Anritsu MS9710C - Non-Decimal Numeric Program Data

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5.3 Program Data Format
5.3.4 <NON-DECIMAL NUMERIC PROGRAM DATA>
<NON-DECIMAL NUMERIC PROGRAM DATA> is program data used to transfer decimal, octal, and binary
numeric data as non-decimal numeric values. Non-decimal data always begins with #. It is defined as shown in the
coding syntactical chart below.
When an unspecified character string is sent, a command error occurs.
<digit>
# Q/q
H/h C/c
D/d
E/e
F/f
B/b
A/a
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
0
B/b
1
0
The character string following #H or #h is
accepted by the device as a hexadecimal
number.
The character strings in parentheses are
decimal numbers.
#Habc1230 (11,256,099D)
#hAbC123
#H2DC3 (11,715D)
#h2dc3
#H8301 (33,537D)
#h8301
The character string following #Q or #q is
accepted by the device as an octal number.
#Q37 (31D)
#q37
#Q26703 (11,715D)
#q26703
The character string following #B or #b is
accepted by the device as a binary number.
#B101010111100000100100011 (11,256,099D)
#b0010110111000011 (11,715D)