SRS Labs CTC100, User Manual

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Remote Programming 96
CTC100 Programmable Temperature Controller
while (Out1.Tune.Mode != Off) { pause 1 s }
Sy stem setup
system.com.baud { 2400, 4800, 9600, 14400, 19200, 28800, 38400, 57600,
115200, 250000 }
Sets the baud rate for the RS-232 and USB-to-PC interfaces. The interface always has no parity,
8 bits, and 1 stop bit.
system.com.flow ctl { None, RTS/CTS }
Enables or disables hardware flow control for the RS-232 and USB-to-PC interfaces.
system.com.verbose { Low, Medium, High }
Determines how the CTC100 replies when a remote instruction is processed.
Low
: the CTC100 only replies when a query is processed.
Medium : messages are also produced whenever an error occurs.
High:
messages are also sent whenever an instruction sets a parameter, and the messages
include the names of parameters that are set or queried.
V erbose level 2A ? xyz 2A = 37.47
Low 37.4722 (none) (none)
Medium 37.4722 uction (none)
High 2A.Value = 37.4722 2A.Value = 37.47
system.display.Bright { Min, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Max }
Sets the brightness of the front-panel display backlight.
system.display.Figures { 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 }
Sets the maximum number of figures that appear after the decimal point in the replies to remote
queries of floating-point channel values, as well as on the front panel display. This setting does not
affect how data is stored internally.
Each channel also has its own Figures setting that can override this global value.
system.display.Monitors { Show, Hide, Off }
ed by
the getOutput command. These channels display printed circuit board (PCB) temperatures for the
I/O cards as well as heater current, voltage, and resistance. If set to Hide, the monitor channels
are not displayed on-screen but are still logged and still appear in the response to getOutput. If set
to Off, the c
in the response to getOutput.
system.display.Stats { Off, On }
Controls whether statistics are visible in the plot. If set to On and the plot type is single or
multiple, the average and standard deviation for each channel for which statistics collection has
been enabled (with
channel. stats
) is shown next to the channel name. Ponytail plots do not
show the average and standard deviation, but instead show the offset of each channel, if stats
display has been enabled.