Keysight N774 C Series Programming Manual page 79

Response: The last data acquisition function's data array as a binary block.
For Logging and Stability Data Acquisition functions, one measurement value is a 4 byte little-endian IEEE 754 single
precision value.
Example: :sens1:func:res:bufa? → #255....
Affects All power meters
Command: :SENSe[n]:FUNCtion:RESult:BUFB?
Syntax: :SENSe[n]:FUNCtion:RESult:BUFB?
Description: Returns the data array of the last data acquisition function in Buffer B.
This works only for Logging and Stability Data Acquisition in the loop mode, not for the MinMax Data Acquisition.
For details look at description and example in "Using data buffers for simultaneous measurement and upload".
Parameters: None
Response: The last data acquisition function's data array as a binary block.
For Logging and Stability Data Acquisition functions, one measurement value is a 4 byte little-endian IEEE 754 single
precision value.
Example: :sens1:func:res:bufb? → #255....
Affects All power meters
Command: :SENSe[n]:FUNCtion:RESult:BLOCk?
Syntax: :SENSe[n]:FUNCtion:RESult:BLOCk?<wsp><offset>,<# of data points>
Description: Returns a specific binary block (Intel byte order) from the data array for the last data acquisition function.
This function is not available for min-max measurements.
Parameters: <offset> A zero based offset; the number of data points to ignore.
# data points The number of data points (not bytes!) to return.
Response: The last data acquisition function's data array as a binary block.
For Logging and Stability Data Acquisition functions, one measurement value is a 4 byte little-endian IEEE 754 single
precision value.
Example: :sens1:func:res:bloc? #5, 2 → interpreted as 7.24079E-04,7.24252E-04
Affects All power meters
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