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Remote Control
INTERCEPTOR 147 2 Mbit/s and Data Analyzer
after you enter the SET:HSTM MAN command. When set
to MAN, you can use the SET:HSTL command to set the
length of the histogram.
Example:
>
SET:HSTM? Requests the current
setting.
AUTO The current mode is
AUTO.
>
SET:HSTM MAN Sets the mode to manual
so that the length can be
set using the SET:HSTL
command.
>
SET:HSTL “02/23:09” Sets the histogram length
to be 2 days, 23 hours,
and 9 minutes long.
>
SET:HSTL? Requests the histogram
length.
“02/23:09” The histogram length is 2
days, 23 hours, and 9
minutes.
SET:HSTP[?]
Set the Histogram Print. query only
Use the SET:HSTP? query to find out whether or not there
is a histogram in the Print Buffer. If there is a histogram
in the Print Buffer, the request triggers the printout.
SET:HSTR [SIG_LOSS | FAS_LOSS|
MFAS_LOSS | PATT_LOSS | AIS| TS16_AIS|
FAS_DIST | MFAS_DIST | PATT_SLIP|
BIT_ERRS| CODE_ERRS| FAS_ERRS|
MFAS_ERRS| CRC4_ERRS| UNAVL_SEC|
ERR_SEC| SES| CHER| ALL | ?]
Set the histogram results. command/query
SET:HSTS [“<DD/HH:MM>” | ?]
Set the histogram start time. command/query
Used to set (or request) the histogram’s start time.