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INTERCEPTOR 147 2 Mbit/s and Data Analyzer
6.3.1 Syntax for Commands and Queries
The general format for entering commands is:
command:subcommand parameter1,parameter2
terminator
There is a colon between the command and the
subcommand, and there is a space between the
subcommand and the first parameter (when there is a
parameter). If there is more than one parameter, the
parameters are eparated by a comma. A command always
ends in a terminator. (The terminator is whatever you have
set it to be. See the SET:TERM command.)
You may enter more than one command at a time. Just
separate the commands with a semicolon and when you
are finished entering commands, enter a terminator, as
illustrated below.
command:subcommand;command:subcommand
terminator
Additionally, when you type a string of commands, if they
all begin with the same command, you do not need to type
the command each time; just type the subcommand and
parameters as in the following example (which does not
repeat the “SET:” command before the “HSTC”
subcommand).
SET:HSTB OFF;HSTC
When you enter a series of commands in a single string, the
responses will be presented as a string separated by
semicolons.