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INTERCEPTOR 147 2 Mbit/s and Data Analyzer
The values used in the length parameter may be as follows:
DD 00 to 99
HH 00 to 23
MM 00 to 59
The start time is relative to the time the histogram buffer
was turned on. For example, if the histogram buffer is
turned on today at 2:00 pm, and you want the Histogram
Print to contain that portion of the histogram starting at
3:15 pm tomorrow, DD/HH:MM would be 01/01:15.
Therefore, you must know when the histogram buffer was
turned on. (Often, the start time is the same as the buffer
turn-on time. In that case, the start time is 00/00:00.)
Example:
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SET:HSTS “01/01:15” Tells the INTERCEPTOR
147 that the histogram
portion to be eventually
printed is to be that portion
that begins one day and
one hour and fifteen
minutes after the histogram
buffer was turned on.
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SET:HSTS? Requests the histogram
start time.
“01/01:15” The histogram’s start time
is one hour and fifteen
minutes after the histogram
buffer was turned on.
SET:HSTT [GRAPH | LIST | ?]
Set the histogram type. command/query
SET:IABCD [“<4-bit string>” | ?]
Set the transmit idle ABCD bits. command/query
(See also SET:ABCD.)