Fluke PM-3370B Default, Not contain the message element, Between the square brackets, without

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Notes:

(1)A message that is specified as a sequency of literals can be sent to the instrument in any upper or lower case combination. The case of the characters has no semantical meaning.

(2)Upper and lower case characters in a syntax specification are used to distinguish between the short and long form of a mnemonic. Upper case specifies the mandatory short form of a mnemonic. The lower case characters specify the remaining part of the (optional) long form.

(3)Literals that are non-printable ASCII characters are underlined. For example, the symbol NL is used to specify the New Line character (0A hexadecimal).

(4)Some syntax specifications use the control symbol ^. The characters that follow this symbol specify a special message that is concurrently sent with the preceding data byte. For example, NL^End specifies that the NL code is sent concurrently with the End message (via the EOI line of the GPIB interface).

META SYMBOL:	MEANING:	EXPLANATION:
=	Is defined to be	Specifies equality.
		Example: <manufacturer> = FLUKE
	Alternative	Specifies an "either" "or" choice.
		Example: <result> = 0 1
< ... >	Non-terminal	A non-terminal is a message element
	symbol	whose syntax specification is defined
		elsewhere. Example:
		A node can be specified as INPut<n>.
		The definition of <n> = [1] 2 is specified
		at another line or even somewhere else.
[ ... ]	Default	This means that the syntax may or may
		not contain the message element in
		between the square brackets, without
		changingthesemanticalmeaningExample:.
		MEASure[:VOLTage][:DC]? means that
		MEASure:VOLTage:DC? is the same
		as MEASure? or MEASure:VOLTage?
		or MEASure:DC?
{ ... }	Repetition	Specifies that the message element in
		between the curly brackets may be
		repeated 0 or more times. Example:
		<parameter> {,<parameter>} specifies
		a comma separated sequence of one or
		more <parameter>’s.