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TIME DELay
Command:
TIME:DEL
n
delay units
<CR><LF>
Response:
OK<CR><LF>
Query:
TIME:DEL
n
?<CR><LF>
Response:
delay
<CR><LF>
Description: Sets the time delay for channels A through D. The possible values
for
n
are shown below.
1
Delay for channel A leading edge
2
Delay for channel A trailing edge
3
Delay for channel B leading edge
4
Delay for channel B trailing edge
5
Delay for channel C leading edge
6
Delay for channel C trailing edge
7
Delay for channel D leading edge
8
Delay for channel D trailing edge
delay
can be set from -999.999999999999 to +999.999999999999 in one
picosecond increments. It is not necessary to include the sign for zero or positive
values.
The possible values for
units
are shown below. The default value is seconds.
PS
or
E-12 for picoseconds
NS
or
E-9
for nanoseconds
US
or
E-6
for microseconds
MS
or
E-3
for milliseconds
The query response is always in seconds and includes the sign.
Example:
Set Channel A rising edge delay to 10 milliseconds.
TIME:DEL1 0.01<CR><LF>
reply:
OK<CR><LF>
Example:
Set Channel A rising edge delay to 10 nanoseconds.
TIME:DEL1 10NS<CR><LF>
reply:
OK<CR><LF>
Example:
Query Channel A rising edge delay.
TIME:DEL1?<CR><LF>
reply:
+ 000.000 000 010 000 <CR><LF>
