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SENSe:VOLTage<n>[:DC]:RANGe:OFFSet

Syntax: SENSe:VOLTage<n>[:DC]:RANGe:OFFSet <NRf>

MINimum MAXimum

<n>

[1] 2 3 4

 

Note: Channel 3 and 4 not applicable for PM33x0B.

<NRf>

The vertical offset for channel <n> in volts.

MINimum

Selects the minimum possible vertical offset.

MAXimum

Selects the maximum possible vertical offset.

Query form: SENSe:VOLTage<n>[:DC]:RANGe:OFFSet?

[ MINimum MAXimum]

Response: <NR3>

<NR3>

The vertical offset for channel <n> in volts.

If MINimum was specified, the minimum possible value is returned.

If MAXimum was specified, the maximum possible value is returned.

Description:

Controls the vertical offset for an input channel. The vertical offset for channel <n> is expressed in volts. If a detectable probe is attached, the offset value is considered to be at the probe tip, otherwise at the BNC plug.

After a *RST command, the vertical offset for each channel is zero.

Coupled values:

The range of the offset value is directly coupled to the range of the vertical sensitivity per division (SENSe:VOLTage<n>:RANGe:PTPeak).

Example:

 

Send SENSe:VOLTage2:RANGe:OFFSet 1E-1

Sets 100 mV offset for

 

channel 2.

Front panel compliance:

The SENSe:VOLTage<n>:RANGe:OFFSet command is the remote equivalent of the front panel POS knobs.

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