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Chapter 8 Advanced Remote Operation
Arbitrary Sync Pattern Programming - Combined Waveform and Sync Programming
Block Sync Programming (continued)
Example :
WVFM:MEMS 0, #40005<DABl><DAB2><DAB3><DAB4><DAB5>\n
With <DAB1>=1, <DAB2>=2, <DAB3>=4, <DAB4=8> and <DAB5=8>
Combined Waveform and Sync Programming
Send combined sync and waveform data values either as individual pairs or as binary block data to the
waveform memory. Both waveform and sync data will be changed. This command applies to all wave-
forms except STDW.
WVFM:MEMX
{<start_addr>,
<<<sync_val>,<wvfm_val>> | arb_data_block>[,
<<<sync_val>,<wvfm_val>> | arb_data_block>]...}
<start addr> Specifies the starting point of the programmed data in the selected waveform and ranges
from 0 to the size of the waveform -1.
<<sync_val>, A bit field value between 0 and 15 representing Sync 1 to Sync4.
<wvfm val>> The 16 bit waveform value between -32768 and 32767.
Example : 4 data points as comma separated pairs.
WVFM:MEMX 0, 1,0, 1,1, 2,2, 15,-1
Programs 4 sync points as shown below:
ADDR SYNC4 SYNC3 SYNC2 SYNC1 WVFM
0 0 0 0 1 0
1 0 0 0 1 1
2 0 0 1 0 2
3 1 1 1 1 -1
<arb data block>
A single binary data block holding up to 1365 points (4095
bytes) of combined sync/waveform data. Each point consists
of 3 bytes as shown below. A sequence of comma separated
blocks may be used to cover large memory areas. This is
fastest way for data transfer and thus the preferred method.
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