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Release Date 9 July 2021
Anemoment LLC
3.
Sync
: The sync trigger mode adjusts the internal trigger sampling to align with the sync
trigger, otherwise the TSM-PM operates on its internal trigger. For instance, this is
useful for aligning samples to a GPS Pulse Per Second clock so multiple instruments can
trigger simultaneously without being connected to the same trigger. Sync pulses can
have a very long time between pulses.
Display Command
The
‘display’
command prints a
table indicating the name and
description of each signal
available, whether it is tagged
or not, what the tag value is,
how many decimals are
displayed, whether the signal is
enabled to be added to the serial output string, and the units for each measurement.
Show, Hide, Tag, Untag, and Decimal Commands
The ‘
show
’, ‘
hide
’, ‘
tag
’, ‘
untag
’, and ‘
decimal
’ commands operate similarly. They enable a
measurement, disable a measurement, display the tag for a measurement, remove the tag for a
measurement, or adjust the number of decimals for an output; respectively.
When invoked without a parameter, they display the options available. The ‘
show
’ command
only lists the values that are available to be shown, similarly the ‘
hide
’ command only lists the
values that can be hidden. (The ‘
hide
’ command provides a convenient list of all values currently
being displayed.) The ‘
tag
’ and ‘
untag
’ commands show only the values available to be tagged
and untagged, and the ‘
decimal
’ command only lists the values that allow changing their decimal
resolution.
Tag and Parameter Delimiters (New in 2.0)
The display output can be modified by changing the delimiters between the tag and the
parameter value, and between measurement values. The tag delimiter is a single character
display immediately after the parameter tag and is controlled by the
tagdelim
command. The
delimiter between measurement values is a single character displayed immediately after the
parameter value is displayed. This value is controlled by the
paramdelim
command. The default
value for both delimiters is a space character.
Figure 8: Display Command Output Example