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6.4.1 Interface Commands 111
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ANALOG Monitor Out Parameter Command
Input
ANALOG <output>,<input>,<units>,<high value>,

<low value>,<polarity>[term]
Format n,n,n,±nnnnn,±nnnnn,n
<output>
Output 2 is the only valid entry and must be included (included for com-
patibility with other Lake Shore temperature instruments). 2 = Output 2
<input> Specifies which input to monitor. 0 = none, 1 = Input A, 2 =Input B

<units> Specifies the units on which to base the output voltage: 1 = kelvin, 2 =

Celsius, 3 = sensor units
<high value> If output mode is Monitor Out, this parameter represents the data at

which the Monitor Out r100% output.Entered in the units

designated by the <units> parmeter. Refer to OUTMODE command.
<low value> If output mode is Monitor Out, this parameter represents the data at

which the analog output reaches -100% output if bipolar, or 0% output

if positive only. Entered in the units designated by the <units> parmeter.
<polarity> Specifies output voltage is 0 = unipolar (positive output only) or

1 = bipolar (positive or negative output)
Example ANALOG 2,1,1,100.0,0.0,0[term] sets Output 2 Voltage mode to monitor Input A
kelvin reading with 100.0 K at +100% output (+10.0 V) and 0.0 K at 0% output (0.0 V).
Remarks Use the OUTMODE command to set the output mode to Monitor Out. The <input>
parameter in the ANALOG command is the same as the <input> parameter in the OUT-
MODE command. It is included in the ANALOG command for backward compatibility
with previous Lake Shore temperature monitors and controllers. The ANALOG com-
mand name is also named as such for backward compatibility.
ANALOG? Monitor Out Parameter Query
Input
ANALOG? <output>[term]
Format n
Returned <input>,<units>,<high value>,<low value>,<polarity>[term]
Format n,n,±nnnnn,±nnnnn,n (refer to command for definition)
ATUNE Autotune Command
Input
ATUNE <output>,<mode>,[term]
Format n,n
<output>
Specifies the output associated with the loop to be Autotuned: 1 or 2.
<mode> Specifies the Autotune mode. Valid entries: 0 = P Only, 1 = P and I,

2 = P, I, and D.
Example ATUNE 2,1 [term] initiates Autotuning of control loop associated with output 2, in
P and I mode.
Remarks If initial conditions required to Autotune the specified loop are not met, an Autotune
initialization error will occur and the Autotune process will not be performed. The
TUNEST? query can be used to check if an Autotune error occurred.
BRIGT
Display Brightness Command
Input
BRIGT <brightness value>[term]
Format n
<brightness value> 0–3
Remarks Sets the display brightness for the front panel display 0=25%, 1=50%, 2=75%,
3=100%.