6RL SERIES OPERATION MANUAL
SECTION 7: REMOTE PROGRAMMING
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Condition “Local“ is active (check the display or control panel on the front of your
unit), which will prevent any remote control
The unit is already remotely controlled by another interface
The unit in setup mode, means the user has accessed the setup menu and not left it
yet
Switch a unit to remote control:
If you are using SCPI command language, send a text command (the space is required):
SYST:LOCK˽1 or SYST:LOCK˽ON
Leaving remote control can be done in two ways: using the dedicated command or by
switching the unit to “Local” condition. We will consider the first option, because this is
about programming.
E
xit remote control:
If you are using SCPI command language, send a text command (the space is required):
SYST:LOCK˽0 or SYST:LOCK˽OFF
7.12.2
SCPI Command Syntax
The following syntax formats are supported for commands and/or queries:
Format
Description
Values
This numeric value corresponds to the value in the display of the unit and depends on the
nominal values of the unit. Rules:
- The value must be sent after the command and separated by a space
- Instead of a numeric value you can also use:
MIN
corresponds to the minimum value of the parameter
MAX
corresponds to the maximum value of the parameter
<NR1>
Numeric values without decimal place
<NR2>
Numeric values with decimal place
<NR3>
Numeric values with decimal place and exponent
<NRf>
<NR1> or <NR2> or <NR3>
Unit
V (Volt), A (Ampere), W (Watt), OHM, s (Seconds)
<CHAR>
0..255: Decimal value
<+INT>
0..32768: Positive integer value (output from unit)
<B0>
1 or ON: Function is/will be activated
0 or OFF: Function is/will be deactivated
<B1>
NONE: manual operation active, switching to remote control possible
LOCal: local (manual) operation only, reading of data possible
REMote: unit is in remote control
<ERR>
Error with number (-800 to 399) and description
<SRD>
String data, various formats:
- IP address as number string with dots as separator, for example “192.168.0.2“
- Key words, for example AUTO or OFF
<Time>
[s]s.s[s][s][s][s][s][s] / Default format is seconds (s.s)
;
The semicolon is used separate multiple commands within one message
:
The colon separates the SCPI keywords (main system, subsystems)
[ ]
Lowercase letters and the content of square brackets are optional
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