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(3) Output terminals
Set and query the output terminal
Syntax
Command
: OUTPut[:STATe]
<1/0/ON/OFF>
Query
: OUTPut[:STATe]?
Response <1/0(NR1)>
Description
Sets or queries the output terminal.
When set to ON: Put in the status set by OUTPut:ON:MODE .
When set to OFF: Put in the status set by OUTPut:OFF:MODE .
Example
:OUTP 0
Sets the output terminal to OFF.
:OUTP?
0
The output terminal is set to OFF.
Set and query when the output terminal is ON
Syntax
Command
: OUTPut: ON: MODE
<NORMal/HIMPedance/ZERO>[,<1 to
12(NR1)>]
Query
: OUTPut: ON: MODE?
[<1 to 12(NR1)>]
Response <NORMAL/HIMPEDANCE/ZERO>
Description
Makes the setting or query when the output terminal for the channel specified using the
last parameter is set to ON.
Command: If channel numbers are omitted, the same settings are made in all the
channels.
Query: If parameters are omitted, the settings of all channels separated by commas are
returned.
Example
:OUTP: ON: MODE NORM,1
When the output terminal is set to ON, the set voltage is output to the C and positive
terminals for channel 1.
:OUTP: ON: MODE NORM
When the output terminal is set to ON, the set voltage is output to the C and positive
terminals for all 12 channels.
:OUTP: ON: MODE? 1
NORMAL
The setting is made so that the set voltage is output to the C and positive output terminals
for channel 1 when the output terminal is set to ON.
Set and query when the output terminal is OFF
Syntax
Command
: OUTPut: OFF: MODE
<HIMPedance/ZERO>
Query
: OUTPut: OFF: MODE?
Response <HIMPEDANCE/ZERO>
Description
Makes the setting or query when the output terminals for all channels are set to OFF.
Example
:OUTP: OFF: MODE ZERO
When the output terminal is set to OFF, the C and positive terminals for all 12 channels,
and the negative terminal are short-circuited.
:OUTP: OFF: MODE?
ZERO
The setting is made so that the C and positive terminals for all 12 channels, and the
negative terminal are short-circuited when the output terminal is set to OFF.
Set and query the output expansion terminal (CHAIN terminal)
Syntax
Command
:OUTPut: CHAin[:STATe]
<1/0/ON/OFF>
Query
:OUTPut: CHAin[:STATe]?
Response <1/0(NR1)>
Description
Sets or queries the ON/OFF of the output expansion terminal (RY terminal).
Example
:OUTP: CHA 1
Enables the output expansion terminal.
:OUTP: CHA?
1
The output expansion terminal is set to ON.
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