1257 User Manual
EADS North America Defense
Advanced SCPI Operations 7-3
Test and Services, Inc.
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2001
The first command defines an include list consisting of channels 0
through 4. The second command removes channel 2 from any
include list definitions. After the second command is executed, the
include list now consists of channels 0, 1, 3 and 4. These two
commands are thus equivalent to a single command INCLUDE
(@1(0,1,3,4)).
INCLUDE (@1(0:19))
INCL:DEL
(@1(5:8),1(11,15,17))
The first command defines an include list of channels 0 through
19. The second command removes include list association for
channels 5 through 8 and channels 11, 15, and 17. These two
commands are equivalent to the command:
INCLUDE (@1(0:4,9:10,12:14,16,18,19))
INCL:DELETE:ALL
All include list definitions are deleted.
The include list association for a single channel, for multiple
channels, or for all channels in the system may be checked using
the INCLUDE? query.
For the remainder of this discussion of the INCL? query, assume
the following commands have been executed:
INCL
(@1(3,5))
INCL
(@1(7:10))
INCL
(@1(16,19))
INCL
(@1(14,23))
These
commands define four distinct include groups.
The reply to the query be one of the following:
A)
If no include groups are defined for any of the channels
passed as a parameter, the reply will be a single ASCII
linefeed character. For example, if the query:
INCL? (@1(15))
is specified, the reply will be a single linefeed character,
since channel 15 has not been placed on an include list.
B)
If all channels specified in the query reside on a single
include group, the reply will be a single channel list, and
terminated with an ASCII linefeed character. For example,
the command:
