API Commands

Appendix A

 

 

I- Set Scan Interval

TYPE

Acquisition

 

EXECUTION

Deferred

 

SYNTAX

Inorm,

Set the two configurable scan intervals of the unit where norm and acq are

 

acq

the normal and acquisition scan intervals which have the form:

 

 

hh:mm:ss.t where hh is hours, mm is minutes, ss is seconds, and t is

 

 

tenths of a second.

 

I?

Query scan interval selection.

DESCRIPTION

 

 

The Set Scan Interval (I) command is used to set one of the following two distinct scan intervals:

The first is the “normal” scan interval, used when the unit is collecting scans before the start trigger has occurred or after stop trigger has occurred. Scans in these two regions are called pre-trigger scans and post-stop scans, respectively.

The second is the “acquisition” scan interval, used when the unit is acquiring scans after the start trigger has occurred but before the stop event has occurred. Scans in this region are referred to as post-trigger scans.

The norm and acq arguments represent the normal and acquisition scan intervals, respectively.

The scan interval can be set to run as fast as the current unit configuration will allow. This is referred to as “fast mode”. Each of the two scan intervals can be configured as such by specifying 00:00:00.0 as the argument for the desired scan interval.

When the I command is interrogated by the unit, the unit will determine, by examining its current channel configuration, if it is capable of running at the desired interval. If the unit determines that it is not capable of running at the desired interval, it will automatically enable fast mode for the interval(s) in question. It will also issue a Conflict Error to inform you that it is not running at the user-specified interval.

The scan interval can be programmed from a 24-hour period to a 0.1-second period in increments of 0.1 second. If a scan interval of zero is programmed, the interval will default to fast mode. Likewise, if a scan interval is programmed less than the unit is capable of running at, the interval will default to fast mode.

EXAMPLE

PRINT#1, OUTPUT07;I01:00:00.0, 00:00:00.0X

PRINT#1, OUTPUT07;I?X PRINT#1, ENTER07 LINE INPUT #2, I$

PRINT I$

‘Set normal scan interval to once every hour and acquisition interval to fast mode

‘Query the current scan intervals

‘Screen shows I01:00:00.0,00:00:00.0

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