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SPS5000X Series User Manual
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Remote Control
The SPS5000X supports communication with a computer via USB, LAN, and
GPIB-USB interfaces using a SCPI (Standard Commands for Programmable
Instruments) compliant command set.
This chapter will introduce how to build a programming environment and explain
the SCPI commands supported by the SPS5000X.
Way to Control
Using NI-VISA
Users can realize remote control of the instrument by using NI-VISA of NI
(National Instrument Corporation). Regarding NI-VISA, there is a complete and
real-time version (Run-Time Engine version). The complete version includes NI
device drivers and a tool called NI MAX. NI MAX is a user interface used to
control the device. The real-time version is much smaller than the full version,
and it only includes NI device drivers.
After installing NI-VISA, use a USB cable to connect the SPS5000X (via the
USB Device interface on the rear panel) to the computer, or use a network cable
to connect the SPS5000X (via the LAN interface on the rear panel) to the local
area network where the computer is located.
Based on NI-VISA, users can remotely control SPS5000X in two ways, one is
through web service; the other is custom programming combined with SCPI
commands. For more information, please refer to the programming examples.
Using Sockets
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