I have several 34410A's and I want to calibrate them. I do not have all of the required equipment to hit the calibration points listed in the service guide. I only use the 34410A's in limited ranges (i.e. I read voltage with them, but only to 10 V.) So my question is, if I am doing something like the DCV gain calibration, I can generate and measure the input voltage for all of the inputs up to 100 V, what happens if I can't generate the 500 V input? I could care less if the voltage measurement in the 1000V range is accurate or not. If I can't generate 500 V, will it abort the calibration? The service guide says that valid gain adjustment values must be within 10% of the nominal value, is there any way around that?
Thanks.
Thanks.
There is no work around that I know of to the the 10% of nominal value. For most of our products, the FW limits the input value for calibration to a fairly wide 10%.