R&S NRP Series User Manual page 81

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R&S NRPxxA(N)
FORMat:BORDer <border>
Selects the order of bytes in 32-bit or 64-bit binary data.
Parameters:
<border>
Example:
FORMat:SREGister <sregister>
Specifies which format is used for the return value of *STB?.
Parameters:
<sregister>
Example:
FORMat[:DATA] [<data,length>, <length>]
Specifies how the R&S NRPxxA(N) sends the numeric data to the controlling host/
computer.
Parameters:
<data,length>
<data[,length]>
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NORMal | SWAPped
NORMal
The 1st byte is the least significant byte, the 4th/8th byte the
most significant byte.
Fulfills the Little Endian (little end comes first) convention, used
by x86/x64 CPUs, for example.
SWAPped
The 1st byte is the most significant byte, the 4th/8th byte the
least significant byte.
Fulfills the Big Endian (big end comes first) convention.
*RST: NORMal
FORM:BORD NORM
ASCii | HEXadecimal | OCTal | BINary
*RST: ASCii
FORM:SREG ASC
<REAL,32 | 64>
REAL
Block of binary values, 32-bit or 64-bit each; so-called "SCPI
definite length block"
32 | 64
32-bit or 64-bit
If you omit the length, the R&S NRPxxA(N) sets the last used
length.
Example for REAL,32 format:
#6768000....<binary float values>....
Example for REAL,64 format:
#71536000....<binary float values>....
<ASCii[,0 to 12]>
Remote control commands
Configuring results
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