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n = 1 = Output Attenuator for Primary Path 1
n = 2 = Output Attenuator for Primary Path 2
For a 1:2 system with Input and Output Attenuators with Slope
n = 1 = Module 1 in Primary Path 1
n = 2 = Module 1 in Standby Path
n = 3 = Module 2 in Primary Path 2
n = 4 = Module 2 in Standby Path
n = 5 = Module 3 in Primary Path 1
n = 6 = Module 3 in Primary Path 2
n = 7 = Module 3 in Standby Path
INTERNAL CALENDAR/CLOCK = CLK
The SET command requires a twenty-character parameter that sets the date and time of the internal calendar/clock.
Command
Parameters
Remote Command Sequence: $CLKYyyyyMmmDddHhhNnnSss
Unit Response:
$CLK
Command
Parameters
Remote Command Sequence: ?CLK
Unit Response:
?CLKYyyyyMmmDddHhhNnnSss
Y: Year indicator
yyyy: Year, four-digit ASCII numeric characters, MSD
transmitted first, LSD last.
M: Month indicator
mm: Month, two-digit ASCII numeric characters
D: Day indicator
dd: Day, two-digit ASCII numeric characters
H: Hour indicator
hh: Hour, two-digit ASCII numeric characters
N: Minute indicator
nn: Minute, two-digit ASCII numeric characters
S: Second indicator
ss: Second, two-digit ASCII numeric characters
AMPLIFIER CURRENT LIMITS = LIM
The SET command requires three parameters. One is a single digit in length representing the amplifier path. The other
two are both three characters in length representing the high and low amplifier current limits in milliamps.
Command
Parameters
Remote Command Sequence: $LIMaLlllHhhh
Unit Response:
$LIM
a = A1 or A2 (1 or 2 respectively)
lll = low limit in milliamps
hhhh = high limit in milliamps
