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8) <ESC>
If
the
output
buffer
becomes full,
the
9400A overwrites
character.
(DEFAULT).
THIS COMMMAND IS IMMEDIATELY EXECUTED.
9) <ESC>
Sets the 9400A to REMOTE.
the last
I0) <ESC>
Sets the 9400A to LOCAL.
11) <ESC>
The 9400A executes a DEVICE CLEAR command, clears the input and
output buffers,
all the status bytes except STB 4, and all the
corresponding
masks.
It then
terminates
plotting
and
data
transmission
and resets
the RS-232-C
REMOTE
port to DEFAULT
setting.
THIS COMMMAND IS IMMEDIATELY EXECUTED.
12) <ESC>
The 9400A executes a TRIGGER command (see Section 7.6.9).
7.7
Binary Format
of Waveform Descriptors
The waveform descriptor contains all information needed to
correctly
interpret the waveform data. In addition, there are some values that
apply only to some records, in particular
to waveforms that are the
result of data processing.
The descriptor contains 8-bit values, 16-bit values and 32-bit integer
values.
There are no floating
point values.
Multi-byte
values are
always
transferred
with the most significant
byte first.
In the
following list, each parameter is identified by its (decimal) address
relative to the beginning of the descriptor, and by the number of bits.
Data values shown are always in decimal.
Note: The first 4 bytes are header
information
in agreement
with
IEEE-488 specifications. The 5th byte is POS 0.
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