Agilent Technologies 87130A manual DELay, Syntax, Description, Example Command, Example Query

Remote Operation

:DELay

:DELay

Syntax

	<channel> 
ROUTe:DELay:<delay time>,	
	<path name> 

	Description
	This commands sets the delay time in seconds required to validate the sense
	lines on a relay for which sensing will be used. The drive signal will be held
	on the relay for this amount of time after the pulse width requirement (refer
	to :WIDTh on page 4-67) has been satisfied.
	The delay time may be set in 5 ms increments up to 1275 ms. The delay time
	defaults to 20 ms when memory is initialized. The delay parameter may be
	an integer or real number.
NOTE	The :DELete and the :DELay shortform is the same. The :DELete command
	applies only in syntax with other subsystems and not directly to channel
	lists.
Example Command	ROUTE:DELAY .02,(@101,103,105);
	OUT:DEL 20ms,(@101,103,105);
	In the above example, the delay time is set to 20 ms for channels 1, 3, and 5.
	ROUTE:DELAY .02,ATTEN_14;
	This command causes the drive to the set of relays (defined by the
	ROUTe:PATH command) with path name ATTEN_14 to be set to 20 ms If the
	path includes two channel lists, all relays in both list are affected.
Example Query	ROUTE:DELAY? (@101,103,105);
	In this case, the sense delay for channels 101, 103 and 105 is read back, with
	the values separated by commas. For example, if all three are set to 20 ms,
	then the readback is:
	+2.000E-02,+2.000E-02,+2.000E-02

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