Fluke PM-3394B, PM-3380B, PM-3390B Query form SENSeVOLTagenDCRANGePTPeak? MINimum MAXimum

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

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

MINimum MAXimum

<n>	[1] 2 3 4
	Note: Channel 3 not applicable for PM33x0B.
<NRf>	The vertical sensitivity for channel <n> in peak-to-
	peak volts, expressed in full scale (8 divisions).
MINimum	Selects the minimum possible peak-to-peak value.
MAXimum	Selects the maximum possible peak-to-peak value.

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

[MINimum MAXimum]

Response: <NR3>
<NR3>	The vertical sensitivity for channel <n> in peak-to-
	peak Volt, expressed in full scale (8 divisions).

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

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

Description:

Controls the vertical sensitivity for an input channel. The vertical sensitivity (expressed in full scale, 8 divisions) for channel <n> is set to a value of <ptpeak> volts. If a detectable probe is attached, the <ptpeak> value is considered to be at the probe tip; otherwise the value is at the BNC plug.

The number of points with which a trace is written on the screen depends on the resolution of the trace sample points (FORmat command). If the resolution is 8 bits, the number of points is 200 for the whole screen, which implies 200 / 8 = 25 points per division. If the resolution is 16 bits, the number of points is 200 * 256 = 51200 for the whole screen, which implies 51200 / 8 = 6400 points per division.