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6.6.1 Interface Commands 145
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DISPLAY Display Setup Command
Input
DISPLAY <mode>,<num fields>,<output source>[term]
Format n,n,n
<mode>
Specifies display mode: 0 = Input A, 1 = Input B, 2 = Input C,
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3 = Input D, 4 = Custom, 5 = Four Loop, 6 = All Inputs,
(7 = Input D2, 8 = Input D3, 9 = Input D4, 10 = Input D5 for
3062 option)
<num fields> When mode is set to Custom, specifies number of fields
(display locations) to display: 0 = 2 large, 1 = 4 large, 2 = 8 small.
When mode is set to All Inputs, specifies size of readings:
0 = small with input names, 1 = large without input names
<displayed output> Specifies which output, and associated loop information, to
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display in the bottom half of the custom display screen:
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1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2, 3 = Output 3, 4 = Output 4
Example DISPLAY 4,0,1[term] —set display mode to Custom with 2 large display fields, and set
custom output display source to Output 1.
Remarks The <num fields> and <displayed output> commands are ignored in all display modes
except for Custom.
DISPLAY? Display Setup Query
Input
DISPLAY?[term]
Returned <mode>,<num fields>,<output source>[term]
Format n,n,n (refer to command for description)
FILTER Input Filter Parameter Command
Input
FILTER <input>,<off/on>,<points>,<window>[term]
Format a,n,nn,nn
<input>
Specifies input to configure: A - D (D1 - D5 for 3062 option).
<off/on> Specifies whether the filter function is 0 = Off or 1 = On.
<points> Specifies how many data points the filtering function uses.
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Valid range = 2 to 64.
<window> Specifies what percent of full scale reading limits the filtering function.
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Reading changes greater than this percentage reset the filter. Valid
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range = 1 to 10%.
Example FILTER B,1,10,2[term] —filter input B data through 10 readings with 2% of
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full scale window.
FILTER? Input Filter Parameter Query
Input
FILTER? <input>[term]
Format a
<input>
Specifies input to query: A - D (D1 - D5 for 3062 option).
Returned <off/on >,<points>,<window>[term]
Format n,nn,nn (refer to command for description)
HTR? Heater Output Query
Input
HTR? <output>[term]
Format n
<output>
Heater output to query: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2
Returned <heater value>[term]
Format +nnn.n
<heater value>Heater output in percent (%).
Remarks HTR? is for the Heater Outputs, 1 and 2, only. Use AOUT? for Outputs 3 and 4.