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• :SEQ
This specialized command can be appended to call processing overlapped commands to support
synchronization method one.
See "Call Processing Subsystem Overlapped Command Synchronization Commands" on page
• "INITiate:DONE?" on page 265
This specialized command causes the test set to return a mnemonic indicating if a measurement is done. If
not, the returned mnemonic will indicate if the measurement is still executing. This command supports
synchronization method three.
See "INITiate:DONE?" on page
• STATUS:<register>
Status bits in the register are provided to indicate the test set's call processing state. These bits support
synchronization methods five and six.
Status bits in the "STATus:OPERation:NMRReady Register Bit Assignments" on page 334
indicate when a measurement is ready to be fetched. These bits support synchronization method three and
six.
Many other status bits are provided in the GPIB status subsystem that are useful for synchronization. See
"STATus Subsystem" on page
• "SYSTem:SYNChronized" on page 405
This specialized command puts a 1 in the test set's output queue, the test set responds to the query by
sending a 1 to the external controller indicating that all prior sequential commands have completed, and all
prior overlapped commands have at least begun execution. The condition bit is set then cleared. See
"STATus:OPERation Register Bit Assignments" on page
and six.
• "*OPC" and "*OPC?" on page
Note: These commands look at all of the test set's operations collectively. Because multiple processes are
likely to be executing at the same time, it is recommended that the other commands above be used instead.

Related Topics

"Call Processing State Synchronization" on page 1
"Measurement Event Synchronization" on page 164
"Call Processing Event Synchronization" on page 445
"SYSTem:SYNChronized" on page 405
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410, and "*WAI" on page 411
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325. This command supports synchronization four
(not recommended)
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