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-1.0E+2
+1.0E+2 0.5E+0
0.23
-100.0
+100.0
0.5
Integer Response Data
Integer response data are decimal representations of integer values including signs. For status register query, integer response data
will be returned in most cases.
Examples of integer response data:
0
Signs are optional
+100
l allowed
-100
l allowed
256
not any decimal point
Discrete Response Data
Discrete response data are essentially similar to discrete parameters. The major difference is that only the discrete response data in
the short uppercase format are returned.
Example of discrete response data:
INTernal
power leveled internally
EXTernal
power leveled externally
MMHead
power leveled by millimeter wave source module
Numeric Boolean Response Data
Boolean response data returns a binary numeric value of 1 or 0.
String Response Data
String response data are similar to string parameters. The main difference is that the double quotation marks instead of single
quotation marks must be used as the separator of the string response data. Double quotation marks are allowed to be embedded in
the string response data, with no character. Some examples of string response data are shown below.
"This is a string"
"one double quote inside brackets: ("")"
6) System of numeric value of command
The command value can be entered in the binary, decimal, hexadecimal or octal format. An appropriate identifier should be applied in
front of the value in the binary, hexadecimal or octal format. The identifier is not required in the decimal format (default). The entered
value with no identifier will be saved in the decimal format. The following list shows the identifiers for the formats that require them:
#B means that the figure is a binary value.
#H means that the figure is a hexadecimal value.
#Q means that the figure is an octal value.
The following are examples of SCPI command values and identifiers for the decimal value 45:
#B101101
