Hioki RM3542, Instruction Manual, Page: 170 / 218

9.10 Device Compliance Statement
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“Information on compliance to standards” based on the IEEE 488.2 standard
9.10 Device Compliance Statement
1. IEEE 488.1 interface functions See: "GP-IB Specifications (Interface Functions) (RM3542-01
only)" (p. 98)
2. Operation with a device address other than 0
through 30
A setting outside the 0 to 30 range cannot be made.
3. Timing of changed device address recognition A change of address is recognized immediately after changing.
4. Device settings at power on The status information is cleared, and all other items are pre-
served. However, the header on/off setting, and response
message separator and terminator are all reinitialized.
5. List of message exchange options
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Input buffer capacity and operation
See: "Input Buffer" (p. 108)
Queries to which multiple response message units are re-
turned
:CALCulate:STATistics:NUMBer?
........................2
:CALCulate:STATistics:MAXimum? ......................2
:CALCulate:STATistics:MINimum?
......................2
:CALCulate:STATistics:LIMit? ...........................4
:CALCulate:STATistics:DEViation?
.................2
:CALCulate:STATistics:CP? ..................................2
:MEMory:DATA?
......................... Number of stored values
:CALCulate:LIMit:ABS? ............................................2
:CALCulate:LIMit:PERCent?
..................................2
:SYSTem:DATE? ...............................................................3
:SYSTem:TIME?
...............................................................3
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Queries producing responses as syntax checking is per-
formed:
All queries produce responses when syntax checking is
performed.
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Whether any queries produce responses when read:
There are no queries which produce response messages at
the instant they are read in by the controller.
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Whether any commands are coupled:
There are no relevant commands.
6. Summary of functional elements for use when
constructing device specific commands, and
whether compound commands or program
headers can be used:
The followings can be used
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Program message
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Program message terminator
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Program message unit
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Program message unit separator
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Command message unit
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Query message unit
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Command program header
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Query program header
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Program data
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Character program data
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Decimal program data
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Compound commands and program headers
7. Buffer capacity limitations for block data Block data is not used.