Tabor Electronics 5064, User Manual

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Command Separator ..................................................................................................... 5-4
The MIN and MAX Parameters ..................................................................................... 5-5
Querying Parameter Setting .......................................................................................... 5-5
Query Response Format ............................................................................................... 5-5
SCPI Command Terminator .......................................................................................... 5-5
IEEE-STD-488.2 Common Commands......................................................................... 5-5
SCPI Parameter Type.................................................................................................... 5-6
Numeric Parameters .................................................................................................. 5-6
Discrete Parameters .................................................................................................. 5-6
Boolean Parameters .................................................................................................. 5-6
Arbitrary Block Parameters ........................................................................................ 5-6
Binary Block Parameters ........................................................................................... 5-7
SCPI Syntax and Styles................................................................................................... 5-7
Instrument Control Commands ........................................................................................ 5-14
Standard Waveforms Control Commands........................................................................ 5-24
Arbitrary Waveforms Control Commands......................................................................... 5-31
Sequenced Waveforms Control Commands .................................................................... 5-38
Modulated Waveforms Control Commands...................................................................... 5-44
PSK Modulation Programming ...................................................................................... 5-46
QAM Modulation Programming ..................................................................................... 5-50
Run Mode Commands ..................................................................................................... 5-53
Auxiliary Commands ........................................................................................................ 5-58
Digital Pulse Programming ............................................................................................ 5-59
Counter/Timer Programming ......................................................................................... 5-64
Half Cycle Programming................................................................................................ 5-67
System Commands ....................................................................................................... 5-69
IEEE-STD-488.2 Common Commands and Queries ....................................................... 5-74
The SCPI Status Registers............................................................................................ 5-75
The Status Byte Register (STB) .................................................................................... 5-75
Reading the Status Byte Register ............................................................................. 5-76
Clearing the Status Byte Register ............................................................................. 5-76
Service Request Enable Register (SRE) .................................................................. 5-78
Standard Event Status Register (ESR)...................................................................... 5-78
Standard Event Status Enable Register (ESE) ......................................................... 5-79
Error Messages ............................................................................................................... 5-80