Enter - HP 8360 B Series User Manual

A BASIC example:
100 OUTPUT 719; "programming codes"
The many programming codes for the swept signal generator are
listed in the "SCPI Command Summary" in Chapter 2.
Related statements used by some computers:
CONTROL
CONVERT
IMAGE
IOBUFFER
TRANSFER

Enter

Enter is the complement of OUTPUT, and is used to transfer data
from the addressed instrument to the controller. The syntax is:
device
selector
ENTER is always used in conjunction with OUTPUT, such as:
100 OUTPUT 719; 'I . . . programming codes . . . "
110
ENTER 719; " . . . response data.. . "
ENTER statements are commonly formatted, which requires the
secondary command USING and the appropriate image items. The
most-used image items involve end-of-line (EOL) suppression, binary
inputs, and literal inputs. For example:
100 ENTER 719 USING 'I#, B"; A, B, C
suppresses the EOL sequence (#), and indicates that variables A, B,
and C are to be filled with binary (B) data.
As another example,
100 ENTER 719 USING 'I#, 123A" ; A$
suppresses EOL, and indicates that string variable A$ is to be filled
with 123 bytes of literal data (123A).
A
line
number
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