VXi VT1422A 사용자 설명서

Calibration command. The calibration command causes the Channel 

Calibration function to be performed for every module channel. The Channel 
Calibration function includes calibration of A/D Offset and Gain and Offset for all 
64 channels. This calibration is accomplished using internal calibration references. 
The *CAL? command causes the module to calibrate A/D offset and gain and all 
channel offsets. This may take many minutes to complete. The actual time it will take 
the VT1422A to complete *CAL? depends on the mix of SCPs installed. 

*CAL 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 procedure is 
internally very sophisticated and results in an extremely well calibrated module.

To perform Channel Calibration on multiple VT1422As, use 
CAL:SETup/CAL:SETup?.

Note that the scope of the *CAL? and CAL:SETup commands is limited to the 
VT1422A and the SCPs it contains. They do not calibrate Remote Signal 
Conditioning Units like the VT1529A/B. CAL:REMote? must be used in addition to 
*CAL?/CAL:SETup for RSC units.

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Returned Value: 

The data type for this returned value is int16.

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When Accepted: Not while INITiated

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Related Commands: CALibration:SETup, CALibration:SETup?, 

CALibration:STORe ADC

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CAL:STOR ADC stores the calibration constants for *CAL? and CAL:SETup 

into non-volatile memory.

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Executing this command does not alter the module's programmed state 

(function, range, etc.). It does however clear STAT:QUES:COND? register bit 13.

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Send with VXIplug&play Function: hpe1422_cmdInt16_Q(...)

0

Cal OK

None

-1

Cal Error

Query the Error Queue (SYST:ERR?)