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TempScan / MultiScan User's Manual
Chapter 16: API Command Reference 311
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- Set Scan Interval
TYPE
Acquisition
EXECUTION
Deferred
SYNTAX
Inorm,
acq
Set the two configurable scan intervals of the unit where
norm
and
acq
are
the normal and acquisition scan intervals which have the form:
hh:mm:ss.t
where
hh
is hours,
mm
is minutes,
ss
is seconds, and
t
is
tenths of a second.
I?
Query scan interval selection.
DESCRIPTION
The
Set Scan Interval
(
I
) command is used to set the following two types of scan intervals:
•
Normal Scan Interval.
The
normal
scan interval is used when the TempScan/1100 or MultiScan/1200 unit
is acquiring scans before the
Trigger
(trigger start event) has occurred, or after the
Stop
(trigger stop event)
has occurred. These two scanning regions are called the
Pre-Trigger
scan and the
Post-Stop
scan,
respectively.
•
Acquisition Scan Interval.
The
acquisition
scan interval is used when the TempScan/1100 or
MultiScan/1200 unit is acquiring scans after the
Trigger
(trigger start event) has occurred, but before the
Stop
(trigger stop event) has occurred. This middle scanning region is called the
Post-Trigger
scan.
The
norm
and
acq
arguments represent the
normal
and
acquisition
scan intervals, respectively.
The scan interval can also be set to run at the
minimum scan interval
, yielding the fastest scan rate that the
current system configuration will allow. This is referred to as
fast mode
. Either the
normal
or
acquisition scan
interval
can be set to
fast mode
, by specifying the following scan interval –
00:00:00.0
– in the
I
command.
When the
I
command is interrogated by the unit, the unit will determine, by examining its current channel
configuration, if it is capable of running at the desired interval. If the unit determines that it is not capable of
running at the desired interval, it will automatically default to
fast mode
for the interval(s) in question. It will also
issue a Command Conflict Error to inform you that it is not running at the user-specified interval.
The scan interval can be programmed from a 24-hour period to a 0.1-second period in increments of 0.1 second.
In addition to setting the scan interval to zero, if the scan interval is programmed for a value less than the unit is
capable of running at, the unit will also default to
fast mode
.
For more information on scan intervals, see section
Scan Configuration
in the chapter
System Configuration
.
EXAMPLE
PRINT#1, OUTPUT07;I01:00:00.0,
00:00:00.0X
‘ Set
normal
scan interval to once every hour and
acquisition
scan interval to fast mode
PRINT#1, OUTPUT07;I?X
‘ Query the current scan intervals
PRINT#1, ENTER07
LINE INPUT #2, I$
PRINT I$
I01:00:00.0,00:00:00.0
‘ Screen shows the current scan intervals
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