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signed numbers sequentially starting with 1 for the base serial port. The com-
mand SYST:CONF:PDEV? (Section 6.5.8.16) can be used to query the number
of installed printer devices. Giving a <Boolean> parameter value of ON or 1
enables printing and OFF or 0 disables printing. Measurements are printed one
measurement per line with the channel number, measurement value, unit, time,
and date. Use the appropriate communication commands (Section 6.5.7) or de-
vice setup commands (Section 6.5.8.20) to configure printer port options such
as baud rate or linefeed enable. The *RST command sets all printer devices
OFF.
Example command: HCOP:PRIN ON

HCOPy:PRINter[n][:STATe]?

This query command returns the state of the given printer device. The printer
device number is given by the PRIN suffix n. If it is omitted printer port 1, the
base serial port, is assumed. The response is 1 if printing to the device is en-
abled or 0 if disabled.
Example command: HCOP:PRIN?
Example response: 1

Communication Interface Commands

This group of commands (Table 19) controls the base serial port configuration
options. Configuration of add-on communication ports is done using the
SYST:MOD:DEV:WRIT command as explained in Section 6.5.8.20.
SYSTem:COMMunicate:SERial[:RECeive]:BAUD <numeric_value>
This command sets the baud rate of the base serial port. The <numeric_value>
parameter specifies the desired baud rate. The nearest possible baud rate will be
selected. The baud rate is not affected by the *RST command.
Example command: SYST:COMM:SER:BAUD 2400

SYSTem:COMMunicate:SERial[:RECeive]:BAUD?

This query command returns the baud rate of the base serial port.
Example command: SYST:COMM:SER:BAUD?
Example response: 2400
SYSTem:COMMunicate:SERial[:RECeive]:FDUPlex <Boolean>
This command sets the duplex or echo mode of the base serial port. The
<Boolean> parameter turns on or off full duplex. A value of 1 or ON turns full
duplex on and 0 or OFF turns it off. If full duplex is ON, all characters received
will be echoed back. Duplex is not affected by the *RST command.
Example command: SYST:COMM:SER:FDUP OFF