Programming Manual
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T3AWG3K-C Series Arbitrary Waveform Generator
True-Arb Operating Mode
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Example
AWGControl:RESET
If the AWG is Stopped, it will reset the AWG to its default state.
Table 37: AWGControl:RESET[:IMMediate]
Command
AWGControl:RMODe { CONTinuous | BURSt | TCONtinuous |
STEPped|ADVAnced }
Description
This command sets or returns the AWG run mode.
Group
Control
Syntax
AWGControl:RMODe
AWGControl:RMODe?
Related Commands
Arguments
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CONTinuous: each waveform will loop as written in the entry
repetition parameter and the entire sequence is repeated
circularly
•
BURSt: the AWG waits for a trigger event. When the trigger
event occurs each waveform will loop as written in the entry
repetition parameter and the entire sequence will be
repeated circularly many times as written in the Burst Count[N]
parameter. If you set Burst Count[N]=1 the instrument is in
Single mode and the sequence will be repeated only once.
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TCONtinuous: the AWG waits for a trigger event. When the
trigger event occurs each waveform will loop as written in the
entry repetition parameter and the entire sequence will be
repeated circularly.
•
STEPped: the AWG, for each entry, waits for a trigger event
before the execution of the sequencer entry. The waveform
of the entry will loop as written in the entry repetition
parameter. After the generation of an entry has completed,
the last sample of the current entry or the first sample of the
next entry is held until the next trigger is received. At the end
of the entire sequence the execution will restart from the first
entry.
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ADVAnced:
it enables the “Advanced” mode. In this mode
the execution of the sequence can be changed by using
conditional and unconditional jumps (JUMPTO and GOTO
commands) and dynamic jumps (PATTERN JUMP commands).
The *RST command sets this parameter to CONTinuous.
Returns
CONTinuous | BURSt | TCONtinuous | STEPped |ADVAnced