I got the cal data saved from a 3458A into a text file with date
and time. My meter Agilent it has new boards SMD on it. So where
can I get the batteries, and how do I send back the data to the
meter when I lose the cal data?
For the record:
As a matter of principle, because the HP3458A is a live product,
I will not release information which gets anywhere near Keysights
copyrights.
But I have, once, restored the CALRAM data to my meter via HPIB.
That involved writing, assembling and downloading a 68k program,
which called undocumented (obviously!) version-specific functions
in the rom-image.
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In message <CY4PR10MB1846B390E4F8DC6DC2EB9F10C3DE0@CY4PR10MB1846.namprd10.prod.outlook.com>, Miguel Yepes writes:
>I got the cal data saved from a 3458A into a text file with date
>and time. My meter Agilent it has new boards SMD on it. So where
>can I get the batteries, and how do I send back the data to the
>meter when I lose the cal data?
For the record:
As a matter of principle, because the HP3458A is a live product,
I will not release information which gets anywhere near Keysights
copyrights.
But I have, once, restored the CALRAM data to my meter via HPIB.
That involved writing, assembling and downloading a 68k program,
which called undocumented (obviously!) version-specific functions
in the rom-image.
--
Poul-Henning Kamp | UNIX since Zilog Zeus 3.20
phk@FreeBSD.ORG | TCP/IP since RFC 956
FreeBSD committer | BSD since 4.3-tahoe
Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by incompetence.
