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11.1 Terminator
<NL>
：
The EOI line is asserted by New Line or ASCII Line Feed character.
(Decimal 10, Hex 0x0A, or ASCII ‘\n’)
11.2 Notation Conventions and
Definitions
The following conventions and definitions are used in this chapter to describe
RS-232 operation.
< > Angular brackets enclose words or characters that are used to symbolize a
program code parameter or an RS-232 command.
[ ] A square bracket indicates that the enclosed items are optional.
\n Command Terminator
11.3 Command Structure
The LCR-6000 commands are divided into two types: Common commands
and SCPI commands.
The common commands are defined in IEEE std. 488.2-1987, and these
commands are common for all devices. The SCPI commands are used to
control all of the LCR-6000's functions.
The SCPI commands are tree structured, three levels deep. The highest level
commands are called the subsystem commands in this manual. So the lower
level commands are legal only when the subsystem commands have been
selected.
A colon (:) is used to separate the higher level commands and the lower level
commands.
Semicolon (;) A semicolon does not change the current path but separates two
commands in the same message.
