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Command Reference
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8.4
Header and Parameters
The commands consist of a command header and parameters. (See the following.)
For example
comp:nom 100.0e3
Header Parameter
Headers can be of the long form or the short form. The long form allows easier
understanding of the program code and the short form allows more efficient use of the
computer.
Parameters may be of two types as follows.
(A) Character Data and String Data Character data consists of ASCII characters. The
abbreviation rules are the same as the rules for command headers.
(B) Numeric Data
(a)
<
integer>:
For example, 1,+123,-123
(b)
<
float>: For example, 1.23e3, 5.67e-3, 123k, 1.23M, 2.34G, 1.234
(c) <scifloat>: For example, +1.03
The available range for numeric data is 9.9E37. When numeric data is used as a
parameter, the suffix multiplier mnemonics and suffix units (The suffix
multiplier must be used with the suffix unit) can be used for some commands as
follows.
Table 8-1 Multiplier Mnemonics
Definition
Mnemonic
1E18 (EXA)
EX
1E15 (PETA)
PE
1E12 (TERA)
T
1E9 (GIGA)
G
1E6 (MEGA)
MA
1E3 (KILO)
K
1E-3 (MILLI)
M
1E-6 (MICRO)
U
1E-9 (NANO)
N
1E-12 (PICO)
P
1E-15 (PEMTO)
F
1E-18 (ATTO)
A
8.5
Command Reference
All commands in this reference are fully explained and listed in the following functional
command order.
⚫
DISPlay Subsystem
⚫
FUNCtion Subsystem
⚫
FETCh Subsystem
⚫
COMParator Subsystem
⚫
CORRection Subsystem
⚫
TRIGger Subsystem
⚫
ERRor Subsystem