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5.3. DIAGnostic

5.3. DIAGnostic

The purpose of the DIAGnostic subsystem is to provide a tree node for all of the BB3 service and diagnostic routines used in routine maintenance and repair.

 

SCPI command

Description

DIAGnostic

 

[:INFOrmation]

 

:ADC?

Returns the latest values acquired by ADC

:CALibration?

Returns a list of the calibration parameters

:PROTection?

Returns the information about all protections.

:TEST?

Returns results of the most recent self-test

 

5.3.1. DIAGnostic[:INFOrmation]:ADC?

Syntax

DIAGnostic[:INFOrmation]:ADC? [<channel>]

Description

This query returns the latest values acquired by ADC (Analog-to-Digital Converter) of the currently selected channel.

Parameters

Name

Type

Range

Default

<channel>

Channel

CH1|CH2|CH3|CH4|CH5|CH6

n/a

Return

Return a list of quoted strings. The U_SET and I_SET are values measure on DAC outputs, and U_MON and I_SET on the channel output terminals.

Usage example

DIAG:ADC? CH2

"U_SET=10.1202", "U_MON=10.12", "I_SET=3.00", "I_MON=1.23"

Related Commands

MEASure[:SCALar]:CURRent[:DC]

MEASure[:SCALar][:VOLTage][:DC]

[SOURce[<n>]]:CURRent[:LEVel][:IMMediate][:AMPLitude]

[SOURce[<n>]]:VOLTage[:LEVel][:IMMediate][:AMPLitude]

5.3.2. DIAGnostic[:INFOrmation]:CALibration?

Syntax

DIAGnostic[:INFOrmation]:CALibration? [<channel>]

Description

This query returns a list of calibration parameters for the currently selected channel. If the selected channel is in the calibration mode (CALibration[:MODE] ON) then all calibration information collected to the current calibration step will be returned. Otherwise the calibration data stored in non-volatile memory will be returned.

Parameters

Name

Type

Range

Default

<channel>

Channel

CH1|CH2|CH3|CH4|CH5|CH6

n/a

Return

The information will be returned as a list of quoted strings.

Usage example

Calibration parameters for BB3 when the channel 2 is not in the calibration mode:

DIAG:INFO:CAL? CH2

"remark=20200123 cert", "u_cal_params_exists=1", "u_min_level=0.15V", "u_min_data=0.08V", "u_min_adc=0.114V", "u_mid_level=20V", "u_mid_data=20.597V", "u_mid_adc=19.9685V", "u_max_level=38V", "u_max_data=39.192V", "u_max_adc=37.973V", "u_min_range=0V", "u_max_range=40V", "i_5A_cal_params_exists=1", "i_5A_min_level=0.05A", "i_5A_min_data=0.0405A", "i_5A_min_adc=0.03695A", "i_5A_mid_level=2.425A", "i_5A_mid_data=2.4757A",

"i_5A_mid_adc=2.4125A", "i_5A_max_level=4.8A", "i_5A_max_data=4.9122A", "i_5A_max_adc=4.78855A", "i_5A_min_range=0A", "i_5A_max_range=5A", "i_50mA_cal_params_exists=1", "i_50mA_min_level=0.0005A", "i_50mA_min_data=0.00041A", "i_50mA_min_adc=0.000371A", "i_50mA_mid_level=0.02425A", "i_50mA_mid_data=0.02545A", "i_50mA_mid_adc=0.0240945A", "i_50mA_max_level=0.048A", "i_50mA_max_data=0.05052A", "i_50mA_max_adc=0.047887A", "i_50mA_min_range=0A", "i_50mA_max_range=0A"

The query results when a channel is just entered the calibration mode:

DIAG:INFO:CAL?

"u_level=none", "i_level=none"

The query results when a channel is at the step MIDdle of the voltage calibration:

DIAG:INFO:CAL?

"u_min=0.11V", "u_level=mid", "u_level_value=24.05V", "u_adc=24.14V", "i_level=none"

Related Commands

CALibration:REMark

CALibration:SAVE

5.3.3. DIAGnostic[:INFOrmation]:PROTection?

Syntax

DIAGnostic[:INFOrmation]:PROTection?

Description

This query returns information about all supported output protection mechanisms.

Return

The information will be returned as a list of quoted strings.

Usage example

DIAG:PROT?

"CH1 u_tripped=0", "CH1 u_state=0", "CH1 u_type=1", "CH1 u_delay=5 ms", "CH1 u_level=38V", "CH1 i_tripped=0", "CH1 i_state=0", "CH1 i_delay=20 ms", "CH1 p_tripped=0", "CH1 p_state=0", "CH1 p_delay=10 s", "CH1 p_level=155W", "CH2 u_tripped=0", "CH2 u_state=0", "CH2 u_type=0", "CH2 u_delay=5 ms", "CH2 u_level=40V", "CH2 i_tripped=0", "CH2 i_state=0", "CH2 i_delay=20 ms", "CH2 p_tripped=0", "CH2 p_state=1", "CH2 p_delay=10 s", "CH2 p_level=155W"

Related Commands

[SOURce[<n>]]:CURRent:PROTection:DELay[:TIME]

[SOURce[<n>]]:CURRent:PROTection:STATe

[SOURce[<n>]]:CURRent:PROTection:TRIPped?

[SOURce[<n>]]:POWer:PROTection

[SOURce[<n>]]:POWer:PROTection:DELay[:TIME]

[SOURce[<n>]]:POWer:PROTection:STATe

[SOURce[<n>]]:POWer:PROTection:TRIPped?

[SOURce[<n>]]:VOLTage:PROTection:DELay[:TIME]

[SOURce[<n>]]:VOLTage:PROTection:STATe

[SOURce[<n>]]:VOLTage:PROTection:TRIPped?

SYSTem:TEMPerature:PROTection[:HIGH][:LEVel]

SYSTem:TEMPerature:PROTection[:HIGH]:DELay[:TIME]

SYSTem:TEMPerature:PROTection[:HIGH]:STATe

SYSTem:TEMPerature:PROTection[:HIGH]:TRIPped?

5.3.4. DIAGnostic[:INFOrmation]:TEST?

Syntax

DIAGnostic[:INFOrmation]:TEST? [<resource>]

Description

This query returns results of the most recent self-test (see *TST? Command) for all or specified resource.

Parameters

Name

Type

Range

Default

<resource>

Discrete

EEProm|SDCard|ETHernet|RTC|

DATEtime|FAN|AUXTemp|

CH1Temp|CH2Temp|CH3Temp|

CH4Temp|CH5Temp|CH6Temp|

CH1|CH2|CH3|CH4|CH5|CH6|SLOT1|SLOT2|SLOT3

Return

The information will be returned in the following format: "<return code, device name, installed, return message>" where the return code could be one of the following values:

  • 0 – not installed or recognized
  • 1 – failed
  • 2 – passed
  • 3 – testing
  • 4 – skipped
  • 5 – warning

This information format will repeat with as many iterations as the number of devices found in configuration parameters of the BB3.

Usage example

Return self-test results when SD card is not found:

DIAG:TEST?

"2, EEPROM, installed, passed", "2, SD card, installed, passed", "2, Ethernet, installed, passed", "2, RTC, installed, passed", "2, DateTime, installed, passed", "2, Fan, installed, passed", "2, AUX temp, installed, passed", "2, CH1 temp, installed, passed", "2, CH2 temp, installed, passed", "2, CH3 temp, installed, passed", "2, CH4 temp, installed, passed", "2, SLOT1, installed, passed", "2, SLOT2, installed, passed",

"2, SLOT3, installed, passed"

 

Check status of specified device, e.g. channel 2:

DIAG:TEST? CH2

2

Related Commands

*TST?

SYSTem:CHANnel:OPTion?

 

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