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Command System
Parameter
Name
<type>
<flag>
<data>
Remarks
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<type> specifies the data type.
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<flag> specifies the data transmission status.
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<Data> is the data to be downloaded. The binary code value is transmitted in
binary bit stream; non-binary code value is transmitted in waveform point data
or voltage data separated by comma. For example, the waveform point data can
be
10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90,100,200,300,400,500,600,700,800,900,1000,1100,1200,
1300,1400,1500,1600,1700,1800,1900,2000,2100,2200,2300...
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It is recommended to send data (<data>) within 20 kbytes at a time. You can
send data multiple times until the max. memory depth is reached. The max.
memory depth varies for different series:
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The waveform table data is set under the first step of the sequence for the
specified channel.
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It might take a while to download the long waveform table. It is recommended
to use the *OPC? query command. Make sure that the data download is
complete or data may be lost.
DG800 Pro/DG900 Pro Programming
Guide
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Type
Discrete
Discrete
ASCII string or
IEEE 488.2 block
CODE: waveform point data. It is a decimal integer ranging from -32768 to
+32767.
VOLTage: voltage data in floating point. The input data will be normalized.
BIN: binary code value, 2 bytes in a code value.
HEADer indicates discarding the previous data and using this data as the
beginning of a waveform data package.
CONTinue indicates that there is data package following this data package.
END indicates that this is the last data package and the data transmission
finishes. If you want to send only one data package, you must use "END".
DG800 Pro: 2 Mpts (8 Mpts/CH optional).
DG900 Pro: 16 Mpts (32 Mpts/CH optional).
Range
{CODE|VOLTage|BIN}
{HEADer|CONTinue|END}
Remarks
Refer to
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