ILX Lightwave FPM-8200, User Manual

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G P I B C O M M A N D R E F E R E N C E
GPIB Command Reference
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FPM-8200
C H A P T E R
4
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Action Requests the currently defined message terminator.
Response 0 through 6, interpreted as follows:
0 = <CR><NL><^END>
FPM−8200 default
1 = <CR><NL>
2 = <CR><^END>
3 = <CR>
4 = <NL><^END>
IEEE−488 Standard
5 = <NL>
6 = <^END>
Notes All other settings than TERM 4 are out of compliance with IEEE 488 specifications. They are pro−
vided for flexible compatibility with various GPIB drivers.
See TERM (above) for more information.
Example Term?˙Response 0 means the message terminator is the FPM−8200 default: <CR><NL><^END>
Action Requests the time since the last time the FPM 8200 was powered ON.
Response ASCII character data in the form
hours:minutes:seconds
Notes Maximum time (clock "turns over") is1193 hours (~50 days).
The TIME clock is independent of the TIMER clock. See TIMER? below.
Example Time?
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Response 0:32:01.76 means 32 minutes and 1.76 seconds have elapsed since power−ON.
Actions Requests the time since the last TIMER? query.
Resets the TIMER clock to zero.
Response ASCII character data in the form
hours:minutes:seconds
Notes Maximum time (clock "turns over") is 1193 hours (~50 days).
The TIMER clock is independent of the TIME clock. See TIME? above.
The TIMER clock is set to zero at power−ON, so the first response will be the same as a TIME?
query.
Example Timer?˙Response 0:00:12.07 means 12.07 seconds have elapsed since the last TIMER? query.
TERM?
Terminator?
C
OMMON
D
EVICE
D
EPENDENT
F
RONT
P
ANEL
TIME? C
OMMON
D
EVICE
D
EPENDENT
F
RONT
P
ANEL
TIMER? C
OMMON
D
EVICE
D
EPENDENT
F
RONT
P
ANEL