VXi VT1422A 사용자 설명서

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272 VT1422A Command Reference  
CALibration
The VT1422A's Flash Memory has a finite lifetime of approximately 10,000 
write cycles (unlimited read cycles). While executing CAL:STOR once every 
day would not exceed the lifetime of the Flash Memory for approximately 
27 years, an application that stored constants many times each day would 
unnecessarily shorten the Flash Memory's lifetime. See Comments below.
Executing CAL:TARE sets the Calibrating bit (bit 0) in Operation Status Group. 
Executing CAL:TARE? resets the bit.
Because CAL:TARE also performs a *CAL? operation, completion of 
CAL:TARE may take many minutes to complete. The actual time it takes the 
VT1422A to complete CAL:TARE depends on the mix of SCPs installed. 
CAL:TARE performs literally hundreds of measurements of the internal 
calibration sources for each channel and must allow seventeen time constants 
of settling wait each time a filtered channel's calibrations source value is 
changed. The CAL:TARE procedure is internally very sophisticated and results 
in an extremely well calibrated module.
Any output type channels in <ch_list> are ignored during CAL:TARE.
When Accepted: Not while INITiated
Related Commands: CAL:TARE?, CAL:STOR TARE, 
DIAG:CAL:TARE:OTD:MODE
*RST Condition: Channel offsets are not affected by *RST.
Send with VXIplug&play Function: hpe1422_cmd(...)
Command
Sequence
CAL:TARE  <ch_list>
to correct channel offsets
CAL:TARE?
to return the success flag from the 
CAL:TARE operation
CAL:STORE  TARE
Optional depending on necessity of long 
term storage
CALibration:TARE:RESet
CALibration:TARE:RESet 
resets the tare calibration constants to zero for all 
64 channels. Executing CAL:TARE:RES affects the tare cal constants in RAM only. 
To reset the tare cal constants in Flash Memory, execute CAL:TARE:RES and then 
execute CAL:STORE TARE.
Send with VXIplug&play Function: hpe1422_cmd(...)
Command
Sequence
CAL:TARE:RESET
to reset channel offsets
CAL:STORE  TARE
Optional if necessary to reset tare cal 
constants in Flash Memory.