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SYNC:TIMeout <timeout>
Description
Sets the synchronization timeout in seconds. Instrument will start averaging after the
timeout if no sync signal is available. Timeout is active only if synchronization is on. If
the nominal averaging interval is changed by
[SENSe:]{CURRent[1..6]|VOLTage[1..6]|[POWer]}:{AC|[DC]}:APERture[:TIME]
command, then the synchronization timeout is set to the nominal averaging interval or 0.3
seconds, whichever is greater.
Parameter(s)
0.015 to 3600 s
Example(s)
SYNC:TIMeout 5.0
SYNC:TIMeout? Response:
5.0
*RST state
0.3
Invalidates
-
Invalidated by
[SENSe:]{CURRent[1..6]|VOLTage[1..6]|[POWer]}:{AC|[DC]}:APERture[:TIME
TIMer Subsystem
The TIMer subsystem contains commands to control the instrument’s internal timer. This
timer provides timestamping information for averaged measurements.
Command Parameter
Default
Value/Unit
Remark
:TIMer
:RESet
:AUTO
:TIME?
ON | OFF ON
-
No query
<curr. unimplemented>
Query only
TIMer:RESet
Description
Resets the internal timer of the instrument. The timer is used to measure memory
recording time and number of averaging cycles. When reset, both the timer's time and
averaging cycles counter are set to zero. The absolute time of last timer reset can be
obtained with command TIMer:RESet:TIME? If this command is sent when storing
averaged values into memory, the timing information will be inconsistent as the timer
will start counting from zero in the middle of data.
Timer is reset automatically at Power On (TIMer:RESet:TIME? Gives Power On time).
Example(s)
TIM:RES