NF ZM2371, Instruction Manual

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5.6 Command Explanation
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:CALCulate1:LIMit:CLEar
Description: Clears the primary parameter limit comparison fail flag to “0” (pass).
Setting example: :CALC1:LIM:CLE
Clears the primary parameter limit comparison fail flag.
:CALCulate1:LIMit:FAIL?
Description: Queries whether the primary parameter limit comparison result is “fail”
or not.
Response: {1|0}
1: Fail (LO or HI)
0: Pass (IN)
Query example: :CALC1:LIM:FAIL?
Response example: 0
The primary parameter is “pass”.
− − −
Upper and lower limit values of primary parameters in limit comparison
− − −
The upper and lower limit values used for the limit comparison function are common
to those of BIN1 for the comparator function (bin sorting). Either setting has same
effect.
:CALCulate1:LIMit:LOWer[:DATA] <lower limit value>
:CALCulate1:LIMit:LOWer[:DATA]?
Description: Sets/queries the lower limit value of primary parameters used for limit
comparison.
Parameters: <lower limit value> {numeric value, range 0,  (1E-16 to
9.11) }
MAX / MIN can be used.
Setting example: :CALC1:LIM:LOW 1.23456E-06
Sets the lower limit value of primary parameters used for limit
comparison to 1.23456
 .
Response: <lower limit value> {numeric value, format NR3}
Query example: :CALC1:LIM:LOW?
Response example: +1.23456E-06
The lower limit value of primary parameters used for limit comparison
is 1.23456
 .
:CALCulate1:LIMit:LOWer:STATe {ON|OFF|1|0}
:CALCulate1:LIMit:LOWer:STATe?
Description: Sets/queries whether the lower limit value is compared or not in the
limit comparison of primary parameters.
Parameters: {ON|1} Lower limit value is compared.
{OFF|0} Lower limit value is not compared (corresponding to No
Limit of panel operation).
Setting example: :CALC1:LIM:LOW:STAT ON
Sets so that the lower limit value is compared in the primary parameter
limit comparison.
Response: {1|0}
Query example: :CALC1:LIM:LOW:STAT?
Response example: 1
The lower limit value is compared in the primary parameter limit
comparison.