NF Wave Factory WF1947, Instruction Manual

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WF1947/WF1948 Instruction Manual (External Control)
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Query parameter
<memory>
<memory> ::= <INT>
<INT> → Memory number: 0 to 128
Response format
<name>,<data>
<name> ::= <STR>
<STR> → Arbitrary wave name (20 characters)
<data> ::= <BLK>
* For <BLK>, see the setting parameter
Remarks
 <format>, <number>, <data[i]>, <x[i]>, and <y[i]> are binary data.
(Big endian)

<data[i]> is the two's complement form and from -32767 (H'8001) to 32767 (H'7FFF).
If a value is -32768 (H'8000), set it as -32767 (H'8001).
 The control point <x[i]> is treated as a numeric value of X axis from 0 up to 31th power of two.
The numeric range is expressed as a range from H'00000000 to H'7FFFFFFF in hexadecimal.
If data exceeds the setting range, it is treated as an error and no command is executed.
 The control point <x[i]> must be sorted in ascending order from the beginning of data.
If it is not sorted, an error occurs.
 The control point <y[i]> is treated as a numeric value of Y axis from -32767 to 32767.
The numeric range is expressed as a range from H'8001 to H'7FFF in hexadecimal.
The value 0 is expressed as H'0000.
-32768 (H'8000) is set as -32767 (H’8001).
If the amplitude width of actual signal output is ±1.0 Vp-p, 1 LSB 1/32767 V is used.
* All of the logical signal output values are not guaranteed.
 Arbitrary wave memory number 0 is the edit memory.
 The arbitrary wave name of the memory number 0 is "<Edit Memory> "(20 characters).
 Array format data cannot be set for the arbitrary wave memory number 0.
 Arbitrary wave name cannot be set for the arbitrary wave memory number 0.
If it is specified, it is ignored.