Calibration card configuration register, Calibration checksum register – HP E1418A User Manual

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Calibration Card

Configuration

Register

The Calibration Card Configuration Register provides a non-volatile record
of the module configuration as either an 8-channel device or a 16-channel
device when the module was last calibrated.

Address

Base + 18A

16

Bit

15

14

13

12

11

10

09

08

07

06

05

04

03

02

01

00

READ

Undefined

Configuration

Undefined

WRITE

Configuration: When the module was configured as an 8-channel DAC
during the last calibration, all bits in this field are set to one (1). When the
module was configured as a 16-channel DAC at the last calibration, all bits
in this field are set to zero (0).

Notes

This register is not set or used by the hardware. The HP E1418A SCPI
driver, if used to calibrate the module, automatically sets the bits in this
register. If you use register programming to calibrate this module, you may
wish to use this register to record the calibration status.

The Voltage Calibration Status Register, the Current Calibration Status
Register, the Calibration Isolation Status Register, and the Calibration Card
Configuration Register are used together to maintain the overall calibration
status of the module.

Changes in the values of the configuration field indicate a change in the
module configuration and may indicate the need to recalibrate the module.
This register is non-volatile and the field can be compared to the volatile
Configuration Register to determine if the module configuration has changed.

Changes in the terminal module do not affect the contents of this register.

Calibration

Checksum Register

The Calibration Checksum Register provides a non-volatile record of the
checksum computed from all non-volatile calibration memory locations.
The checksum computed is a 32-bit value but only the least significant
16-bits are available.

Address

Base + 18C

16

Bit

15

14

13

12

11

10

09

08

07

06

05

04

03

02

01

00

READ

2nd Least Significant Byte

Least Significant Byte

WRITE

Value: The 16 least significant bits of the Checksum Register.

Appendix B

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