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to connect the 9006 to the same hub or switch 
that the PC running the Con

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 guration Utility is 

connected to as shown in Figure 4-7. Temporarily 
disconnect the local network connection to avoid 
network con

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Figure 4-7 9006 Connected to the local hub

2. Apply power to the board 

3. Check your PC’s network settings to be sure 
its IP address is in the 192.168.1.xxx range so 
it can communicate with the board’s default IP 
address. To check, right-click on My Network 
Places and click on Properties. Right-click on 
Local Area Connection and click Properties.  
Highlight Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click 
Properties. If your PC’s IP address is in a different 
range, record the current settings and temporarily 
set the following network values:

Check ‘Use the following IP Address’
IP Address 192.168.1.254
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0

4. Run the VXI11_config program. The 
Con

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 guration Utility opens a window as shown 

in Figure 4-8. Initially only the Find Server, Help
and Exit buttons are enabled on the program 
window. The other buttons will be enabled as 
you advance through the program.

5. Click on the Find Server button. The program 

scans for all VXI-11 Services connected to the 
local LAN or to your PC. (The 9006 is an RPC 
server which provide a VXI-11 Service) The 
results are displayed in the Results box.

6. When the servers(s) have been found, use the 
pulldown arrow in the Found Servers box to view 
the Found Server addresses. The board’s
default address is 192.168.1.254. Highlight the 
board’s IP address and click the Create Link 
button. If the server is not found, you can enter 
the default IP address (192.168.1.254) in the 
Found Servers box. Click the Create Link button.

Figure 4-8 VXI-11 Con

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 guration Utility

(Showing all configuration choices with no 
changes)

7. When the link has been created, device model 
number(s) will appear in the ‘Select Device to 
be Con

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 gured’ box. Highlight the desired model 

number and click the Con

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 gure button to start the 

con

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 guration process.

8. The Con

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 guration Choices box displays only 

one line with the 

fi

 rst parameter to be changed 

and its current setting. If you like the current
setting, click Enter to advance to the next 

Summary of Contents for PRS-300 Series

Page 1: ...TRUMENTS FOR TEST AND MEASUREMENT TEL 516 334 5959 800 899 8438 FAX 516 334 5988 www ietlabs com IET LABS INC PRS 300 SERIES Programmable Decade Resistance Substituters IEEE 488 2 Ethernet and USB Ope...

Page 2: ...TEL 516 334 5959 800 899 8438 FAX 516 334 5988 www ietlabs com IET LABS INC...

Page 3: ...ASUREMENT TEL 516 334 5959 800 899 8438 FAX 516 334 5988 www ietlabs com IET LABS INC Copyright 2017 IET Labs Inc PRS 300 IM June 2018 PRS 300 SERIES Programmable Decade Resistance Substituters IEEE 4...

Page 4: ...TEL 516 334 5959 800 899 8438 FAX 516 334 5988 www ietlabs com IET LABS INC PRECISION INSTRUMENTS FOR TEST AND MEASUREMENT...

Page 5: ...at no charge when returned to IET Changes in this product not approved by IET or application of voltages or currents greater than those allowed by the specifications shall void this warranty IET shall...

Page 6: ...E USED TAKE ALL MEASURES TO AVOID ACCIDENTAL CONTACT WITH ANY LIVE COMPONENTS USE MAXIMUM INSULATION AND MINIMIZE THE USE OF BARE CONDUCTORS WHEN USING THIS INSTRUMENT Use extreme caution when working...

Page 7: ...E APPLYING POWER Verify that all safety precautions are taken Make all connections to the instrument before applying power Note the instrument s external markings described under Safety Symbols GROUND...

Page 8: ...are hot and may cause personal injury if touched Disposal Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE Directive 2002 96 EC This product complies with the WEEE Directive 2002 96 EC marking requireme...

Page 9: ...Instructions 6 3 4 Menu Structure 7 3 4 1 Main Menu 8 3 4 2 Setting a Resistance Value 8 3 4 3 Menu Button 8 3 4 4 Standard Values Screen 8 3 4 5 TABLE Key 9 3 4 6 Increment INCR Key 9 3 4 7 OPEN Key...

Page 10: ...l Considerations 23 8 1 3 Calibration Procedure 23 8 1 4 Adjustment of Internal Resistors 23 Chapter 9 PRS DMM Self Adjusting Software 25 9 1 PRS DMM Self Adjusting Softtware 25 9 1 1 PRS DMM Self Adj...

Page 11: ...ontacts from becom ing tarnished when unused or when only low currents are passed through them This is most often the case when only minute test currents are drawn by digital multimeters and other tes...

Page 12: ...ement for calibration applica tions and 2 wire mode for use in series as a substitute resistor and for RTD applications The front panel display indicates the mode selected 2 wire or 4 wire There are t...

Page 13: ...s to GND 850 pF Resistance Typical ac dc difference 1 kHz 0 1 10 k 100 ppm 10 100 k 200 ppm 100 k 1 M 1 1 20 M 20 Terminals Four low emf gold plated tellurium copper 5 way binding posts are used for H...

Page 14: ...cal electronic product in domestic household waste Product Category With reference to the equipment types in the WEEE Directive Annex I this product is classed as a Monitoring and Control instrumentat...

Page 15: ...chever applies first Resistors Precision wire wound and metal foil RTD Tables 9 RTD tables can be entered into memory to allow user selection of temperature and the correct value of resistance will au...

Page 16: ...SPECIFICATIONS PRS 300 Series 6...

Page 17: ...moved on the binding posts of the PRS 300 and the PRS 300 set to 4 Wire 2 Wire connection the gold shorting links must be used on the binding posts of the PRS 300 and the PRS 300 set to 2 Wire See sec...

Page 18: ...owing submenu 1 STANDARD VALUES 1 1 STD VALUES 2 5 STD VALUES 3 10 STD VALUES 4 RATIOMETRIC 2 CONFIGURE 1 LCD CONTRAST 2 2W 4W MODE 3 CALIBRATE 4 VERSION Press MENU to select one of the following 1 ST...

Page 19: ...3 4 4 Standard Values Screen There are 4 selections available in the STANDARD VALUES menu The operation of the standard values allows the PRS 300 to be used as an automated resistance carousel with bu...

Page 20: ...hen the screen will look like Figure 3 5 showing temperature on top line and resistance on the bottom line Figure 3 5 PR 100 C set to 0 25 C For negative temperatures press the 000 key prior to enteri...

Page 21: ...ng the MENU button selecting CONFIGURE pressing the 2 will change between 2 wire and 4 wire modes The use of 4W mode with Kelvin leads minimize the effects of contact resistance and gives best perform...

Page 22: ...built calibrated and intended for use in a laboratory environment with a nominal ambient temperature near 23o C The accuracy of the unit may be affected when operated in non laboratory environments Al...

Page 23: ...ally when the PRS 300 is connected to a computer using the USB port Windows 7 and higher will search for the correct driver and as long as the computer is connected to the internet the driver should a...

Page 24: ...PRS 300 Series IEEE INTERFACE OPTION 14...

Page 25: ...out is two min utes and it is recommended that the client issue a Space BS sequence on an occasional basis less than the timeout to reset the timeout counter VXI 11 Background VXI 11 is a communicatio...

Page 26: ...ng systems The Java jGpibEnet project on SourceForge was developed using an ICS 8065 Controller similar to the PRS Controller 5 4 Network Configuration This paragraph configures the 9006 card in the P...

Page 27: ...For Windows PCs right click on My Network Places and click on Properties Right click on Local Area Connection and click Properties Highlight Internet Protocol TCP IP and click Properties If your PC s...

Page 28: ...I 11 Configuration Utility Method The VXI 11 Configuration Utility program is called VXI11_config exe and runs in any WIN32 PC with Windows 98 Me 2K XP Vista 7 and Server 2003 operating systems The VX...

Page 29: ...e Find Server Help and Exit buttons are enabled on the program window The other buttons will be enabled as you advance through the program 5 Click on the Find Server button The program scans for all V...

Page 30: ...192 168 1 xxx range in step 3 your PC s network settings will have to be changed to communicate with the board Exit the VXI11_ config program and restore the PC s network settings 5 7 Resetting Defaul...

Page 31: ...tion and a command reference are located in Appendix A Other tutorials are available on line con sult IET for additional information A software GPIB keyboard can be found at www ietlabs com 6 2 Capabi...

Page 32: ...ERFACE OPTION 22 Unzip the file and follow instructions to install Open the application You may use the Find Listeners button to confirm that the PRS unit is recognized Other instruments may also be r...

Page 33: ...via any of the commands listed in Appendix B For USB and RS 232 interfaces lf cr or crlf can be used as terminator The device returns in this case crlf The device performs all commands previously sent...

Page 34: ...PROGRAMMING PRS 300 Series 24...

Page 35: ...y There should be no temperature gradients across the unit under test In the case of the PRS 300 a Kelvin type 4 wire test terminals should be used to obtain accurate low resistance readings Steps sho...

Page 36: ...ry The internal lead resistance does not need to be measured again unless repair has been per formed to the PRS 300 Below is a list of the 43 resistors and their nominal resistance value These resisto...

Page 37: ...lues To enter into the calibration process press the MENU key and then select 3 for calibration At the end of the process all cali bration values will be saved into memory At anytime pressing the MENU...

Page 38: ...300 Programmable Resistance Substituter Kelvin cables between PRS 300 and Fluke 8508A GPIB cables as necessary 9 1 3 Software Installation Install the PRS DMM Self Adjusting Software using the supplie...

Page 39: ...res and adjusts the PRS 300 to achieve the closest value possible to the entered target value The accuracy depends upon the MEASUREMENT SPEED See section 9 3 5 9 3 PRS DMM Settings 9 3 1 PRS DMM Setti...

Page 40: ...nd autorange ON The 8508A will also be configured for Low Current Fast AD Integration OFF and Analog Filter OFF If additional commands need to be sent to the DMM click on the Configure Button and ente...

Page 41: ...ents are made with 6 digits of resolution and measurements and adjustments are made until the accuracy is better than 40 ppm Fast measurements are made with 6 digits of resolution There are no adjustm...

Page 42: ...PRS 300 Series PRS DMM SOFTWARE 32...

Page 43: ...Semicolons separate messages Colons separate command words Commas separate data fields nl Line feed and or EOI as last character terminates a program message Line feed ASCII 10 and EOI terminates a RE...

Page 44: ...with line feed lf Response from the device also returns line feed lf IEEE 488 2 Common Commands IDN Returns instrument identification IET Labs PRS 300 Serial Number software version ESR Returns the r...

Page 45: ...treated as a single Message Unit with results sepa rated by commas If a particular test has None selected as a secondary parameter no place will be reserved for the null result As an example a sequenc...

Page 46: ...ion Complete This register is read by executing an ESR command page 76 except no Note that this is a destructive read Reading the register clears it Each bit of the Event register must be enabled in o...

Page 47: ...r Recalls resistance value from memory location 0 to 9 Number is 0 to 9 SYSTEM Commands SYSTem SERIal Ax xxxxxxxx Sets the serial number in non volatile memory serial num ber Serial number in the form...

Page 48: ...ed value of resistance in ohms into mem ory number is a floating point number representing the resistance value in ohms for the internal resistor being measured Each time the command CALI RES SET is u...

Page 49: ...0 is no table with display shown in ohms and 1 2 and 3 are user defined tables CONFigure TABLe SELect Returns table number that is selected CONFigure TABLe NAME name Sets Table name name is ASCII up...

Page 50: ...PRS 300 Series APPENDIX B 40...

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