Section 7: Using a Keysight 8110A/8111A Pulse Generator Model 4200A-SCS Prober and External Instrument Control
7-8 4200A-913-01 Rev. A December 2020
Figure 120: pgu1-setup UTM pulse specifications
Also see
PguTrigger8110 (on page 7-8)
PguTrigger8110 user module
This user module specifies number of pulses to output and triggers the start of the pulse output process.
Usage
status = PguTrigger8110(char *InstIdStr, double Count);
Returned values are placed in the Analyze sheet:
â–ª 0: OK
â–ª -10000 (INVAL_INST_ID): The specified instrument ID does not exist
â–ª -10040 (HP8110_NOT_IN_KCON): No PGU was found in the system configuration
â–ª -10041 (HP8110_NOT_INITED): The PGU was never initialized
â–ª -10042 (HP8110_PULSE_ERROR): There was an error during pulsing
â–ª -10090 (GPIB_ERROR_OCCURRED): A GPIB communications error occurred
â–ª -10091 (GPIB_TIMEOUT): A timeout occurred during communications
â–ª -10100 (INVAL_PARAM): An invalid input parameter is specified
The PGU (pulse generator) instrument ID: PGUX, where X is a number from 1 through 8
(configuration dependent); the PGU instrument ID effectively corresponds to a single pulse
generator channel
The number of pulses to output; if Count is > 1, a burst of pulses with a period as defined
in the PguSetup8110 function is output; if Count is 1, a single pulse is output
Details
The PguTrigger8110 function triggers the pulse (or pulses) defined using the PguSetup8110
function.
Also see
PguSetup8110 user module (on page 7-6)
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