Remote Interface Configuration
This section gives information on configuring the remote interface.
For additional information, see chapter 4, “Remote Interface Reference,”
starting on page 103.
GPIB Address
Each device on the GPIB (IEEE-488) interface must have a unique
address. You can set the multimeter’s address to any value between
0 and 31. The address is set to “22” when the multimeter is shipped
from the factory. The
GPIB address is displayed at power-on.
The GPIB address can be set only from the front-panel.
• The address is stored in non-volatile memory, and does not change
when power has been off or after a remote interface reset.
• You can set the address to “31” which is the talk only mode. In this
mode, the multimeter can output readings directly to a printer
without being addressed by a bus controller (over either
GPIB or
RS-232). For proper operation, make sure your printer is configured in
the listen always mode. Address 31 is not a valid address if you are
operating the multimeter from the
GPIB interface with a bus controller.
If you select the
RS-232 interface and then set the GPIB address to the
talk only address (31), the multimeter will send readings over the
RS-232 interface when in the local mode.
• If you select the RS-232 interface and then set the GPIB address to the
talk only address (31), the multimeter will send readings over the
RS-232 interface when in the local mode.
• Your GPIB bus controller has its own address. Be sure to avoid using
the bus controller’s address for any instrument on the interface bus.
Agilent controllers generally use address “21”.
• Front-Panel Operation:
1: GPIB ADDR (I/O MENU)
See also “To Set the
GPIB Address,” on page 161.
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