Agilent Technologies 75000 SERIES B, E1301B, E1300B Command Quick Reference, System Instrument

System Instrument

Command Quick Reference

The following tables summarize SCPI and IEEE 488.2 Common (*) commands for the Agilent E1300/E1031 Mainframe System Instrument.

SCPI Commands Quick Reference
Command	Description
ABO Rt
[IMMediate]	Abort Pacer output.
DIAGnostic
:BOOT
:COLD	Restarts System processor, clears stored configurations.
[:WARM]	Same as cycling power.
:COMMunicate
:SERial[0]
[:OWNer] [SYSTem IBASic NONE]	Allocates the built-in serial interface.
[:OWNer]?	Returns SYST, IBAS, or NONE .
:SERial[n]
:STORe	Stores serial communication parameters into non-volatile storage.
:DOWNload
:CHECked
[:MADDress]	Write data to non-volatile user RAM starting at the specified address
	using error correction.
:SADDress	Write data to non-volatile user RAM at the specified address using
	error correction.
[:MADDress] < address> , < data>	Write data to non-volatile user RAM starting at the specified address.
:SADDress < address> , < data>	Write data to non-volatile user RAM at the specified address.
:DRAM
:AVAilable?	Returns the amount of RAM remaining in the DRAM (Driver RAM)
	segment.
:CREate < size> ,< num_drivers>	Creates a non-volatile RAM area for loading instrument drivers.
:DRIVer
:LOAD < driver_block>	Loads the instrument driver contained in the specified driver_block
	into a previously created DRAM segment.
:LOAD
:CHECked	Loads the instrument driver contained in the specified driver_block
	into a previously created DRAM segment using error correction.
:LIST
[:ALL]	Lists all drivers from all driver tables (RAM and ROM)
:RAM	Lists all drivers found in the RAM driver table.
:ROM	Lists all drivers found in the ROM driver table.
:INTerrupt
:ACTivate [ON OFF 1 0]	Enable VXIbus interrupt acknowledgement.
:SETup[n] [ON OFF 0 1]	Enables or disables System Instrument control of VXI
	interrupt line [n].
:SETup[n]?	Returns current state of SETup[n].
:PRIority[n] [< priority> MIN MAX DEF]	Specifies the priority level of VXI interrupt line [n].
:PRIority[n]? [MIN MAX DEF]	Returns priority level of VXI interrupt line [n].
:RESPonse?	Returns response from the highest priority interrupt line.

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