Outplimf; Outpliml - Agilent Technologies 4294A Programming Manual

OUTPLIMF?

Syntax OUTPLIMF?
Description
For the active trace (set with the "TRAC" command on page 457), reads out the limit test
results of measurement points that failed the test (FAIL). (Query only)
Query response
{numeric 1},{numeric 2},..,{numeric F_NOP×4}<newline><^END>
Where, F_NOP is the number of points that failed the test, which can be obtained using the
"OUTPFAIP?" command on page 380. As shown below, for each measurement point, NOP
sets of values (sweep parameter value, test result, upper limit, and lower limit) are read out
in this order (total of F_NOP×4 values).
{numeric n×4+1}: Sweep parameter value
{numeric n×4+2}: Limit test result (always 0)
{numeric n×4+3}: Upper border value of the limit
{numeric n×4+4}: Lower border value of the limit
Where, n is an integer between 0 and F_NOP - 1.
Note that if there is no failed measurement point, only 1 piece of data, whose value is 1, is
read out.
Corresponding No front panel key is available to execute this function.
key

OUTPLIML?

Syntax
OUTPLIML?
Description
For the active trace (set with the "TRAC" command on page 457), reads out the limit test
results of all measurement points. (Query only)
Query response {numeric 1},{numeric 2},..,{numeric NOP×4}<newline><^END>
Where, NOP is the number of points specified using the "POIN" command on page 401.
As shown below, for each measurement point, NOP sets of values (sweep parameter value,
test result, upper limit, and lower limit) are read out in this order (total of NOP×4 values).
{numeric n×4+1}: Sweep parameter value
{numeric n×4+2}: Limit test result
{numeric n×4+3}: Upper border value of the limit
{numeric n×4+4}: Lower border value of the limit
Where, n is an integer between 0 and NOP-1.
Corresponding
No front panel key is available to execute this function.
key
Chapter 16
0: FAIL
1: PASS
-1: Test was off.
GPIB Command Reference
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