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The IB command transmits the contents of an array, located in the controller to trace B memory. Use IB with the
02 format, which formats data in two &bit bytes.
The IB command cannot be executed when it is followed by a carriage-return/line-feed. Two examples of termi-
nating the IB command are shown below:
OUTPUT 718;"IB;";
OUTPUT 718 USING "#, k";"IB;"
The program below demonstrates the use of IB.
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ASSIGN @Sa TO 718;FORMAT ON
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ASSIGN @@a-bin TO 718;FORMAT OFF
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INTEGER BZOO( 1: 1001)
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OUTPUT @Sa;"CF200MZ Bl;A4;RB30KZ;SP2MZ;S2;TS;"
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OUTPUT @Sa; "02TB"
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ENTER @Sa_bin;B200( *)
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OUTPUT @Sa;"CFlOOMZ;RB30KZ;SPlMZ;TS;"
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PAUSE
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OUTPUT @Sa;"IB";
100 OUTPUT @Sa_bin;B200( *)
110 E N D
Line 30:
Declares, dimensions, and reserves memory for array BZOO.
Line 40:
Blanks trace A and sets the analyzer to 200 MHz center frequency. Selects single sweep mode,
and sweeps trace B.
Lines 50 and
6 0 :
Stores trace B (in binary) in controller array.
Line 70:
Sets analyzer to 100 MHz center frequency. Sweeps trace B with new data.
Line 90:
Prepares analyzer to receive previous trace B data.
Line 100:
Sends trace B data to analyzer.
Input B
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