Sigma LBA-710, LBA-714PC, LBA-300, LBA-712, LBA-708, LBA-500PC, LBA-700, LBA-400 manual Apt?End

I	Integer. ASCII numeric value in integer format.
B	Boolean. ASCII numeric integer value.
	0 = false. 1 = true.
F	Fixed/Floating. ASCII numeric value in fixed or floating point
	notation.
S	String. Series of ASCII characters. Note that the backslash,
	“\”, has special meaning in strings known as an escape
	sequence. To specify a single backslash, you must send two.
	For example: “c:\\spiricon\\lba300pc\\lbapc.cfg” is interpreted
	as “c:\spiricon\lba300pc\lbapc.cfg”. Although other escape
	sequences are recognized there is no reason ever to use them
	with LBA-PC.
T	Time. ASCII numeric integer values in the form
	[[HHH:]MM:]SS.
D	Date. ASCII numeric integer values in the form MM/DD/YY.

You can obtain the current settings associated with any configuration command by sending the command followed by the query character, “?”. Any parameters that are part of a query command is a command error, unless they are specifically allowed in the command description.

Configuration query commands return all of the keys for the specified configuration in the following format:

CCC key=value;key=value;…;key=value;key=value;(^END)

Other query commands respond in ways that are specific to a particular command. See the individual command listings in Appendix A for details.

The following example illustrates the process for setting the Crosshair Location Mode to Peak.

Host sends

:DIS Crosshair=3(^END)

The following example illustrates the process for querying the current Aperture configuration.

Host sends

:APT?(^END)

LBA-PC sends

APT

DrawShape=1;

CenterXLoc=1.600e+01;

CenterYLoc=1.500e+01;

Major=8.000e+00;

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