HP 1650B Programming Reference Manual page 230

DATA
DATA
Command Syntax:
where:
<label-name>
Examples:
16-6
The DATA command allows you to edit the compare listing image for a
given label and state row. When DATA is sent to an instrument where no
compare image is defined (such as at power-up) all other data in the
image is set to don't cares.
Not specifying the < label-name z=- parameter allows you to write data
patterns to more than one label for the given line number. The first
pattern is placed in the top-most label, with the following patterns being
placed in a top-to-bottom fashion (as seen on the State Format Menu).
Specifying more patterns than there are labels simply results in the extra
patterns being ignored.
Because don't cares (Xs) are allowed in the data pattern, it must always
be expressed as a string. You may still use different bases, though don't
cares cannot be used in a decimal number.
The DATA query returns the value of the compare listing image for a
given label and state row.
::= a string of up 6 alphanumericcharacters
::= integer from -1023to +1023
::= "{#B{OlllX}...
xxx
OUTPUT
OUTPUT XXX;":MACHINEZ:COMPARE:OATA
OUTPUT XXX;":MACHINEl:COMPARE:OATA
OUTPUT XXX;":MACHZ:COMPARE:OATA
command/query
'CLOCK', 42. '#BOllXlOlX'"
129, '#BXXOO',
-511, '4'. '64'9
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