User manual
Table Of Contents
- INTERFACE OVERVIEW
- COMMNAND OVERVIEW
- Command Syntax
- Command List
- Common Commands
- Trigger Commands
- Input State Commands
- Measurement Commands
- Configure Subsystem Commands
- Parallel Commands
- Step Resolution Commands
- External Control Commands
- Mode Subsystem Commands
- Current Subsystem Commands
- Resistance Subsystem Commands
- Voltage Subsystem Commands
- Power Subsystem Commands
- Function Commands
- Utility Commands
- File Commands
- SCPI Register Commands
- Status Registers
- Error Messages
COMMNAND OVERVIEW
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Example
:FSEQuence:RANGe IHVL
Sets the range to IHVL.
Query example
:FSEQuence:RANGe?
>Range: IHVL
Returns the range.
:FSEQuence:LOOP
Set
Query
Description
Sets or queries the number of loops for the
sequence.
Syntax
:FSEQuence:LOOP {<NR1>|INFinity}
Query Syntax
:FSEQuence:LOOP?
Parameter
<NR1>
(1~9999)Sets the number of loops
INFinity
Sets the number of loops to infinite.
Return Parameter
<string>
Loop:<NR1>
Example
:FSEQuence:LOOP 1
Sets the number of loops to 1.
Query example
:FSEQuence:LOOP?
>Loop:1
Returns the number of loops(1).
:FSEQuence:TBASe
Set
Query
Description
Sets or queries the Time Base.
Syntax
:FSEQuence:TBASe {<NR2>[s]}
Query Syntax
:FSEQuence:TBASe?
Parameter
<NR2>[s]
0.000025 ~ 0.6s
Return Parameter
<string>
Returns the Time Base in the
following format:
Time Base:<NR2>
Example
:FSEQuence:TBASe 0.3
Sets the time base to 300ms.