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- Page 1 Agilent 3000 Series Oscilloscopes Programmer’s Reference Agilent Technologies...
- Page 2 In This Book This book is your guide to programming the 3000 Series oscilloscopes. • Chapter 1, “I/O Module Installation and Configuration” on page 7 contains information on the installation and use of the I/O Module. • Chapter 2, “Introduction to Programming” on page 13 gives you an introduction to programming the oscilloscopes, along with necessary conceptual information.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents 1 I/O Module Installation and Configuration I/O Module Installation 8 I/O Module Configuration 10 2 Introduction to Programming Communicating with the Oscilloscope 14 Instruction Header 14 Truncation Rule 15 White Space (Separator) 15 Braces 16 Ellipsis 16 Square Brackets 16 Program Message Terminator 16 Block Data 17 Remote Command Tips 17... - Page 4 Contents 8 CHANnel<n> Commands BWLimit 53 COUPling 54 DISPlay 55 INVert 56 OFFSet 57 PROBe 58 SCALe 59 9 COUNter Commands ENABle 63 VALue? 64 10 DISPlay Commands CLEar 67 GRID 68 MENUdisplay 69 PERSistence 70 SCReen 71 TYPE 72 11 KEY Commands Commands for Front Panel Actions 75 LOCK 77...
- Page 5 Contents 13 MEASure Commands CLEar 91 FALLtime 92 FREQuency 93 NDUTycycle 94 NWIDth 95 OVERshoot 96 PDUTycycle 97 PERiod 98 PREShoot 99 PWIDth 100 RISetime 101 VAMPlitude 102 VAVerage 103 VBASe 104 VMAX 105 VMIN 106 VPP 107 VRMS 108 VTOP 109 14 SAVerecall Commands LOAD 113...
- Page 6 Contents 16 TRIGger Commands [:EDGE]:COUPling 127 [:EDGE]:LEVel 128 [:EDGE]:SLOPe 129 [:EDGE]:SOURe 130 [:EDGE]:SWEep 131 MODE 132 PULSe:MODE 133 PULSe:WIDTh 134 STATus 135 VIDeo:POLarity 136 VIDeo:STANdard 137 VIDeo:SYNC 138 17 WAVeform Commands DATA? 141 ERASeofroll? 142 MAXPeakdetect? 143 MEMorydata? 144 MINPeakdetect? 145 SCREENDATA? 146 SCREENMAX? 147 SCREENMIN? 148...
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Page 7: O Module Installation And Configuration
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Page 8: I/O Module Installation
I/O Module Installation The I/O module (N2861A) provides an RS-232 serial port and a GPIB port that can be used to remotely program the 3000 Series oscilloscopes. Figure 2 shows the back panel installation location for the I/O module. Figure 2... - Page 9 I/O Module Installation and Configuration I/O Module Installation Be sure to turn off the power before installing the I/O module. Figure 3 shows how to install the I/O module. Figure 3 Installing the I/O Module After installation is complete, restart the oscilloscope. The system will automatically detect the I/O module.
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Page 10: I/O Module Configuration
I/O Module Installation and Configuration I/O Module Configuration I/O Module Configuration After installing the I/O module, the port that you are going to use for remotely programming the oscilloscope must be configured. To configure the I/O module, press the front panel UTILITY key. In the UTILITY menu select the IO Setting menu key. - Page 11 I/O Module Installation and Configuration I/O Module Configuration Turn on the oscilloscope. Press front panel UTILITY key. Select the I/O Setting menu key. Set the menu to the same baud rate as that of the PC. RS-232 Baud Start the terminal-emulator program. Send the *IDN? query.
- Page 12 I/O Module Installation and Configuration I/O Module Configuration GPIB Configuration The GPIB address can be set to any value from 0 to 30. GPIB Interface Testing GPIB is the standard for 8 bit parallel communication. The oscilloscope can communicate with a computer, a controller, or a terminal. The character that is used to terminate a command or query is a new line (0x0A hex) character.
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Page 13: Introduction To Programming
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Page 14: Communicating With The Oscilloscope
Introduction to Programming This chapter introduces the basics for remote programming of an oscilloscope. The programming commands provide the means of remote control. Basic operations that you can do with a computer and an oscilloscope include: • Set up the oscilloscope. •... -
Page 15: Truncation Rule
Introduction to Programming Truncation Rule Truncation Rule The truncation rule is used to produce the short form (abbreviated spelling) for the mnemonics used in the programming commands, queries, and parameter arguments. Command Truncation Rule The mnemonic is the first four characters of the keyword, unless the fourth character is a vowel. -
Page 16: Braces
Introduction to Programming Braces Braces When several items are enclosed by braces, {}, only one of these elements may be selected. Vertical line ( | ) indicates "or". For example, {ON | OFF} indicates that only ON or OFF may be selected, not both. Ellipsis ... -
Page 17: Block Data
Remote Command Tips Tip: When writing automated testing routines using the 3000 Series oscilloscope, be sure to use the *OPC? query. The *OPC? query returns a value of '1' when the oscilloscope is finished executing the last command. Waiting for the *OPC? query to return a '1' before issuing the next command ensures that no commands or data are lost. -
Page 19: Commands Quick Reference
Commands Quick Reference... - Page 20 Commands Quick Reference The following table provides a quick reference of the commands implemented in the 3000 Series oscilloscopes. Table 5 Commands Quick Reference Command Query Options and Query Returns Common Commands *CLS *IDN? AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES,<model>,<serial number>,XX.XX.XX <model> ::= the model number of the instrument <serial number>...
- Page 21 Commands Quick Reference Command Query Options and Query Returns :CHANnel<n> Commands :CHANnel<n>:BWLimit { { 1 | ON } :CHANnel<n>:BWLimit? { 1 | 0 } | { 0 | OFF } } <n> ::= 1 - 2 :CHANnel<n>:COUPling { DC | AC :CHANnel<n>:COUPling? { DC | AC | GND } | GND }...
- Page 22 Commands Quick Reference Command Query Options and Query Returns :KEY Commands :KEY:ACQUIRE :KEY:AUTO_SCALE :KEY:CH1 :KEY:CH1_POS_DEC :KEY:CH1_POS_INC :KEY:CH1_SCALE_DEC :KEY:CH1_SCALE_INC :KEY:CH2 :KEY:CH2_POS_DEC :KEY:CH2_POS_INC :KEY:CH2_SCALE_DEC :KEY:CH2_SCALE_INC :KEY:CURSOR :KEY:DISPLAY :KEY:F1 :KEY:F2 :KEY:F3 :KEY:F4 :KEY:F5 :KEY:FORCE :KEY:LOCK { ENABle | DISable } :KEY:LOCK? {ENABle | DISable} :KEY:MAIN_DELAYED :KEY:MATH :KEY:MEASURE...
- Page 23 Commands Quick Reference Command Query Options and Query Returns :KEY:TIME_SCALE_DEC :KEY:TIME_SCALE_INC :KEY:TRIG_LVL_DEC :KEY:TRIG_LVL_INC :KEY:TRIG%50 :KEY:UTILITY :MASK Commands :MASK:ENABle { { 1 | ON } | { 0 | OFF :MASK:ENABle? { 1 | 0 } :MASK:OPERate <opt> :MASK:OPERate? <opt> ::= { RUN | STOP } :MASK:OUTPut <output>...
- Page 24 Commands Quick Reference Command Query Options and Query Returns :MEASure:PREShoot [<source>] :MEASure:PREShoot? [<source>] <source> ::= { CHANnel<n> } n ::= 1 - 2 <return_value> ::= string :MEASure:PWIDth [<source>] :MEASure:PWIDth? [<source>] <source> ::= { CHANnel<n> } n ::= 1 - 2 <return_value>...
- Page 25 Commands Quick Reference Command Query Options and Query Returns :TIMebase Commands :TIMebase:DELayed { {1 |ON } | {0 | :TIMebase:DELayed? { 1 | 0 } OFF} } :TIMebase:HOLDoff <hld_time> :TIMebase:HOLDoff? <hld_time> ::= 100ns - 1.5s :TIMebase:POSition <pos> :TIMebase:POSition? <pos> ::= -6div to +6div (50s - 50ms/div) <pos>...
- Page 26 Commands Quick Reference Command Query Options and Query Returns :WAVeform Commands :WAVeform:DATA? <return_block> :WAVeform:ERASeofroll? <roll_erase_wid> ::= integer in NR1 format :WAVeform:MAXPeakdetect? <return_block> :WAVeform:MEMorydata? <return_block> :WAVeform:MINPeakdetect? <return_block> :WAVeform:SCREENDATA? <return_block> :WAVeform:SCREENMAX? <return_block> :WAVeform:SCREENMIN? <return_block> :WAVeform:SOURce <source> :WAVeform:SOURce? <source> ::= { CHANnel1 | CHANnel2 } :WAVeform:STARtofroll? <roll_start_pos>...
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Page 27: Common Commands
Common Commands... - Page 28 Common commands can be received and processed by the oscilloscope, whether they are sent over the GPIB as separate program messages or within other program messages. The common commands implemented in the 3000 Series oscilloscopes are: “*CLS (Clear Status)” on page 29 •...
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Page 29: Cls (Clear Status)
Common Commands *CLS (Clear Status) *CLS (Clear Status) Command *CLS The *CLS command clears all status and error registers. -
Page 30: Idn? (Identification Number)
Common Commands *IDN? (Identification Number) *IDN? (Identification Number) Query *IDN? The *IDN? query returns the company name, oscilloscope model number, serial number, and software revision number. Returned Format AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES,<model>,<serial_number>,<rev_number>< NL> <model> Oscilloscope model number. <serial_number> Specifies the serial number of the oscilloscope. The first four digits and letter are the serial prefix, which is the same for all identical oscilloscopes. -
Page 31: Opc? (Operation Complete)
Common Commands *OPC? (Operation Complete) *OPC? (Operation Complete) Query *OPC? The *OPC? query places an ASCII character “1” in the oscilloscope's output queue when all pending selected device operations have finished. Returned Format 1<NL>... -
Page 32: Rst (Reset)
Common Commands *RST (Reset) *RST (Reset) Command *RST The *RST command places the oscilloscope in a known state. This command loads the Factory setup. -
Page 33: Root Level Commands
Root Level Commands... - Page 34 Root Level Commands Root level commands control many of the basic operations of the oscilloscope that you can select by pressing the labeled keys on the front panel. These commands are always recognized by the parser if they are prefixed with a colon, regardless of the current tree position. After executing a root level command, the parser is positioned at the root of the command tree.
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Page 35: Auto
Root Level Commands AUTO AUTO Command :AUTO The :AUTO command causes the oscilloscope to evaluate all input waveforms and find the optimum conditions for displaying the waveform. It searches each of the channels for input waveforms and shuts off channels where no waveform is found. -
Page 36: Forcetrig
Root Level Commands ForceTrig ForceTrig Command :ForceTrig The :ForceTrig command starts an start an acquisition even if a valid trigger has not been found. This command has no effect if the acquisition is already stopped. -
Page 37: Run
Root Level Commands Command :RUN The :RUN command starts the oscilloscope running. When the oscilloscope is running, it acquires waveform data according to its current settings. Acquisition runs repetitively until the oscilloscope receives a :STOP command, or until a single acquisition has occurred when the Trigger Sweep is set to Single. -
Page 38: Stop
Root Level Commands STOP STOP Command :STOP The :STOP command causes the oscilloscope to stop acquiring data. To restart the acquisition, use the :RUN command. -
Page 39: Trig%50
Root Level Commands Trig%50 Trig%50 Command :Trig%50 The :Trig%50 command sets the trigger level to the middle of the waveform. -
Page 41: Acquire Commands
ACQuire Commands... - Page 42 ACQuire Commands The ACQuire subsystem commands set up conditions for acquiring waveform data. These ACQuire commands and queries are implemented in the 3000 Series oscilloscopes: “AVERages” on page 43 • “MODE” on page 44 • “SRATe?” on page 45 • “TYPE”...
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Page 43: Averages
ACQuire Commands AVERages AVERages Command :ACQuire:AVERages {2 | 4 | 8 | 16 | 32 | 64 | 128 | 256} The :ACQuire:AVERages command sets the number of averages for the waveforms. Query :ACQuire:AVERages? The :ACQuire:AVERages? query returns the number of averages. Returned Format {2 | 4 | 8 | 16 | 32 | 64 | 128 | 256}<NL>... -
Page 44: Mode
ACQuire Commands MODE MODE Command :ACQuire:MODE {RTIMe | ETIMe} The :ACQuire:MODE command sets the acquisition mode of the oscilloscope. • The :ACQuire:MODE RTIMe command sets the oscilloscope in real time mode. This mode is useful to inhibit equivalent time sampling at fast sweep speeds. -
Page 45: Srate
ACQuire Commands SRATe? SRATe? Command :ACQuire:SRATe Query :ACQuire:SRATe? The :ACQuire:SRATe? query returns the current oscilloscope acquisition sample rate. The sample rate is not directly controllable. Returned Format <sample_rate><NL> <sample_rate> ::= sample rate in NR3 format... -
Page 46: Type
ACQuire Commands TYPE TYPE Command :ACQuire:TYPE {NORMal | AVERage | PEAK} The :ACQuire:TYPE command selects the type of data acquisition that is to take place. The acquisition types are: NORMal, AVERage and PEAK. • The :ACQuire:TYPE NORMal command sets the oscilloscope in the normal mode. -
Page 47: Beep Commands
BEEP Commands... - Page 48 BEEP Commands The BEEP subsystem commands control all beep functions of the oscilloscope. These BEEP commands and queries are implemented: “ENABle” on page 49 •...
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Page 49: Enable
BEEP Commands ENABle ENABle Command :BEEP:ENABle {{ 1 | ON} | {0 | OFF}} The :BEEP:ENABle command enables the audible beep on the oscilloscope. Query :BEEP:ENABle? The :BEEP:ENABle? query shows whether the audible beep is enabled or disabled. Returned Format {1 | 0}<NL>... -
Page 51: Channel
CHANnel<n> Commands...Commands - Page 52 CHANnel<n> Commands The CHANnel<n> subsystem commands control all vertical (Y axis) functions of the oscilloscope. These CHANnel<n> commands and queries are implemented: “BWLimit” on page 53 • “COUPling” on page 54 • “DISPlay” on page 55 • “INVert” on page 56 •...
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Page 53: Bwlimit
CHANnel<n> Commands BWLimit BWLimit Command :CHANnel<n>:BWLimit {{ 1 | ON} | {0 | OFF}} The :CHANnel<n>:BWLimit command controls an internal low-pass filter. When the filter is on, the bandwidth of the specified channel is limited to approximately 25 MHz. <n> 1 or 2 Query :CHANnel<n>:BWLimit? The :CHANnel<n>:BWLimit? query returns the current setting of the low-pass... -
Page 54: Coupling
CHANnel<n> Commands COUPling COUPling Command :CHANnel<n>:COUPling {DC | AC | GND} The :CHANnel<n>:DISPlay command turns the display of the specified channel on or off. The :CHANnel<n>:COUPling command selects the input coupling for the specified channel. The coupling for each channel can be set to AC, DC, or GND. <n>... -
Page 55: Display
CHANnel<n> Commands DISPlay DISPlay Command :CHANnel<n>:DISPlay {{ 1 | ON} | {0 | OFF}} The :CHANnel<n>:DISPlay command turns the display of the specified channel on or off. <n> 1 or 2 Query :CHANnel<n>:DISPlay? The :CHANnel<n>:DISPlay? query returns the current display condition for the specified channel. -
Page 56: Invert
CHANnel<n> Commands INVert INVert Command :CHANnel<n>:INVert {{ 1 | ON} | {0 | OFF}} The :CHANnel<n>:INVert command selects whether or not to invert the input signal for the specified channel. The inversion may be 1 (ON/inverted) or 0 (OFF/not inverted). <n>... -
Page 57: Offset
CHANnel<n> Commands OFFSet OFFSet Command :CHANnel<n>:OFFSet <offset_value> The :CHANnel<n>:OFFSet command sets the voltage that is represented at the center of the display for the selected channel. <n> 1 or 2 <offset_value> -8div to +8div Query :CHANnel<n>:OFFSet? The :CHANnel<n>:OFFSet? query returns the current offset value for the specified channel. -
Page 58: Probe
CHANnel<n> Commands PROBe PROBe Command :CHANnel<n>:PROBe <attn_value> The :CHANnel<n>:DISPlay command turns the display of the specified channel on or off. The :CHANnel<n>:PROBe command specifies the probe attenuation factor for the selected channel. The probe attenuation factor may be 1, 10, 100, or 1000. This command does not change the actual input sensitivity of the oscilloscope. -
Page 59: Scale
CHANnel<n> Commands SCALe SCALe Command :CHANnel<n>:SCALe <scale_value> The :CHANnel<n>:SCALe command sets the vertical scale, or units per division, of the selected channel. This command is the same as the front-panel channel scale. <n> 1 or 2 <scale_value> A number in exponential format for the vertical scale of the channel in units per division. -
Page 61: Counter Commands
COUNter Commands... - Page 62 COUNter Commands The COUNter subsystem commands control all frequency counter functions of the oscilloscope. These COUNter commands and queries are implemented: “ENABle” on page 63 • “VALue?” on page 64 •...
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Page 63: Enable
COUNter Commands ENABle ENABle Command :COUNter:ENABle {{ 1 | ON} | {0 | OFF}} The :COUNter:ENABle command enables the frequency counter. The frequency counter counts trigger level crossings at the selected trigger slope and displays the results in Hz. The gate time for the measurement is automatically adjusted to be 100 ms or twice the current time window, whichever is longer, up to 1 second. -
Page 64: Value
COUNter Commands VALue? VALue? Query :COUNter:VALue? The :COUNter:VALue? query returns the frequency counter value. Returned Format <counter_value><NL> <counter_value> ::= in Hz in NR3 format... -
Page 65: Display Commands
DISPlay Commands... - Page 66 DISPlay Commands The DISPlay subsystem controls the display of data, text, and grids, and the use of color. These DISPlay commands and queries are implemented in the 3000 Series oscilloscopes: “CLEar” on page 67 • “GRID” on page 68 • “MENUdisplay”...
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Page 67: Clear
DISPlay Commands CLEar CLEar Commands :DISPlay:CLEar The :DISPlay:CLEar command clears the display and resets all associated measurements. If the oscilloscope is stopped, all currently displayed data is erased. If the oscilloscope is running, all of the data for active channels and functions is erased;... -
Page 68: Grid
DISPlay Commands GRID GRID Command :DISPlay:GRID {FULL | HALF | NONE} The :DISPlay:GRID command selects the type of graticule that is displayed. • In FULL grid mode, the oscilloscope has a 12-by-8 (unit) display grid, a grid line is place on each vertical and horizontal division. •... -
Page 69: Menudisplay
DISPlay Commands MENUdisplay MENUdisplay Command :DISPlay:MENUdisplay {1s | 2s | 5s | 10s | 20s | INFinite} The :DISPlay:MENUdisplay command sets the amount of time that a menu display once activated. Query :DISPlay:MENUdisplay? The :DISPlay:MENUdisplay? query returns the amount of time that the on screen menu appears when activated. -
Page 70: Persistence
DISPlay Commands PERSistence PERSistence Command :DISPlay:PERSistence {{1 | ON} | {0 | OFF}} The :DISPlay:PERSistence command sets the display persistence of waveforms off or on. • When persistence is OFF, waveforms are erased from the screen at the end of each trigger cycle. •... -
Page 71: Screen
DISPlay Commands SCReen SCReen :DISPlay:SCReen {NORMal | INVerted} The :DISPlay:SCReen command sets the color scheme of the display. When set to inverted, display colors are changed to their inverse colors. Query :DISPlay:SCReen? The :DISPlay:SCReen? query returns the state of the screen control. Returned Format {NORMal | INVerted}<NL>... - Page 72 DISPlay Commands TYPE TYPE Command :DISPlay:TYPE {DOTS | VECTors} The :DISPlay:TYPE command sets the way that waveforms are drawn. When set to VECTors, waveforms are drawn with lines connecting adjacent sample points. When set to DOTS, only the waveform sample points are drawn. Query :DISPlay:TYPE? The :DISPlay:TYPE? query returns the state of the type control.
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Page 73: Key Commands
KEY Commands... - Page 74 KEY commands control many of the basic operations of the oscilloscope that you can select by pressing the front panel keys. These KEY commands and queries are implemented in the 3000 Series oscilloscopes: • “Commands for Front Panel Actions” on page 75.
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Page 75: Commands For Front Panel Actions
KEY Commands Commands for Front Panel Actions Commands for Front Panel Actions Table 6 KEY Commands Command: Is the same as this Front Panel action: :KEY:ACQUIRE Pressing the Acquire key. :KEY:AUTO_SCALE Pressing the Autoscale key. The :KEY:AUTO_SCALE command causes the oscilloscope to evaluate all input waveforms and find the optimum conditions for displaying the waveforms. - Page 76 KEY Commands Commands for Front Panel Actions Command: Is the same as this Front Panel action: :KEY:MATH Pressing the Math key. :KEY:MEASURE Pressing the Meas key. :KEY:MNU_ON_OFF Pressing the MENU ON/OFF key. :KEY:MODE_COUPLING Pressing the Mode/Coupling button. :KEY:PROMPT_TIME Pressing the Horizontal Scale knob. :KEY:REF Pressing the Ref key.
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Page 77: Lock
KEY Commands LOCK LOCK Command :KEY:LOCK {ENABle | DISable} The :KEY:LOCK command enables or disables the front panel. Query :KEY:LOCK? The :KEY:LOCK? query returns the current state of the front panel lock control. Returned Format {ENABle | DISable}<NL>... -
Page 79: Mask Commands
MASK Commands... - Page 80 MASK Commands The MASK subsystem controls the Mask Test function. These MASK commands and queries are implemented in the 3000 Series oscilloscopes: “ENABle” on page 81 • “OPERate” on page 82 • “OUTPut” on page 83 • “SOURce” on page 84 •...
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Page 81: Enable
MASK Commands ENABle ENABle Command :MASK:ENABle {{1 | ON} | {0 | OFF}} The :MASK:ENABle command enables or disables the Mask Test function. Query :MASK:ENABle? The :MASK:ENABle? query returns the state of the mask enable control. Returned Format {1 | 0}<NL>... -
Page 82: Operate
MASK Commands OPERate OPERate Command :MASK:OPERate {RUN | STOP} The :MASK:OPERate command runs or stops the Mask Test function. Query :MASK:OPERate? The :MASK:OPERate? query returns whether the Mask Test function is running or stopped. Returned Format {RUN | STOP}<NL>... -
Page 83: Output
MASK Commands OUTPut OUTPut Command :MASK:OUTPut {FAIL | FAIL_SOUND | PASS | PASS_SOUND} The :MASK:OUTPut command specifies the condition that, when detected, will cause an indication and whether the indication will include an audible beep. Query :MASK:OUTPut? The :MASK:OUTPut? query returns the current output setting. Returned Format {FAIL | FAIL_SOUND | PASS | PASS_SOUND}<NL>... -
Page 84: Source
MASK Commands SOURce SOURce Command :MASK:SOURce {CHAN1 | CHAN2} The :MASK:SOURce command selects either channel 1 or channel 2 as the source for the Mask Test. Query :MASK:SOURce? The :MASK:SOURce? query returns the channel that is currently selected as the source for the Mask Test. Returned Format {CHAN1 | CHAN2}<NL>... -
Page 85: Stoponoutput
MASK Commands STOPonoutput STOPonoutput Command :MASK:STOPonoutput {{1 | ON} | {0 | OFF}} The :MASK:STOPonoutput command specified whether the Mask Test stops when the output condition occurs. Query :MASK:STOPonoutput? The :MASK:STOPonoutput? query returns the state of the “stop on output” control. - Page 86 MASK Commands Command :MASK:X <value> The :MASK:X command sets the mask’s horizontal failure margin. <value> 0.4 div to 4 div Query :MASK:X? The :MASK:X? query returns the current horizontal failure margin setting. Returned Format <value><NL> <value> ::= 0.4 div to 4 div...
- Page 87 MASK Commands Command :MASK:Y <value> The :MASK:Y command sets the mask’s vertical failure margin. <value> 0.4 div to 4 div Query :MASK:Y? The :MASK:Y? query returns the current vertical failure margin setting. Returned Format <value><NL> <value> ::= 0.4 div to 4 div...
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Page 89: Measure Commands
MEASure Commands... - Page 90 MEASure Commands The commands in the MEASure subsystem are used to make parametric measurements on displayed waveforms. These MEASure commands and queries are implemented in the 3000 Series oscilloscopes. “CLEar” on page 91 • “FALLtime” on page 92 • “FREQuency” on page 93 •...
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Page 91: Clear
MEASure Commands CLEar CLEar Command :MEASure:CLEar The :MEASure:CLEar command clears the on-screen measurement results. -
Page 92: Falltime
MEASure Commands FALLtime FALLtime Command :MEASure:FALLtime [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:FALLtime command displays the on-screen fall time measurement. Query :MEASure:FALLtime? [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:FALLtime? query returns the fall time. Returned Format <value><NL> <value> Time from the upper threshold time to the lower threshold time. Note: the value returned can contain a “<“... -
Page 93: Frequency
MEASure Commands FREQuency FREQuency Command :MEASure:FREQuency [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:FREQuency command displays the on-screen ffrequency measurement. Query :MEASure:FREQuency? [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:FREQuency? query returns the measured frequency. Returned Format <value><NL> <value> The frequency value in Hertz of the first complete cycle on the screen using the mid-threshold levels of the waveform (in NR3 format). -
Page 94: Ndutycycle
MEASure Commands NDUTycycle NDUTycycle Command :MEASure:NDUTycycle [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:NDUTycycle command displays the on-screen negative duty cycle measurement. Query :MEASure:NDUTYcycle? [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:NDUTycycle? query returns the measured negative duty cycle in percent (%). Returned Format <value><NL> <value> The ratio (%) of the negative pulse width to the period. Note: the value returned contains a “%“... -
Page 95: Nwidth
MEASure Commands NWIDth NWIDth Command :MEASure:NWIDth [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:NWIDth command displays the on-screen negative pulse width measurement. Query :MEASure:NWIDth? [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:NWIDth? query returns the measured width of the first negative pulse. Returned Format <value><NL> <value> The width of the first negative pulse on the screen using the mid-threshold levels of the waveform (in NR3 format). -
Page 96: Overshoot
MEASure Commands OVERshoot OVERshoot Command :MEASure:OVERshoot [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:OVERshoot command displays the on-screen overshoot measurement. Query :MEASure:OVERshoot? [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:OVERshoot? query returns the measured overshoot. Returned Format <value><NL> <value> Ratio of overshoot to amplitude, in percent. Note: the value returned contains a “%“... -
Page 97: Pdutycycle
MEASure Commands PDUTycycle PDUTycycle Command :MEASure:PDUTycycle [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:PDUTycycle command displays the on-screen positive duty cycle measurement. Query :MEASure:PDUTYcycle? [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:PDUTycycle? query returns the measured positive duty cycle in percent (%). Returned Format <value><NL> <value> The ratio (%) of the positive pulse width to the period. Note: the value returned contains a “%“... -
Page 98: Period
MEASure Commands PERiod PERiod Command :MEASure:PERiod [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:PERiod command displays the on-screen period measurement. Query :MEASure:PERiod? [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:PERiod? query returns the measured period. Returned Format <value><NL> <value> Period of the first complete cycle on the screen (in NR3 format). -
Page 99: Preshoot
MEASure Commands PREShoot PREShoot Command :MEASure:PREShoot [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:PREShoot command displays the on-screen preshoot measurement. Query :MEASure:PREShoot? [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:PREShoot? query returns the measured preshoot. Returned Format <value><NL> <value> Ratio of preshoot to amplitude, in percent. Note: the value returned contains a “%“... -
Page 100: Pwidth
MEASure Commands PWIDth PWIDth Command :MEASure:PWIDth [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:PWIDth command displays the on-screen positive pulse width measurement. Query :MEASure:PWIDth? [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:PWIDth? query returns the measured width of the first positive pulse. Returned Format <value><NL> <value> Width of the first positive pulse on the screen in seconds (in NR3 format). -
Page 101: Risetime
MEASure Commands RISetime RISetime Command :MEASure:RISetime [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:RISetime command displays the on-screen rise time measurement. Query :MEASure:RISetime? [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:RISetime? query returns the rise time. Returned Format <value><NL> <value> Rise time in seconds. Note: the value returned can contain a “<“ character, so it is best to read this value as a string. -
Page 102: Vamplitude
MEASure Commands VAMPlitude VAMPlitude Command :MEASure:VAMPlitude [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:VAMPlitude command displays the on-screen voltage amplitude measurement. Query :MEASure:VAMPlitude? [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:VAMPlitude? query returns the calculated difference between the top and base voltage. Returned Format <value><NL> <value> Calculated difference between the top and base voltage (in NR3 format). -
Page 103: Vaverage
MEASure Commands VAVerage VAVerage Command :MEASure:VAVerage [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:VAVerage command displays the on-screen average voltage measurement. Query :MEASure:VAVerage? [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:VAVerage? query returns the calculated average voltage. Returned Format <value><NL> <value> The calculated average voltage (in NR3 format). -
Page 104: Vbase
MEASure Commands VBASe VBASe Command :MEASure:VBASe [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:VBASe command displays the on-screen base voltage measurement. Query :MEASure:VBASe? [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:VBASe? query returns the measured voltage value at the base. Returned Format <value><NL> <value> Voltage at the base of the waveform (in NR3 format). -
Page 105: Vmax
MEASure Commands VMAX VMAX Command :MEASure:VMAX [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:VMAX command displays the on-screen maximum voltage measurement. Query :MEASure:VMAX? [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:VMAX? query returns the measured absolute maximum voltage. Returned Format <value><NL> <value> Absolute maximum voltage present on the waveform (in NR3 format). -
Page 106: Vmin
MEASure Commands VMIN VMIN Command :MEASure:VMIN [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:VMIN command displays the on-screen minimum voltage measurement. Query :MEASure:VMIN? [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:VMIN? query returns the measured absolute minimum voltage. Returned Format <value><NL> <value> Absolute minimum voltage present on the waveform (in NR3 format). -
Page 107: Vpp
MEASure Commands Command :MEASure:VPP [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:VPP command displays the on-screen peak-to-peak voltage measurement. Query :MEASure:VPP? [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:VPP? query returns the peak-to-peak voltage. Returned Format <value><NL> <value> Peak-to-peak voltage (in NR3 format). -
Page 108: Vrms
MEASure Commands VRMS VRMS Command :MEASure:VRMS [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:VRMS command displays the on-screen RMS voltage measurement. Query :MEASure:VRMS? [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:VRMS? query returns the RMS voltage. Returned Format <value><NL> <value> RMS voltage of the selected waveform (in NR3 format). -
Page 109: Vtop
MEASure Commands VTOP VTOP Command :MEASure:VTOP [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:VTOP command displays the on-screen voltage at the top measurement. Query :MEASure:VTOP? [{CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}] The :MEASure:VTOP? query returns the measured voltage at the top. Returned Format <value><NL> <value> Voltage at the top of the waveform (in NR3 format). -
Page 111: Saverecall Commands
SAVerecall Commands... - Page 112 SAVerecall Commands The SAVerecall subsystem commands perform the setup and waveform storage operations. This allows saving and loading of waveforms and setups. These SAVerecall commands and queries are implemented in the 3000 Series oscilloscopes: “LOAD” on page 113 • “LOCation” on page 114 •...
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Page 113: Load
SAVerecall Commands LOAD LOAD Command :SAVerecall:LOAD The :SAVerecall:LOAD command restores a setup or a waveform from the storage area defined by the :SAVerecall:LOCation command. The :SAVerecall:TYPE command determines if a waveform or setup is loaded. -
Page 114: Location
SAVerecall Commands LOCation LOCation Command :SAVerecall:LOCation {1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10} The :SAVerecall:LOCation command defines which storage location is used by the :SAVerecall:LOAD and :SAVerecall:SAVE commands. Query :SAVerecall:LOCation? The :SAVerecall:LOCation? query returns the currently selected storage... -
Page 115: Save
SAVerecall Commands SAVE SAVE Command :SAVerecall:SAVE The :SAVerecall:SAVE command saves a setup or a waveform to a storage area. The :SAVerecall:LOCation command determines which storage area is used. The :SAVerecall:TYPE command determines if a waveform or setup is saved. -
Page 116: Type
SAVerecall Commands TYPE TYPE Command :SAVerecall:TYPE {WAVeforms | SETups} The :SAVerecall:TYPE command defines whether a waveform or setup is stored in the storage location. Query :SAVerecall:TYPE? The :SAVerecall:TYPE? query returns the currently selected storage type. Returned Format {WAVeforms | SETups}<NL>... -
Page 117: Timebase Commands
TIMebase Commands... - Page 118 TIMebase Commands The TIMebase subsystem commands control the horizontal (X axis) oscilloscope functions. These TIMebase commands and queries are implemented in the oscilloscope: “DELayed” on page 119 • “HOLDoff” on page 120 • “POSition” on page 121 • “SCALe” on page 122 •...
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Page 119: Delayed
TIMebase Commands DELayed DELayed Command :TIMebase:DELayed {{1 | ON} | {0 | OFF}} The :TIMebase:DELayed command enables or disables the Delayed Sweep mode. Query :TIMebase:DELayed? The :TIMebase:DELayed? query returns the state of the Delayed Sweep mode control. Returned Format {1 | 0}<NL>... -
Page 120: Holdoff
TIMebase Commands HOLDoff HOLDoff Command :TIMebase:HOLDoff <holdoff_time> The :TIMebase:HOLDoff command sets the holdoff time. The holdoff time is the oscilloscope's waiting period before starting a new trigger. During the holdoff time oscilloscope will not trigger until the holdoff has expired. Holdoff can be used to stabilize a waveform. <holdoff_time>... -
Page 121: Position
TIMebase Commands POSition POSition Command :TIMebase:POSition <delay_time> The :TIMebase:POSition sets the amount of time from the center of screen to the trigger point of the waveform. <delay_time> If the horizontal time base is set between 50 s/div and 50 ms/div, the delayed trigger time range is: ±... -
Page 122: Scale
TIMebase Commands SCALe SCALe Command :TIMebase:SCALe <time> The :TIMebase:SCALe command sets the time base scale. This corresponds to the horizontal scale value displayed as Time on the oscilloscope screen. <time> The time value is in a 1-2-5 sequence (for example, 1.0E-9, 2.0E-9, 5.0E-9, ..., 1.0E+00, 2.0E+00, 5.0E+00) from: •... -
Page 123: Scan
TIMebase Commands SCAN SCAN Query :TIMebase:SCAN? The :TIMebase:SCAN? query returns whether the oscilloscope is in the Roll Mode (1 = yes, 0 = no). Returned Format {1 | 0}<NL>... -
Page 125: Trigger Commands
TRIGger Commands... - Page 126 TRIGger Commands The oscilloscope trigger circuitry helps you locate the waveform you want to view. Edge triggering identifies a trigger condition by looking for the slope and voltage level (trigger level) on the source you select. The commands in the TRIGger subsystem define the conditions for triggering.
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Page 127: [:Edge]:Coupling
TRIGger Commands [:EDGE]:COUPling [:EDGE]:COUPling Command :TRIGger[:EDGE]:COUPling {DC | AC | HF | LF} The :TRIGger[:EDGE]:COUPling command sets the input coupling for the selected trigger sources. The coupling can be set to DC, AC, HF, or LF. • DC sets the input coupling to DC. •... -
Page 128: [:Edge]:Level
TRIGger Commands [:EDGE]:LEVel [:EDGE]:LEVel Command :TRIGger[:EDGE]:LEVel <level>} The :TRIGger[:EDGE]:LEVel command specifies the trigger level. <level> A number in the range of +12div to -12div. Query :TRIGger[:EDGE]:LEVel? The query returns the trigger level. Returned Format <level><NL>... -
Page 129: [:Edge]:Slope
TRIGger Commands [:EDGE]:SLOPe [:EDGE]:SLOPe Command :TRIGger[:EDGE]:SLOPe {NEGative | POSitive} The :TRIGger[:EDGE]:SLOPe command specifies the slope of the edge used to trigger the oscilloscope. Query :TRIGger[:EDGE]:SLOPe? The query returns the currently selected edge slope. Returned Format {NEGative | POSitive}<NL>... -
Page 130: [:Edge]:Soure
TRIGger Commands [:EDGE]:SOURe [:EDGE]:SOURe Command :TRIGger[:EDGE]:SOURe { CHANnel CHANnel 2 | EXT |EXT5 | ACLine} The :TRIGger[:EDGE]:SOURe command sets the source used for triggering. Query :TRIGger[:EDGE]:SOURe? The query returns the currently selected trigger source. Returned Format {CHANnel1 | CHANnel2 | EXT | EXT5 | ACLine}<NL>... -
Page 131: [:Edge]:Sweep
TRIGger Commands [:EDGE]:SWEep [:EDGE]:SWEep Command :TRIGger[:EDGE]:SWEep {AUTO | NORMal} The :TRIGger[:EDGE]:SWEep command selects the oscilloscope sweep mode. <AUTO> When you select AUTO, if a trigger event does not occur within a time determined by the oscilloscope settings, the oscilloscope automatically forces a trigger which causes the oscilloscope to sweep. -
Page 132: Mode
TRIGger Commands MODE MODE Command :TRIGger:MODE {EDGE | PULSe | TV} The :TRIGger:MODE command sets the trigger mode. Query :TRIGger:MODE? The query returns the currently selected trigger mode. Returned Format {EDGE | PULSE | TV}<NL>... -
Page 133: Pulse:mode
TRIGger Commands PULSe:MODE PULSe:MODE Command :TRIGger:PULSe:MODE {+GREaterthan | +LESSthan | +EQUal | -GREaterthan | -LESSthan | -EQUal} The :TRIGger:PULSe:MODE command sets the pulse trigger mode. The “+” options are for positive pulses; the “-” options are for negative pulses. Query :TRIGger:PULSe:MODE? The query returns the currently selected pulse trigger mode. -
Page 134: Pulse:width
TRIGger Commands PULSe:WIDTh PULSe:WIDTh Command :TRIGger:PULSe:WIDTh <width>} The :TRIGger:PULSe:WIDTh command specifies the pulse trigger width. <width> 20 ns to 10 s. Query :TRIGger:PULSe:WIDTh? The query returns the current pulse trigger width setting. Returned Format <width><NL> <width> ::= in NR3 format... -
Page 135: Status
TRIGger Commands STATus STATus Query :TRIGger:STATus? The query returns the current trigger status. Returned Format {STOP | T’D | WAIT}<NL>... -
Page 136: Video:polarity
TRIGger Commands VIDeo:POLarity VIDeo:POLarity Command :TRIGger:VIDeo:POLarity {POSitive | NEGative} The :TRIGger:VIDeo:POLarity command sets the edge of the sync pulse to trigger on. Query :TRIGger:VIDeo:POLarity? The query returns the current sync pulse edge setting. Returned Format {POSitive | NEGative}<NL>... -
Page 137: Video:standard
TRIGger Commands VIDeo:STANdard VIDeo:STANdard Command :TRIGger:VIDeo:STANdard {NTSC | PALSecam} The :TRIGger:VIDeo:STANdard command sets they type of video waveform to trigger on. Query :TRIGger:VIDeo:STANdard? The query returns the currently selected video trigger waveform type. Returned Format {NTSC | PALSecam}<NL>... -
Page 138: Video:sync
TRIGger Commands VIDeo:SYNC VIDeo:SYNC Command :TRIGger:VIDeo:SYNC {FIELd1 | FIELd2 | LINE | ALLLines} The :TRIGger:VIDeo:SYNC command sets the line or field in the video waveform to trigger on. • FIELd1 triggers on an odd field. • PIELd2 triggers on and even field. •... -
Page 139: Waveform Commands
WAVeform Commands... - Page 140 WAVeform Commands The WAVeform subsystem is used to transfer waveform data from the oscilloscope to a computer. It contains commands to transfer waveform information and waveform data from the oscilloscope. These WAVeform commands and queries are implemented in the 3000 Series oscilloscopes: “DATA?”...
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Page 141: Data
WAVeform Commands DATA? DATA? Query :WAVeform:DATA? The :WAVeform:DATA? query outputs waveform data to the computer over the selected interface. This query is the same as the :WAVeform:SCREENDATA? query. Use the :WAVeform:SOURce command to determine which channel waveform data is output. Returned Format <block_data><NL>... -
Page 142: Eraseofroll
WAVeform Commands ERASeofroll? ERASeofroll? Query :WAVeform:ERASeofroll? The :WAVeform:ERASeofroll? query returns the width in points of the erase band when in Roll Mode. Returned Format <roll_erase_wid><NL> <roll_erase_wid> ::= integer in NR1 format. -
Page 143: Maxpeakdetect
WAVeform Commands MAXPeakdetect? MAXPeakdetect? Query :WAVeform:MAXPeakdetect? The :WAVeform:MAXPeakdetect? query outputs the peak detect maximum waveform data to the computer over the selected interface. This query is the same as the :WAVeform:SCREENMAX? query. Use the :WAVeform:SOURce command to determine which channel waveform data is output. -
Page 144: Memorydata
WAVeform Commands MEMorydata? MEMorydata? Query :WAVeform:MEMorydata? The :WAVeform:MEMorydata? query outputs the reference memory waveform data to the computer over the selected interface. Use the :WAVeform:SOURce command to determine which channel waveform data is output. Returned Format <block_data><NL> See Also “Block Data” on page 17. -
Page 145: Minpeakdetect
WAVeform Commands MINPeakdetect? MINPeakdetect? Query :WAVeform:MINPeakdetect? The :WAVeform:MINPeakdetect? query outputs the peak detect maximum waveform data to the computer over the selected interface. This query is the same as the :WAVeform:SCREENMIN? query. Use the :WAVeform:SOURce command to determine which channel waveform data is output. -
Page 146: Screendata
WAVeform Commands SCREENDATA? SCREENDATA? Query :WAVeform:SCREENDATA? The :WAVeform:SCREENDATA? query outputs waveform data to the computer over the selected interface. This query is the same as the :WAVeform:DATA? query. Use the :WAVeform:SOURce command to determine which channel waveform data is output. Returned Format <block_data><NL>... -
Page 147: Screenmax
WAVeform Commands SCREENMAX? SCREENMAX? Query :WAVeform:SCREENMAX? The :WAVeform:SCREENMAX? query outputs the peak detect maximum waveform data to the computer over the selected interface. This query is the same as the :WAVeform:MAXPeakdetect? query. Use the :WAVeform:SOURce command to determine which channel waveform data is output. -
Page 148: Screenmin
WAVeform Commands SCREENMIN? SCREENMIN? Query :WAVeform:SCREENMIN? The :WAVeform:SCREENMIN? query outputs the peak detect maximum waveform data to the computer over the selected interface. This query is the same as the :WAVeform:MINPeakdetect? query. Use the :WAVeform:SOURce command to determine which channel waveform data is output. -
Page 149: Source
WAVeform Commands SOURce SOURce Command :WAVeform:SOURce {CHANnel1 | CHANnel2} The :WAVeform:SOURce command selects a channel as the waveform source. Query :WAVeform:SOURce? The :WAVeform:SOURce? query returns the currently selected waveform source. Returned Format {CHANnel1 | CHANnel2}<NL>... -
Page 150: Startofroll
WAVeform Commands STARtofroll? STARtofroll? Query :WAVeform:STARtofroll? The :WAVeform:STARtofroll? query returns the waveform’s starting position when in Roll Mode. Returned Format <roll_start_pos><NL> <roll_Start_pos> ::= Integer in NR1 format. -
Page 151: Sysmemsize
WAVeform Commands SYSMemsize? SYSMemsize? Query :WAVeform:SYSMemsize? The :WAVeform:SYSMemsize? query returns the points value of the waveform in system memory. Returned Format <memory_data_size><NL> <memory_data_size> ::= Integer in NR1 format. See Also “MEMorydata?” on page 144. -
Page 152: Tposition
WAVeform Commands TPOSition? TPOSition? Query :WAVeform:TPOSition? The :WAVeform:TPOSition? query returns the points value in the current waveform preamble. The points value is the number of time buckets contained in the waveform selected with the :WAVeform:SOURce command. Returned Format <trig_pos><NL> <trig_pos> ::= Integer in NR1 format. -
Page 153: Windowzoom
WAVeform Commands WINDowzoom? WINDowzoom? Query :WAVeform:WINDowzoom? The :WAVeform:WINDowzoom? query returns zzz ???. Returned Format <window_zoom><NL> <window_zoom> ::= Integer in NR1 format. -
Page 154: Winmemsize
WAVeform Commands WINMemsize? WINMemsize? Query :WAVeform:WINMemsize? The :WAVeform:WINMemsize? query returns the points value of the waveform in the window’s memory. Returned Format <window_data_size><NL> <window_data_size> ::= Integer in NR1 format. See Also “DATA?” on page 141. -
Page 155: Wposition
WAVeform Commands WPOSition? WPOSition? Query :WAVeform:WPOSition? The :WAVeform:WPOSition? query returns the points value in the current waveform position. Returned Format <wave_pos><NL> <wave_pos> ::= Integer in NR1 format. -
Page 156: Xend
WAVeform Commands XEND? XEND? Query :WAVeform:XEND? The :WAVeform:XEND? query returns the horizontal end position points value. Returned Format <screen_wave_endx><NL> <screen_wave_endx> ::= Integer in NR1 format. -
Page 157: Xincrement
WAVeform Commands XINCrement? XINCrement? Query :WAVeform:XINCrement? The :WAVeform:XINCrement? query returns the time difference between consecutive data points for the currently specified waveform source. • For time domain waveforms, this is the time difference between consecutive data points. • For VERSus type waveforms, this is the duration between levels on the X axis. •... -
Page 158: Xorigin
WAVeform Commands XORigin? XORigin? Query :WAVeform:XORigin? The :WAVeform:XORigin? query returns the X-axis value of the first data point in the data record. • For time domain waveforms, it is the time of the first point. • For VERSus type waveforms, it is the X-axis value at level zero. •... -
Page 159: Xstart
WAVeform Commands XSTart? XSTart? Query :WAVeform:XSTart? The :WAVeform:XSTart? query returns the horizontal start position points value. Returned Format <screen_wave_startx><NL> <screen_wave_startx> ::= Integer in NR1 format... -
Page 160: Yincrement
WAVeform Commands YINCrement? YINCrement? Query :WAVeform:YINCrement? The :WAVeform:YINCrement? query returns the y-increment voltage value for the currently specified source. This voltage value is the voltage difference between two adjacent waveform data digital codes. Adjacent digital codes are codes that differ by one least significant bit. For example, the digital codes 24680 and 24681 vary by one least significant bit. -
Page 161: Yorigin
WAVeform Commands YORigin? YORigin? Query :WAVeform:YORigin? The :WAVeform:YORigin? query returns the y-origin voltage value for the currently specified source. The voltage value returned is the voltage value represented by the waveform data digital code 00000. Returned Format <real_value><NL> <real_value> ::= A real number in exponential format. - Page 163 Index CLEar, DISPlay command 67 End-Or-Identify (EOI) 16 Symbols CLEar, MEASure command 91 ERASeofroll, WAVeform command 142 *CLS (Clear Status) 29 Ellipsis 16 Commands Quick Reference 20 Common Commands 28 F1, KEY command 75 *CLS (Clear Status) 29 F2, KEY command 75 ACQuire Commands 42 *IDN? (Identification Number) 30 F3, KEY command 75...
- Page 164 Index CH2_SCALE_INC 75 POLarity, VIDeo TRIGger command 136 CURSOR 75 MEASure Commands 90 POSition, TIMebase command 121 DISPLAY 75 CLEar 91 PREShoot, MEASure command 99 F1 75 FALLtime 92 PROBe, CHANnel<n> command 58 F2 75 FREQuency 93 program message terminator 16 F3 75 NWIDth 95 programming basics 14...
- Page 165 Index PULSe:MODE 133 XORigin 158 SCREENMIN, WAVeform command 148 PULSe:WIDTh 134 XSTart 159 separator 15 SATus 135 YINCrement 160 serial prefix, reading 30 VIDeo:POLarity 136 YORigin 161 short-form mnemonics 15 VIDeo:STANdard 137 white space (separator) 15 SINGLE, KEY command 76 VIDeo:SYNC 138 WIDTh, PULSe TRIGger command 134 SLOPe, EDGE TRIGger command 129...
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