ILX Lightwave LDT-5900 Series User Manual page 131

TRIGger:IN:STOP?
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TRIGger:OUT:DELAY
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TRIGger:OUT:DELAY?
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*TST?
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The TRIGger:IN:STOP? query returns the value of the stopping temperature setpoint.
The response is a single value that represents the stopping temperature setpoint, in
TRIG:IN:STOP? response: 40, means the stopping temperature setpoint is 40
The TRIGger:OUT:DELAY command sets the delay between the setpoint being in
tolerance and the output trigger going high.
An <nrf value> that represents the desired delay time, in seconds, is required.
This command can be used to delay when the output trigger goes high to insure the
thermal load is stable. Valid input range is 0 to 60.000 seconds.
TRIG:OUT:DELAY 5 action: Sets a 5 second delay between when the temperature is
within set tolerance and when the output trigger goes high. (The temperature must stay
within tolerance during the entire delay period.)
The TRIGger:OUT:DELAY? query returns the value of the trigger out delay.
The response represents the delay time, in seconds.
TRIG:OUT:DELAY? response: 5, means the control feedback measurement
(temperature) must remain within the setpoint tolerance for 5 seconds before trigger out
will go high.
Performs internal self-test, then reports results.
0 = test completed with no errors.
Non-zero = test not completed, or was completed with errors.
No internal self-test is implemented; *TST? will always retain zero.
*TST? response: 0, indicates the self test was completed with no errors detected.
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