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GETA	GET data from Absolute memory location
Classification:	Direct processor control
Command Syntax:	None
Query Syntax:	GETA? <address>
Limits:	<address>
	0 to 4,294,967,295 (BASE = 10)
	-2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647 (BASE = -10)
	0 to FFFFFFFF (BASE = 16)
	-80000000 to 7FFFFFFF (BASE = -16)
Query Response:	<value>
Description:	The GETA? query returns the value of the data stored at the
	memory <address> specified. Up to 32 bits can be read with
	this query (see SIZE command). The returned value <value> is
	formatted according to the current setting of BASE (see the BASE
	command).
	Note – This command will normally be used only with custom
	applications and command files created by Quantum Data.

Other Required Cmds: GETA and GETA? expect and return parameters formatted according to the current radix set by the BASE command.

Example: U s e o n l y w i t h c o d e s u p p l i e d b y Q u a n t u m Data!

GETR	GET data from Relative memory location
Classification:	Direct processor control
Command Syntax:	None
Query Syntax:	GETR?
Query Response:	<value>
Description:	The GETR? query returns the value of the data stored at the
	memory location currently pointed to by the address register
	(see ADDR command). Up to 32 bits can be read with this query
	(see SIZE command). The returned value <value> is formatted
	according to the current setting of BASE (see the BASE command).
	The address register is automatically incremented by SIZE bits
	after the current location has been read.
	Note – This command will normally be used only with custom
	applications and command files created by Quantum Data.
Other Required Cmds: GETR		and	GETR?	expect and return parameters formatted
	according to the current radix set by the BASE command.
Example:	U s e	o n l y	w i t h	c o d e s u p p l i e d b y Q u a n t u m
	Data!

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