Tegam 2411B, Operation Manual

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Chapter 8 Advanced Remote Operation
Waveform Memory Format - Example
Example:
An 8 point sine wave down loaded into wave 2, address 48.
WVFM:WAVE 2;MEM 48,#40016
binary_data \n
Where binary_data are the following values as bytes sent to the GPIB or RS-232.
|128| 0|218|129|255|255|218|129|128| 0|37|126| 0| 0| 37|126|
The complete command as bytes in memory would look like the following:
|'W'|V'|'F'|'M'|':'|'W'|'A'|'V'|'E'|' '|'2'|';'|'M'|'E'|
|'M'|' '|'4'|'8'|','|'#'|'4'|'0'|'0'|'1'|'6'|128| 0 |218|
|129|255|255|218|129|128| 0| 37|126| 0 | 0 | 37|126| 10|
In BASIC
A$="WVFM:WAVE 2;MEM 48,#40016"+CHR$(128)+CHR$(0)
+CHR$(218)+CHR$(129)+CHR$(255)+CHR$(255)
+CHR$(218)+CHR$( 129)+CHR$( 128)+CHR$(0)+CHR$(37)+CHR$(126)
+CHR$(0)+CHR$(0)+CHR$(37)+CHR$(126)+CHR$(10)
In C
{
int i;
char wvfm_buffer[100];
char data[16]= {128,0,218,129,255,255,218,129,128,0,37,126,0, 0,37,126}
sprintf(wvfm_buffer,"WVFM:WAVE 2;MEM 48,#40016");
for(i=0; i < 16; i++)
wvfm_buffer[i+25] = data[i]; /* 25 bytes in header */
wvftn_buffer[16+25] = '\n'; /* end of block */
}
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