4-5
Programming Commands
Introduction
BIT The BIT command string sets the instrument’s time scale (seconds-per-divi-
sion) to a value which corresponds to the number of bits specified in the
Param variable.
Example OUTPUT Mta;"PROG:NUMB ’Param’,3.5"
OUTPUT Mta;"PROG:STR ’Command’,’BIT’"
OUTPUT Mta;"PROG:WAIT?"
ENTER Mta;A$
OUTPUT Mta;"PROG:STR? ’Response’"
ENTER Mta;Response$
OUTPUT Mta;"PROG:STAT CONT"
CLEAR The CLEAR command string clears the display for persistence mode or error-
trace mode. CLEAR also restarts any trace averaging.
Values of Program Variables
Variable Data Type Value
Command string BIT
Param floating-point number example: 3.5
Response string DONE
Values of Program Variables
Variable Data Type Value
Command string CLEAR
Param There are no parameters for this command.
Response string DONE