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Example:
With "COMM FORMAT L,BYTE,UNSIGNED_SHORT,CRLF", a block will be:
#L
2
123
34
Whereas with "COMM_FORMAT L,BYTE,UNSIGNED_SHORT" it is:
#L,2,123,34
The 9400A sets the ENVIRONMENT ERROR:
- if the A format is selected while the 9400A is controlled through
RS-232-C.
5) COMM BLOCKSIZE (CBLS) -i
The data is transmitted in one block only, and
block (#I) is neither sent nor received.
the END
COMM BLOCKSIZE (CBLS) ,
The data is transmitted in one block only. The END block
(#I) will be sent and must be received.
This is the
default block size.
COMM BLOCKSIZE (CBLS) , 40to 32000 ]
The data is transmitted in one or more blocks. The END
block (#I) will be sent and must be received
with the
purpose of marking the end of the block transfer.
This command selects the maximum block size for data block transfers
(READ,WRITE,SETUP).
The specified
block size includes
all data
bytes, including preamble and postscript.
The 9400A sets the VALUE ADAPTED bit:
- if the numerical parameter is positive but less than 40 (it will
be adapted
to 40) or if it is greater
than 32000 (it will
adapted to 32000).
6) COMM STRDELIM (CSDE) , [ to127]
Defines the ASCII character that the 9400A recognizes as a string
delimiter. The default is the character <">, whose decimal value is
34.
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