INPut:THReshold[:LEVel]
INPut:THReshold[:LEVel] <level>,(@<ch_list>) • allows
programmatically setting the input threshold level for each input configured channel.
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| level |
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| ch_list |
| string | 100 - 163 | none |
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Comments | • <level> can be set to a resolution of .375V |
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•. While input polarity is set to NORMAL, an input level higher than the threshold level is considered a logic one, and an input level lower than the threshold level is considered a logic zero. If input polarity is set to INVerted, an input level higher than the threshold level is considered a logic zero and an input level lower than the threshold level is considered a logic one.
Note The value sent for <level> will be rounded to the nearest multiple of 0.375 Volts. For instance, 5 would be 4.875, 10 would be 10.125, 9.5 would be 9.375, and 15 would be 15. The INP:THR:LEV? query will return the actual setting.
•Related Commands: INPut:POLarity, INP:THR:LEV?
•*RST Condition: INP:THR:LEV = 1.875
•Send with VXIplug&play Function: hpe14XX_cmd(...)
INPut:THReshold[:LEVel]?
INPut:THReshold[:LEVel]? (@<channel>) returns the threshold level set for <channel>.
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| channel | string | 100 - 163 | none |
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Comments • <channel> must specify a single channel.
