Tektronix 2714, Programmer'S Manual

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2714 & 2715 Programmer Manual
3–1
Functional Groups
The instrument-specific commands and queries have been listed several different
ways in this manual to make them more convenient to the user. The level of
detail increases as you progress through the manual.
Table 3–1 provides a quick reference that contains all instrument-specific
commands and queries. Tables 3–2 to 3–16 relate each remote command to a
corresponding front panel control or menu. Command and Query Definitions
provides a detailed description of each command and query. Command and
Query Definitions includes all commands and queries available for the 2714 or
2715 listed in alphabetical order with a discussion of each, syntax examples, data
formats, and other useful information.
The capital letters in a header indicate the minimum number of letters that must
be supplied for the 2714 or 2715 to recognize the header. For instance, the query
ACQ?
would produce the same response as the query
ACQmode?
. The lowercase
letters are optional, additional letters that may be used to clarify the meaning of
the header. The spectrum analyzer accepts either upper or lowercase letters, but it
WILL NOT accept headers that contain letters other than those indicated in the
following tables. For instance, if the tables show a command in this form,
CMEas
you can enter the command in any combination of upper and lowercase letters as
in these examples:
CME
CmEA
cMeas
However, attempts to enter the command using a different combination of letters,
as in the following examples, will be ignored.
CMEASURE
cma
An SRQ and an error message will be generated. See Status Reporting for
additional information.