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Programming messages formats
Here is an example of a Program Message:
Talking
Response Messages sent by the XMP 2600 are comprised of the following elements:
Formats
Response Message ......................... a message sent by the XMP 2600 in response to a
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VSET 1,10.2 ; VLOAD? 1 <LF>
Command
Program
Header
<ch>
Program
Data
Separator
<value>
Response Data...... one or more Response Data elements separated by a
<value> ....... a Decimal Value expressed either in implicit or
<int>............ a Decimal Integer Value 0 to 255.
<string>....... a series of ASCII characters.
Response Data Separator
Response Message Terminator
XMP 2600 Programming Manual
Interfacing the XMP 2600
Program
Unit
Message
Separator
Query received from the Controller. The Response
Message is made out of the following elements:
Response Data Separator may be included in the
Response Message (as required by the specific Query
that generated that Response). A Response Data
element may be one of the following:
explicit point format. In some cases a sign ("+" or "-")
may precede it.
separates
elements. It is the ASCII character "," and may have
<white space> characters surrounding it.
terminates
Together they form a complete transmission. The
Terminator is <CR><LF> (Carriage Return and Line
Feed ASCII codes 13 and 10). For GPIB the <LF>
character will have <EOI> asserted.
rev. 1.1
Program
Message
Terminator
<ch>
Query
Program
Header
Response
the
Response
Message.
Data
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