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MEASure:LOGger:STATe?
Returns the state of the measurement data logging process as a
number as follows:
0 – Stopped
1 – Running
2 – Paused
<nr1>
MEAS:LOG:STAT?
1
MEASure:LOGger:LIMit <cr>
Sets the number of samples to get. Once the logging process reach
this limit it will stop.If the limit is set as OFF or 0 it will not stop unless
MEAS:LOG:STOP is executed.
The limit can be specified as a number of samples or in seconds if a
character "S" is added to the number. If the limit is passed as
seconds, the command will compute the number of samples based
on the logging rate. The formula is: number of samples = seconds /
rate.
The rate can be set with:
MEASure:LOGger:RATE <nr1>
or queried with:
MEASure:LOGger:RATE?.
< OFF | 0 >
XS where X is a time limit in seconds
X where X is the limit in number of samples
<cr>
MEAS:LOG:LIM OFF
MEAS:LOG:LIM 20S
MEAS:LOG:LIM 100
MEASure:LOGger:LIMit?
0
MEAS:LOG:LIM?
10000
MEASure:LOGger:FILELimit <nr1>
Sets the limit of samples to save in the file. If the limit is reached and
the logging process continues, a new file will be created.
Limit in number of samples.
<nr1>
MEAS:LOG:FILEL 100
MEASure:LOGger:FILELimit?
<nr1>
MEAS:LOG:FILEL?
10000
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