Chapter 4 Command Reference
58502A Command Summary
58502A Command SummaryTable
Keyword/Syntax | Parameters | Description |
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*CLS |
| Clears error queue. |
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*IDN? | returns unquoted | Returns identification string. |
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:ALARm? | returns 0 or 1 | 0 = alarm is off, 1 = alarm is on. Alarm is on when any of the |
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DIAGnostic |
| Diagnostic Subsystem (USED WITH OPTION 010 ONLY) |
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:CALibration |
| Node Only |
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:ROSCillator |
| Node Only |
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:EFC |
| Node Only |
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:ABSolute | Send: | Sets the absolute EFC (electronic frequency control) of the |
| <EFC value> or | oscillator. Use UP or DOWN to adjust the EFC by the increment |
| UP or DOWN | specified in the STEP command (see next command). For |
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| example, if present EFC value is 1000 and STEP value is 13, |
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| :EFC:ABS:UP will increase EFC value to 1013. |
:ABSolute? | returns: | Query. |
| <EFC value> |
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:STEP | <EFC increment | Increments the EFC value by this amount. |
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:STEP? | returns <EFC | Query. |
| increment value> |
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INPut |
| INPUT Subsystem |
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:A:QUEStionable? | returns 0 or 1 | Reports if there is a signal present on input A. |
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| 0 = signal present |
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| 1 = no signal present. |
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:B:QUEStionable? | returns 0 or 1 | Reports if there is a signal present on input B. |
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| 0 = signal present (not questionable), |
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| 1 = no signal present. |
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:ALARm? | 0,0,0 or 1,0,0 or | Reports the alarm status of devices connected to the input pins |
| 0,1,0 | (6, 7) of the ALARM/STATUS port. |
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| 0, 0,0 = no alarm exists. |
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| 1, 0,0 = alarm from input A devices connected to pin 6. |
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| 0,1, 0 = alarm from input B devices connected to pin 7. |
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:SELect | A or B | Enables either Input A or Input B. Use the query form to see |
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