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KFM2151
Remote Control
4.4.1 Command Syntax
This manual denotes SCPI commands using the following format.
[SENSe:]VOLTage[:DC]:RNAGe:AUTO
SCPI commands can be issued using the short form. The short form of an SCPI
command is the section of the command written in uppercase.
SCPI commands can be sent in the long form or short form. Since SCPI commands
are not case-sensitive, VOLT, Volt, and volt are all accepted as the short form of
VOLTage. In the long form, VOLTAGE, Voltage, and voltage are all acceptable.
• A space is required between the program header section and the parameter
section.
• Multiple parameters, when available, are concatenated using commas.
• Commands are concatenated using semicolons (complex command).
VOLTage:PROTection:UPPer 200;LOWer 100
In the second command, the root node VOLTage:PROTection: is omitted. This is
because the path is set to VOLT:PROTection by the first command
VOLTage:PROTection:UPPer.
This compound command is the same as entering the following commands.
VOLTage:PROTection:UPPer 200
VOLTage:PROTection:LOWer 100
An error occurs if a node that is not defined in the current path is designated.
Commands of different subsystems can be concatenated using colons and
semicolons.
CHANnel:VOLTage:NSELect 1;:MEASure:VOLTage?
This compound command contains two root nodes, CHANnel and MEASure.
When the second or subsequent command starts with a colon, the path specified
by the previous command is cleared.
• The maximum number of characters that can be transmitted in a single line is
255.
Special symbols
Special symbols used in this manual to describe SCPI commands are defined below.
• Characters and numbers delimited by “|” in braces indicate that one of the items
is to be selected.
Do not include the braces in the actual program.
• The characters < > indicate program data.
Do not write < > in the actual program.
• Brackets indicate option data.
When option data is not sent with the program, the default value is applied.
Do not write [] in the actual program.