Remote Control - Commands
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OUTPut:TTL[1]:ACTive[?] LOW | HIGH
Specifies whether the value set via
OUTP:TTL:LVOL
(
LOW
) or via
OUTP:TTL:HVOL
(
HIGH
) should be
applied if the measured value causes a limit violation at the TTL output.
*RST
value:
LOW
OUTPut:TTL[1]:FAIL[?] LOW | HIGH
Specifies whether the value set via
OUTP:TTL:LVOL
(
HIGH
) or via
OUTP:TTL:HVOL
(
LOW
) should be
applied if the measured value causes a limit violation at the TTL output.
*RST
value:
HIGH
Note:
The
OUTP:TTL:ACT
and
OUTP:TTL:FAIL
commands are identical, except
for the opposite meaning of the parameters.
OUTPut:TTL[1]:FEED[?] <string>
Sets the calculate block whose limit handling controls the TTL voltage. If the measured value of this
calculate block violates a limit and limit monitoring is active, the voltage specified in
Æ
Table 6-9
(first
line) is output.
Value range:
"CALC1:LIM","CALC2:LIM","CALC3:LIM","CALC4:LIM"
*RST
value:
"CALC1:LIM"
OUTPut:TTL[1]:HVOLtage[?] <float_value>
Sets the high voltage for the TTL output.
Unit:
V
Value range:
0 V to 3.3 V
*RST
value:
3.3 V
OUTPut:TTL[1]:LVOLtage[?] <float_value>
Sets the low voltage for the TTL output.
Unit:
V
Value range:
0 V to 3.3 V
*RST
value:
0 V
Note:
The value for the lower TTL level may be greater than the value for the
upper TTL level.
