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SCPI
Remote Interface Reference
• SCPI Command Summary, on page 155
• Simplified Programming Overview, on page 168
• Using the APPLy Command, on page 170
• Output Configuration Commands, on page 179
• Pulse Configuration Commands, on page 192
• Amplitude Modulation (AM) Commands, on page 197
• Frequency Modulation (FM) Commands, on page 200
• Phase Modulation (PM) Commands, on page 204
• Frequency-Shift Keying (FSK) Commands, on page 200
• Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) Commands, on page 203
• Frequency Sweep Commands, on page 215
• Burst Mode Commands, on page 223
•Triggering Commands, on page 231
• Arbitrary Waveform Commands, on page 234
• State Storage Commands, on page 245
• System-Related Commands, on page 249
• Interface Configuration Commands, on page 254
• Phase-Lock Commands (Option 001 Only), on page 258
• The SCPI Status System, on page 260
• Status Reporting Commands, on page 270
• Calibration Commands, on page 274
• An Introduction to the SCPI Language, on page 276
• Using Device Clear, on page 281
SCPI
SCPI
Throughout this manual “default” states and values are identified. These
are the power-on default states provided you have not enabled the
power-down recall mode (see “Instrument State Storage” in chapter 3).
If you are a first-time user of the SCPI language, please refer to these sections to become
familiar with the language before attempting to program the function generator.
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