Returns a list of modules that are currently mounted into the mainframe. If a slave mainframe (page
13) is connected, the modules of the slave mainframe are included as well.
The returned string contains a series of module descriptors, separated by “
;
“. Each module
descriptor is formatted as follows:
•
the slot number (0-based), followed by “
=
“
•
the number of relays in the module, followed by “
x
”
•
the number of paths of each relay, followed by “
:1
”
•
if the relay supports path 0 as well (all terminals disconnected), a “
*
” follows
•
the termination of each relay is indicated as “
-T
” (terminated) or “
-UT
” (unterminated);
see also page 9
Example query:
SYST:CONF?
Example response:
"0 = 1x6:1*-T; 3 = 4x2:1-UT"
In this example, in the first slot there is a module with a single 6:1 relays (which can also do path 0,
i.e. disconnect all terminals from the common terminal), which is terminated (i.e. all disconnected
terminals, except for the common terminal, are terminated); and another module in the 4
th
slot,
which contains four relays, all 2:1, unterminated.
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