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Relationship between data
fields
Query Format
Description
Returned Data Format
Query Example
Query Format
Description
Returned Data Format
Query Example
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Example Return data for transient table shown above in STEP mode would
be
57/31/3/1554/20000/4
A. Progress = 57% of total time or 0.57 * 4000 ms = 2280 ms
B. Current element progress = 31% or 0.31 * 1000 ms = 310 ms
C. Active step = 3
D. Active step time = 1554 * 0.2 ms = 310.8 ms
E. Total time = 20000 * 0.2 ms = 4000 ms
F. Total number of steps =4.
A = (((Summing of the element times between 1 and C-1) / 0.2 +D )
/ E ) * 100
For the example A = ((1000+1000)/0.2+1554)/20000 = 57%
B = ( D / (Time of the element C / 0.2) ) * 100
For the example B = (1554/(1000/0.2))*100 = 31%
PROGram:TRANsient:EIE?
This query command returns the active Element In Execution. An
element is either a STEP when in transient STEP mode or a SEGMENT
when in transient SEGMENT mode.
Note: the data returned on this query is the same as the "C" data
retuned by the "PROGram:TRANsient:PROGress?" command.
<nr1>
PROG:TRAN:EIE?
3
PROGram:TRANsient:ETE?
This query command returns the active Element To Execute. An
element is either a STEP when in transient STEP mode or a SEGMENT
when in transient SEGMENT mode.
The ETE query is useful when a transient execution has been PAUSED
by the "PROGram:TRANsient PAUSe" command. For example, if the
execution is paused in the middle of an element (step or segment)
execution for element "n", the ETE value will be "n". If it is paused at
the end of element "n", the ETE value will be "n+1".
<nr1>
PROG:TRAN:ETE?
4
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