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INITiate[:IMMediate]
Changes the state of the triggering system from "idle" to "wait-
for-trigger", and clears the previous set of measurements from
reading memory. Measurements begin when the specified
trigger conditions are satisfied following the receipt of INIT.
Example: CONF:VOLT:DC 10
SAMP:COUN 5
TRIG:SOUR BUS
INIT
*TRG
FETC?
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Storing measurements in reading memory with INITiate is
faster than sending measurements to the instrument's output
buffer using READ? (provided you do not send FETCh? until
done). The INITiate command is also an "overlapped"
command. This means that after executing INITiate, you can
send other commands that do not affect the measurements.
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To retrieve the measurements from the reading memory, use
FETCh?. Use DATA:REMove? or R? to read and erase all or part
of the available measurements.
● Use ABORt to return to idle.
R? [<reading_number>]
Reads and erases measurements from reading memory up to
the specified <reading_number>.
The measurements are read and erased from the reading
memory starting with the oldest measurement first.
Ex:SAMP:COUN 5
INIT
R? 4
Returns: #263-1.12816521E-04,-1.13148354E-04,-1.13485152E-
04,-1.13365632E-04
“#2” represents the length of readback data is 2 digits.
“63” represents the total length of readback data.
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If you do not specify a value for <reading_numbe>, all
measurements are read and erased.
Ex: SAMP:COUN 2
INIT
R?
Returns: #231-1.12816521E-04,-1.13148354E-04
● The R? and DATA:REMove? queries can be used during a long
series of readings to periodically remove readings from
memory that would normally cause the reading memory to