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78 Programming the VT1422A & VT1529A/B for Remote Strain Measurement  
Programming for Remote Strain Measurement
This programming section is focused exclusively on programming the 
VT1422A and VT1529A/B for remote strain measurement. For more 
general VT1422A programing see Chapter 4 “Programming the VT1422A 
for Data Acquisition and Control”.
Power-on and *RST
Configuration
Some of the programming operations that follow may already be set after 
Power-on or after an *RST command. Where these default settings coincide 
with the configuration settings required, there is no need to execute a 
command to set them. These are the default settings:
No channels defined in scan list.
Programmable SCPs configured to their Power-on defaults.
VT1529A/B input filters:
-- INPut:FILTer:FREQuency  10,(@<all channels>)
-- INPut:FILTer:STATe  ON,(@<all channels>)
All analog input channels linked to the EU conversion for voltage.
ARM:SOURce
IMMediate
TRIGger:SOURce
TIMer
TRIGger:COUNt
1
TRIGer:TIMer
.010
(10 ms)
FORMat
ASC,7
(ASCII)
SENSe:DATA:FIFO:MODE
BLOCking
The defaults for the STRain Subsystem when SENS:FUNC:STRain is 
selected will be:
-- Unstrained voltage for all strain channels is assumed to be zero.
-- Gage factor for all strain channels is assumed to be 2.
-- Excitation voltage for all strain channels is assumed to be 1.0E6 
(must be changed to actual value to make reasonable measurements).
The default for the VT1529A/B strain configuration switches is:
-- Full Bridge (FBEN) on all 32 Channels (SENS:STR:BRID FBEN).
-- Bridge output sensed.
Description of
Strain Measurement
This section describes the three ways to make strain measurements with the 
VT1529A/B. It includes references to SCPI commands as well as command 
sequences to perform the strain measurements described.
CALibration First
To make proper measurements, *CAL? and CAL:REMote? should have 
been done first. Perform *CAL? and CAL:REMote? before making 
important measurement runs or if the temperature of the instrument’s 
environment has changed significantly. Remember, the accuracy 
specifications given in Appendix A on page 419 depend on recent *CAL? 
and CAL:REMote? operations.