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INTERCEPTOR 147 2 Mbit/s and Data Analyzer
RES:ACTIVE_TIMESLOTS?
Results: Active Timeslots query only
Response is a string of characters indicating which timeslots
are active. For more information, see “Active Timeslots.”
(Also see the RES:TIMESLOT command.)
Short form:
RES:ATMSL?
Not Ready Value: “ NOT READY”
Example:
>
RES:ATMSL?
Asks which timeslots are active.
“F..34......12............567..01”
Timeslot 0 contains the FAS
Word; MFAS is not being used;
and Timeslots 3, 4, 11, 12, 25,
26, 27, 30, and 31 are active.
Note that only the last digit of
the timeslot number is shown
(for example, Timeslot 25
appears as a 5 and Timeslot 31
appears as a 1), and the timeslots
are in listed in sequence (0
through 31).
>
RES:TMSL 25
Announces that timeslot 25 will
be the timeslot to view.
>
RES:TMSL?
Requests the values for the
timeslot.
“10111001” Timeslot 25 contains the
indicated values.
RES:AVL_SEC?
Results: Available Seconds query only
Short form: RES:AVLS?
Not Ready Value:
-1
RES:BER?
Results: Bit Error Rate query only
Not Ready Value: -1.0E + 0