features

SMBSub-Miniature “B”; a type of connector.Soft Front Panel (SFP)A VXIplug&play program which provides and easy-to-use interface for theAgilent E14

Page 115 - Block Diagram

VME BusAn industry-standard bus on the VXI backplane for module control, setupand measurement data transfers. For measurement data transfers, theLocal

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INDEX!32-bit registers A-10writing A-114-channel input 4-7, 4-10, 5-2, 7-2parameters 4-78-channel input 5-7, 6-5, 7-58-channel input (break out box) 8

Page 118 - Digitizer + DSP

CC library example programs 2-17C-Language Library 2-2, 3-2cable part numbers 10-10 - 10-12cable, break out box 8-5Cal 5-7cal connector 5-15calibratio

Page 119 - Input Connectors (1, 2, or 4)

external trigger input 7-2ExTrig 5-7, 7-5Ffailed LED 5-7, 6-5, 7-5features 5-2FIFO architecture 3-15filesheader 3-6, 4-3library 3-6, 4-3find module 3-

Page 120 - VXI Backplane Connections

libraries 2-2, 3-2installing 2-3, 2-5 - 2-6library files 3-6, 4-3library, host interface 4-2Local Bus 5-2, 5-9logic level 1-3logical address register

Page 121 - Local Bus vs VME Transfers

VXI Bus dynamic configuration A-5ptman 3-35Qquery response/command register A-9RRAM 5-10RAM locations (registers) A-9random mode 6-2random noise 5-2re

Page 122 - The Agilent E1432A VXI Device

sample rate 3-17, 3-19trigger 3-24, 4-22span 3-17Splug&playVXIplug&play 3-3SRAM 5-10src_intr.c (example program) 2-17starting 2-2stateARM 3-22

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Wwait for done A-14Windows Help 3-5write command A-13Agilent 1432A User's GuideIndex

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To install the Agilent E1432ACaution To protect circuits from static discharge, observe anti-static techniqueswhenever handling the Agilent E1432A 16-

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Need Assistance?If you need assistance, contact your nearest Agilent Technologies, Inc. ServiceOffice listed in the Agilent Catalog, or contact us on

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About this editionJuly 2000: Seventh Edition. Agilent RebrandingApril 1999: Sixth Edition. This edition was published to accommodate codeupgrades and

Page 130 - Arbitrary Source Description

4 Check the settings of the Boot Source and ROM Programming switches on thebottom of the module.Set switches 1 and 3 (BS1 and BS3) up, and all the oth

Page 131 - The Arbitrary Source Option

5 Set the mainframe’s power switch to standby ( OI).Caution Installing or removing the module with power on may damage components inthe module.6 Place

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Install the host interface librariesAfter the hardware has been assembled, the next step in installing theAgilent E1432A is to install the host interf

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To transport the module• Package the module using the original factory packaging or packaging identicalto the factory packaging.Containers and materia

Page 135 - Option (AYF)

2Getting Started With theAgilent E1432A2-1

Page 136 - Tachometer Description

IntroductionThis chapter will help you to get your Agilent E1432A running and makingsimple measurements. It shows how to install the software librarie

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To install the VXIplug&play librariesSystem Requirements (Microsoft Windows95 and NT)• An IBM compatible personal computer with either Microsoft W

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www.vxitech.com 3 INTRODUCTION On May 1, 2003, VXI Technology, Inc. acquired Agilent Technology’s mechanical data acquisition product segment. Dur

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Getting Updates Via FTP (HP-UX)You can get the latest version of the Agilent E1432A software via FTP.However, note that the latest version may be an i

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To install the Windows VXIplug&play drivers for the Agilent E1432A(for Windows 95 and Windows NT).This procedure assumes that you have already ins

Page 141 - Break Out Boxes

To install the HP-UX VXIplug&play drivers for the Agilent E1432A(for HP-UX systems):1 Log in as root.2 Insert the Agilent E1432A CD_ROM into the C

Page 142 - Introduction

The VXIplug&play Soft Front Panel (SFP)Using the soft front panel.If you are running the Agilent E1432A software in Microsoft Windows 95 orWindows

Page 143 - 8CHINPUT

The buttons on the right side of the SFP display are defined as follows:MeasThis button opens the Measurement Control dialog box. You can set:q Measur

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DisplayThis button opens a dialog box in which you can specify how the data isdisplayed. For each trace you can specify an input channel (or OFF) anda

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Agilent VEE example programsscope.veeThis program displays four channels with time record and FFT for eachchannel.The scope.vee program is located at

Page 146 - 8-CHANNEL 196

The program scope.vee starts, showing four channels, with time record andFFT for each channel.To start a measurement, click the Run button on the tool

Page 147 - Allowed Connections

To use and modify scope.vee you need to be familiar with using the AgilentVEE program. Refer to Agilent VEE documentation if necessary. In ViewDetail

Page 148 - Dis-allowed Connections

In detail view there are boxes representing parts of the scope.vee program.For programs that are too large to be viewed all at one time, use the scrol

Page 149 - Agilent E1432A

VXI Technology, Inc. 4 SUPPORT RESOURCES Support resources for this product are available on the Internet and at VXI Technology customer support cen

Page 150 - Diagnostics

You can click on Alphnumeric in the Display menu to set up a box tospecify how to display the output of a function.Use Agilent VEE to look at the func

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Figure 2-6: minimum.vee (scroll to see entire display)Agilent E1432A User's GuideGetting Started With the Agilent E1432A2-15

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Other Agilent VEE example programsThere are several other example programs that you can examine in thesame way that you looked at scope.vee. These pro

Page 153 - Replacing Assemblies

C-Language Host Interface Library example programsThe Agilent E1432A C-Language Host Interface Library comes with severalexample programs, which help

Page 154 - Replaceable Parts

Running a demo program: semascope.cTo run this program, type:/opt/e1432/demo/semascopeThis program displays the time records for 32 channels (when hoo

Page 155 - Mfr No. Mfr Name Address

Visual Basic example programsAgilent VEE and the C Host Interface Library can be used on both Unixand PC systems. In addition the PC can use Visual Ba

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3Using the Agilent E1432A3-1

Page 158 - Assemblies: with option AYF

IntroductionThis chapter shows how to use the Agilent E1432A using the VXIplug&playHost Interface Library.The Host Interface Library for the Agile

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What is VXIplug&play?Agilent uses VXIplug&play technology in the Agilent E1432A. This sectionoutlines some of the details of VXIplug&play

Page 160 - Assemblies: with option 1D4

Agilent E1432A16 Channel 51.2 kSa/s Digitizer plus DSPUser’s GuidePart Number E1432-90015Printed in U.S.A.Print Date: July 2000, Seventh EditionAgile

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The actual instrument driver itself is a DLL (Dynamic Linked Library)created from:q A set of source (.C) files.q A set of header (.H) files, used for

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The Soft Front Panel (SFP)The Soft Front Panel is a stand-alone Windows application, built on top ofthe VXIplug&play driver DLL; it is used for in

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Header and Library FilesIn the Windows environment, the following files are in the directory\Vxipnp\WinXX\Hpe1432hpe1432.fp The “FP” file used by VEE

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Channels and groupsThis section gives some information about using channels and groups. Formore detailed information see the Agilent E1432A help text.

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Creating a Channel GroupThe function hpe1432_createChannelGroup creates and initializes a channelgroup. A channel group allows you to issue commands t

Page 166 - To remove the top cover

Multiple-module/mainframe MeasurementsGrouping of Channels/ModulesThe interface library for the Agilent E1432A is designed to allowprogramming of seve

Page 167 - To remove the front panel

All modules except the “system module” need to be set to use the VXI TTLtrigger lines as the clock source. Use hpe1432_setClockSource for this.Set the

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Managing Multiple-mainframe MeasurementsIn a single-mainframe measurement, the Agilent E1432A communicates withother Agilent E1432As through the TTLTR

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In the example above, Mainframe A contains the Slot 0 Controller for amultiple mainframe system. Mainframe A is connected to Mainframe B witha VXI-MXI

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HP E1432AE1432AE1432AHP E1432AE1432ACableINTXMXIBus(or E1431A)E1432AE1482BSlot 0ContollerVXI Mainframe ACable(or E1431A)(or E1431A)E1432AE1432AE1482BE

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NOTICEThe information contained in this document is subject to change without notice.AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES MAKES NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND WITH REGARD TO

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Synchronization in Multiple-mainframe MeasurementsA TTL Trigger line between Agilent E1432As making group measurementskeeps all modules synchronized.

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Module FeaturesData Flow Diagram and FIFO ArchitectureThe illustration on the next page shows data flow in the Agilent E1432A.In this example there ar

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Input 1Input 3Input 2Input 4StaticRAMFIFOFIFO9600296002triggerLocalhostBusportVME BusLocal BusFIFOch 1ch 3ch 2ch 4ch 5(DRAM )triggercircularbufferBusB

Page 175 - To remove the A1/A11 assembly

Base Sample RatesBaseband Measurement SpansThe table on the following page shows the measurement spans available forbase sample rates, for baseband me

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Table of Baseband Measurement Spans (Hz)samplefrequency(Fs) —>32000 32768 40000 40960number of÷2 stepswith ÷5 without ÷5with ÷5 without ÷5 with ÷5

Page 177 - Backdating

Additional Notes on Measurement SpansBottom reference is 10 Hz, max span is 20 kHz.Top span 23000 Hz = 460 lines.To select a sample frequency for time

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Measurement ProcessMeasurement Setup and ControlWhen the Agilent E1432A makes a measurement, the measurement itselfconsists of two phases: the measure

Page 179 - Appendix A

Parameter SettingsMany parameters are channel-dependent, meaning that each channel can beset independently of the others in the module. Other paramete

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In the BOOTING state, the digital processors of the module load theirparameters, and their program. Once done, the module releases theSync/Trigger lin

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Upon entering the ARM state the Agilent E1432A starts saving new data inits FIFO. It remains in the ARM state until the Sync/Trigger line goes high.If

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In This BookThe Agilent E1432A 16 Channel 51.2 kSa/s Digitizer plus DSP is a C-sizeVXI module. “51.2 kSa/s” refers to the maximum sample rate of 51,20

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Arm and TriggerThis section explains some terminology relating the the “Arm” and “Trigger”steps in the measurement loop. As an example a measurement m

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Agilent E1432A Triggering.The following is a short discussion of triggering for the Agilent E1432A.Triggering is defined as the transition from the ar

Page 185 - register

Trigger LevelTo set the trigger level, use hpe1432_setTriggerMode to select “level” or“bound” mode; and use hpe1432_setTriggerLevel twice to set both

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Data Transfer ModesThe Agilent E1432A can be programmed to use either of two data transfermodes: overlap block mode and continuous mode. To help expla

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Limit on Queuing of DataIn overlap block mode, a number of trigger events may be queued upbefore the host reads the data for those triggers. The host

Page 188 - Reading 32-bit Registers

Agilent E1432A Interrupt BehaviorInterrupt SetupFor an example of interrupt handling see the program event.c in theexamples directory.The Agilent E143

Page 189 - Writing 32-bit Registers

To make the Agilent E1432A module do the interrupt, both a mask and aVME Interrupt line must be specified, by calling hpe1432_setInterruptMaskand hpe1

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Host Interrupt HandlingWhen the Agilent E1432A asserts the VME interrupt line, the program willcause the specified interrupt handler to get called. Ty

Page 191 - Read Response

Some parameters, such as clock frequency or data transfer mode, applyglobally to a module. When a channel ID is used to change a parameterthat applies

Page 192 - Complex Sequences

New features of the Agilent E1432A/Agilent E1433AsoftwareThe following features have been added to the Agilent E1432A/AgilentE1433A software since the

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Zoom (Agilent E1432A only)Up to now the Agilent E1432A has made only baseband measurements(from zero to some frequency.) Zoom allows you to set a cent

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Where to get more informationThere is more information available about the Agilent E1432A. This sectionwill tell you how to access it and print it, if

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4The C-Language HostInterface Library4-1

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IntroductionThe Host Interface Library for the Agilent E1432A is a set of functions thatallow you to program the register-based Agilent E1432A at a hi

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Header and Library FilesThe /opt/e1432/lib directory contains several versions of the Agilent E1432AHost Interface library:lib1432.a A normal HP-UX ar

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Parameter InformationDescription of Agilent E1432A ParametersSome parameters, such as range or coupling, apply to specific channels.When a channel ID

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Parameter ListsThis section shows which parameters are global parameters, which arechannel-specific, and what types of channels the channel-specific p

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Parameter Default Value Changesdata_port VME Abortdata_size 16 Bit Integer Abortdecimation_output Single Pass Waitdecimation_oversample Off Waitdecima

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Parameter Default Value Changesttltrg_trigger TTLTRG0 Abortwindow Uniform Glitchxfer_size 0 (Use Blocksize) Waitzoom Off WaittAgilent E1432A User&apos

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Saftey SummaryThe following general safety precautions must be observed during all phases ofoperation of this instrument. Failure to comply with these

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51.2 kHz 4-channel Input ParametersParameter Default Value Changesactive Off Abortanti_alias_digital(*) On Abortauto_range_mode Up/Down Immediatecalc_

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Option 1D4 Single-channel Source ParametersParameter Default Value Changesactive Off Abortamp_scale 1.0 Immediateanti_alias_digital On Waitduty_cycle

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Option AYF Tachometer ParametersParameter Default Value Changesactive Off Abortinput_high Normal Immediatepre_arm_rpm 600 RPM Immediaterpm_high 6000 R

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Channel and Group IDsMost functions in the Agilent E1432A C-Language Host Interface Librarytake an ID parameter which specifies what channel or group

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For example, to set the range of the third input channel to 10 volts, thesource code would look something like:status = e1432_set_range(hwid, E1432_IN

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Multiple-module/Mainframe MeasurementsGrouping of Channels/ModulesThe interface library for the Agilent E1432A is designed to allowprogramming of seve

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One module of the set of modules needs to be set to output the sync pulse.Tthe module with the lowest VXI logical address is called the “systemmodule”

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Managing Multiple-mainframe MeasurementsIn a single mainframe measurement, the Agilent E1432A communicates withother Agilent E1432As through the TTLTR

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In the example above, Mainframe A contains the Slot 0 Controller for amultiple mainframe system. Mainframe A is connected to Mainframe B witha VXI-MXI

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HP E1432AE1432AE1432AHP E1432AE1432ACableINTXMXI Bus(or E1431A)E1432AE1482BSlot 0ContollerVXI Mainframe ACable(or E1431A)(or E1431A)E1432AE1432AE1482B

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