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[SENSe]
Usage
[SENSe:]DATA:FIFO:MODE?
Comments
Usage
[SENSe:]DATA:FIFO:PART?
Parameters
Comments
240 HP E1415 Command Reference
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Related Commands: SENSE:DATA:FIFO:MODE?,
SENSE:DATA:FIFO:ALL?, SENSE:DATA:FIFO:HALF?,
SENSE:DATA:FIFO:PART?, SENSE:DATA:FIFO:COUNT?
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*RST Condition: SENSE:DATA:FIFO:MODE BLOCk
SENSE:DATA:FIFO:MODE OVERWRITE
DATA:FIFO:MODE BLOCK
[SENSe:]DATA:FIFO:MODE?
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Returned Value: String value either BLOCK or OVERWRITE. The C-SCPI
type is string.
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Related Commands: SENSE:DATA:FIFO:MODE
DATA:FIFO:MODE?
[SENSe:]DATA:FIFO:PART? < n_values >
Parameter
Parameter
Name
Type
n_values
numeric (int32)
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Use the DATA:FIFO:COUNT? command to determine the number of values
in the FIFO buffer.
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The format of values returned is set using the FORMat[:DATA] command.
Returned Value: ASCII values are returned in the form ±1.234567E±123.
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For example 13.325 volts would be +1.3325000E+001. Each value is followed
by a comma (,). A line feed (LF) and End-Or-Identify (EOI) follow the last
value. The C-SCPI data type is a string array.
REAL 32, REAL 64, and PACK 64, values are returned in the
IEEE-488.2-1987 Definite Length Arbitrary Block Data format. This data
return format is explained in "Arbitrary Block Program and Response Data"
on page 160. For REAL 32, each value is 4 bytes in length (the C-SCPI data
type is a float32 array). For REAL 64 and PACK 64, each value is 8 bytes in
length (the C-SCPI data type is a float64 array).
Set FIFO to overwrite mode
Set FIFO to block mode
returns the currently set FIFO mode.
Enter statement returns either BLOCK or
OVERWRITE
returns n_values from the FIFO buffer.
Range of
Values
1 - 2,147,483,647
Default
Units
none
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