Shift

Phase

 

Front Panel Operation - 4

Press this key to access the phase menu list.

Display

Command Function

PHASE <value>

Set immediate output phase

PHASE:T <value>

Set triggered output phase

PHASE:M <char>

Select the phase mode (FIXED, STEP, PULSE or LIST)

Shape

Press this key to access the shape menu list.

Display

Command Function

SHAPE <char>

Select the immediate output wave shape (SINE,

 

SQUARE, or CSINE) CSIN = clipped sine wave

SHAPE:T <char>

Select the triggered output wave shape (SINE, SQUARE,

 

or CSINE) CSIN = clipped sine wave

SHAPE:M <char>

Select the shape mode (FIXED, STEP, PULSE or LIST)

CLIP <value>

Set the clipping level of the CSIN wave shape. This

 

specifies the point where clipping starts as a percentage of

 

the peak amplitude or percentage of THD.

Pulse

Press this key to access the pulse menu list.

Display

Command Function

WIDTH <value>

Set the pulse width

COUNT <value>

Set the number of output pulses

DCYCLE <value>

Set the pulse duty cycle as a percentage of the pulse period

PER <value>

Set the pulse period

HOLD <char>

Set the parameter that will be held constant as the other

 

parameters change (WIDTH or DCYCLE)

Shift

Output

Press this key to access the output menu list.

Display

Command Function

OUTP:COUP <char>

Select output coupling (AC or DC)

*RST

Execute *RST command to place the ac source in the

 

factory-default state

TTLT:SOUR <char>

Select Trigger Out source coupling (BOT, EOT or LIST)

 

BOT = beginning of trensient

 

EOT = end of transient

 

LIST = TTLT trigger (see Programming Guide)

TTLT:STATE <value>

Set Trigger Out state (ON or OFF)

IMP:STATE <value>

Set output impedance programming (ON or OFF)

IMP:REAL <value>

Set real part of output impedance

IMP:REAC <value>

Set reactive part of output impedance

PON:STATE <char>

Select power-on state command (RST or RCL0)

RI <char>

Sets remote inhibit mode (LATCHING, LIVE, or OFF)

DFI <char>

Sets discrete fault indicator state (ON or OFF)

DFI:SOUR <char>

Select the DFI source (QUES, OPER, ESB, RQS, or OFF)

 

(see Chapter 4 of Programming Guide)

Notes:

 

value = a numeric value

char = a character string parameter

p

and

q

scroll through the command list.

Ø

￿

 

and

 

scroll through the parameter list.

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6812B, 6811B, 6813B specifications

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