The query SYSTem:CTYPe? sould answer "<Company Name>,<Card Model Number>,<Serial Number>,<Firmware Rev>"
From the submoduls, I get "0" instead the serial number I find in the delivery certificat...
1: Write Operation (*IDN?\n)
Return Count: 6 bytes
2: Read Operation
Return Count: 55 bytes
Agilent\sTechnologies,34972A,MY49029122,1.17-1.12-02-02\n
9: Device Clear Operation
10: Write Operation (SYSTem:CTYPe?\s100\s\n)
Return Count: 19 bytes
11: Read Operation
Return Count: 34 bytes
Agilent\sTechnologies,34903A,0,1.0\n
12: Write Operation (SYSTem:CTYPe?\s200\s\n)
Return Count: 19 bytes
13: Read Operation
Return Count: 34 bytes
Agilent\sTechnologies,34903A,0,1.0\n
14: Write Operation (SYSTem:CTYPe?\s300\s\n)
Return Count: 19 bytes
15: Read Operation
Return Count: 34 bytes
Agilent\sTechnologies,34901A,0,2.3\n
16: Write Operation (SYSTem:CTYPe?\s100\s\n)
Return Count: 19 bytes
17: Read Operation
Return Count: 34 bytes
Agilent\sTechnologies,34903A,0,1.0\n
Any idea, how to read the serials from the submoduls?
Kind regards
Hi,
Yes it's possible to write serial number in each module that you use.
You must unsecured CALIBRATION before DO THAT.
SCPI command
secure=1 and unsecure=0
HP034970 is the default security code for my 34970A
if you don't have security code valide, use jumper sequence to reset security code below.
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In this example, module 34907A is inserted in location #300.
no data or serial number was there
write up to 10 char max. Perfect for serial number.
I verify information
Don't forget to secure calibration
Now, this serial number is programmed in module. If you put this module to location #100
command "diag;peek:slot:data? 100" will return you the serial of this module.
Regards
Yves