Tektronix 071-0590-00 user manual Resstart?, Resstop?, Ressync?

Remote Commands

res_start?

Results Start (Time). This command returns a quoted string indicating the start time, either of the current test interval or the previous test interval, depending on the setup of TEST PREV and the current test state.

Min. Abbr.	res_sta?
Returns	<qstring>, <qstring> in the format: yy/mm/dd
	"hh:mm:ss.th" where yy = year, mmm = month (JAN, FEB, ...,
	DEC), dd = day, hh = hours, mm = minutes, ss = seconds, th =
	tenths and hundreds of seconds.
Example	res_start?	(command)
	RES_START "20/DEC/93, "14:00:00.00"	(response)

res_stop?

Results Stop (Time). Returns a quoted string indicating the stop time of the previous test interval. This command will produce a return if and only if previous results are available. Previous results become available after TEST STATE has made at least one RUN to STOP transition.

Min. Abbr.	res_sto?
Returns	<qstring>, <qstring> in the format: yy/mm/dd
	"hh:mm:ss.th" where yy = year, mmm = month (JAN, FEB, ...,
	DEC), dd = day, hh = hours, mm = minutes, ss = seconds, th =
	tenths and hundreds of seconds.
Example	res_stop?	(command)
	RES_STOP "20/DEC/93", "14:30:00.00" (response)

res_sync?

Results Synchronization Loss Seconds. This command returns the number of seconds in which one or more pattern synchronization loss events occurred, either in the current test interval so far or in the previous test interval, depending on the setup of TEST PREV and the current test state.

Min. Abbr.	res_sy?
Returns	<NR1>
Example	res_sync?	(command)
	RES_SYNC 23	(response)

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