Agilent Technologies HP 16500B Manual page 196

INTermodule Subsystem
TREE
TREE
Command :TREE <module>,<module>,<module>,<module>,
<module>,<module>
The TREE command allows an intermodule setup to be specified in one
command. The first parameter is the intermodule arm value for module A
(logic analyzer). The second parameter corresponds to the intermodule arm
value for PORT OUT. A –1 means the module is not in the intermodule tree,
a 0 value means the module is armed from the Intermodule run button
(Group run), and a positive value indicates the module is being armed by
another module with the slot location 1 to 10. 1 through 10 corresponds to
slots A through J.
An integer, −1 through for an HP 16500B alone. −1 through 10 with the HP
<module>
16501A connected.
Example
OUTPUT XXX;":INTERMODULE:TREE 0,0,2,–1,–1,2"
The following figure shows the result of the example output commands:
12–12
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Group Run
A B
C OUT