Ceyear 3986 Series, Руководство по программированию

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3 SCPI
3.1 Command description
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Command Description ................................................... ............ ...................................................26
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Common Commands......................................................................................................................26
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Instrument-specific Commands......................................................................................................29
3.1 Command description
This chapter provides detailed command reference information to facilitate remote control, including:
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Common commands;
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Instrument commands;
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Detailed function description and instructions of associated command;
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Supported command formats (setting or query);
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Parameter description, including: data type, value range and default value (unit);
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If not indicated, the current command only applies to 3986.
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Other descriptions.
3.2 Common Commands
The common command is used to control general functions including the instrument status register,
status report, synchronization and data storage. The application method and function of the common
command are applicable to different instruments. All the common commands can be identified by the
first “*” in the command word, which are defined in details in IEEE488.2.
The explanations and descriptions of the IEEE488.2 common commands are as follows.
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*CLS................................................................ ................................................27
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*ESE
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*ESR?
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*IDN?
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*OPC
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*RST
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*SRE
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*STB?
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*TRG
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*WAI
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Use of commands:
Unless otherwise specified, the commands can be used to set or query.
If a command is only used for setting or query or it is only used to start an event, it will be separately
described in the instructions of the command.
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