MET/CAL® Advanced Programming Techniques

Course No. TRC 1016

The four-day MET/CAL Advanced Programming Techniques class is for experienced MET/CAL users who would like to improve their skills in developing procedures. Students will perform hands-on exercises designed to challenge and develop their ability to create, modify and test calibration procedures, using IEEE and RS-232 interfaces to control the calibrators and the unit under test. In this workshop, you will focus on the use of the IEEE, PORT and MATH FSCs (Function Select Codes), and on the use of the Memory Registers.

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Topics Include:

• Review of procedure writing fundamentals
• IEEE, IEEE2 and SCPI FSCs
• Using the PORT FSC
• Using the MATH FSC
• Using MEMCX with MEMI, IEEE & PORT FSCs
• Using the ACC, ACCV and ACCV2 FSCs
• How to organize the procedure
• Utilizing documentation in the procedure
• Understanding the vendor's verification procedure and applying IEEE commands
• Using modules for redundant functions
• Troubleshooting techniques

Attendees of this course are expected to have a working knowledge of MET/CAL software and a minimum of six months experience writing and editing closed loop IEEE/RS-232 calibration procedures.

Literature Available

2009 Fluke Calibration Training Course Planner (.pdf) »
MET/CAL Advanced Programming Techniques course data sheet (.pdf) »