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16 Remote Control
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IDA - 3106 Narda
16.5 Syntax rules for remote control
commands
16.5.1 Commands to the IDA - 3106
The following types of command can be transmitted to the IDA - 3106:
•
GET
: gets information about the actual settings of the IDA - 3106
•
SET
: changes a setting on the IDA - 3106
Remote control syntax is based on ASCII strings. The command interpreter
does not distinguish between upper and lower case characters
(
Command [Parameter_1]; = COMMAND [Parameter_1];
).
For clarity, some commands contain underline characters
(e.g.
F_MIN
,
BI_VALUE
).
Rules for GET commands
• Each GET command comprises a command string and a question mark:
Command?;
• No distinction is made between upper and lower case characters:
Command?;
=
COMMAND?;
• Each GET command must end with a
semicolon (;)
.
Rules for SET commands
• Each SET command comprises a command string and a specific number
of parameters:
Command [Parameter_1],...,[Parameter_n];
• The command must be separated from the parameters by one or more
spaces
.
• Parameters must be separated from each other by a
comma
.
•
/LF
can be used optionally as a separator between parameters.
• The command string must
not
contain a
question mark (?)
. Also, the
command string must not contain the characters
/DC1
and
/DC3
for
sequence control.
• The command must end with a
semicolon (;)
.