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SYST:CONF:CDEV? can be used to determine the number of installed com-
munication devices.
Example command: SYST:CONF:COMM3:DADD?
Example response: 2
6.5.8.3
SYSTem:CONFigure:COMMunicate[n]:MADDress?
This query command returns the module number or address of the module that
contains a given communication device. The communication device number is
given by the COMM suffix n. Communication devices are assigned numbers
sequentially starting with 1 for the base serial port. The command
SYST:CONF:CDEV? can be used to query the number of installed communi-
cation devices.
Example command: SYST:CONF:COMM3:MADD?
Example response:3
6.5.8.4
SYSTem:CONFigure:ICHannel?
This query command returns the total number of installed input channels.
Example command:SYST:CONF:ICH?
Example response:10
6.5.8.5
SYSTem:CONFigure:IDEVice?
This query command returns the number of installed input devices.
Example command: SYST:CONF:IDEV?
Example response: 2
6.5.8.6
SYSTem:CONFigure:INPut[n]:DADDress?
This query command returns the device address (number of the device within
its module) of a given input device. The input device number is given by the
INP suffix n. Input devices are assigned numbers sequentially starting with 1.
The command SYST:CONF:IDEV? (Section 6.5.8.5) can be used to determine
the number of installed input devices.
Example command: SYST:CONF:INP2:DADD?
Example response: 1
6.5.8.7
SYSTem:CONFigure:INPut[n]:MADDress?
This query command returns the number of the module that contains a given in-
put device. The input device number is given by the INP suffix n. Input devices
are assigned numbers sequentially starting with 1. The command
SYST:CONF:IDEV? (Section 6.5.8.5) can be used to determine the number of
installed input devices.
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Commands
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