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TRIG_CHAN
(IEEE-488, RS-232, Overlapped, Coupled)
Selects the output channel.
Parameters
C 1 or C5
TRIG_CHAN?
(IEEE-488, RS-232)
Returns the output channel.
Response:
C1 or C5
TRIGSKEW
(IEEE-488, RS232, Overlapped, and Coupled)
Set the trigger skew for pulse output. (PULSE mode)
Parameter: <value> of the skew in seconds. A positive value means the trigger leads the
output pulse.
Example: TRIGSKEW 10.0ns
Sets the trigger to lead the pulse by 10 nano-seconds
TRIGSKEW?
(IEEE-488 AND RS232)
Return the present setting of the trigger skew for pulse output.
Response: <value> of the skew in seconds.
Example: TRIGSKEW? returns -2.00e-8
Trigger lags the pulse by 20 nano-seconds.
*TST?
(IEEE-488, RS-232)
(Self Test command) Initiates self-test and return a 0 for pass or a 1 for fail. If any faults
are detected, they are logged into the fault queue where they can be read by the ERR?
query (computer mode).
Response:
0
1
Example:
*TST? returns 1
Return 1 when self test is successful.
(pass self test)
(fail self test)
Remote Codes
Summary of Commands and Queries
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