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Lake Shore Model 370 AC Resistance Bridge User’s Manual
CRVPT?
Curve Data Point Query
Input:
CRVPT? <curve>, <index>[term]
Format:
nn,nnn
<curve>
Specifies which curve to query. 1
–
20.
<index>
Specifies the points index in the curve. 1
–
200.
Returned:
<units value>, <temp value>[term]
Format:
±
nnn.nnnE
±
nn,
±
nnn.nnnE
±
nn
(Refer to command for description)
Remarks:
Returns a standard or user curve data point.
CSET
Temperature Control Setup Parameter Command
Input:
CSET <channel>,<filter>,<units>,<delay>, <current/power>, <htr limit>,
<htr resistance>[term]
Format:
nn,n,n,nnn,n,n,
±
nnn.nnn
<channel>
Specifies which channel to control from: 1–16.
<filter>
Specifies controlling on unfiltered or filtered readings: 0 = unfiltered, 1 = filtered.
<units>
Specifies setpoint units: 1 = Kelvin, 2 = Ohms.
<delay>
Delay in seconds for setpoint change during Autoscanning: 1–255
<current/power>
Specifies heater output display in current or power: 1 = current, 2 = power.
<htr limit>
Maximum heater range: 1–8. (Refer to
HTRRNG
for detailed range listing.)
<htr resistance>
Heater load in ohms: 1–100,000.
Example:
CSET 16,0,1,30,1,8,100[term]
– The Model 370 controls from channel 16 unfiltered readings. The
setpoint is in Kelvin with a 30 second setpoint change pause time. The heater output is displayed in
current. The heater maximum range limit is set to 100 mA and the heater load is set to 100
Ω
.
CSET?
Temperature Control Setup Parameter Query
Input:
CSET?[term]
Returned:
<channel>, <filter>,<units>, <delay>, <current/power>,<htr limit>, <htr resistance>[term]
Format:
nn,n,n,nnn,n,n,
±
nnn.nnn
(Refer to command for description)
DFLT
Factory
Defaults
Command
Input:
DFLT 99[term]
Remarks:
Sets all configuration values to factory defaults and resets the instrument. The "99" is included to
prevent accidentally setting the unit to defaults.
DISPLAY
Display
Number
Command
Input:
DISPLAY <locations>[term]
Format:
n
<locations> Specifies
number
of locations to display: 1–8.
Example: DISPLAY
7[term]
– Display 7 locations.
DISPLAY?
Display Number Query
Input:
DISPLAY?[term]
Returned:
<locations>[term]
Format:
n
(Refer to command for description)
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