Anritsu MS9710C - Response Header; Response Data Separator

Section 6 Talker Output Format
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6.2.7 <RESPONSE DATA SEPARATOR>
<RESPONSE DATA SEPARATOR> is defined as follows:
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When multiple <RESPONSE DATA> elements are to be output, <RESPONSE DATA SEPARATOR> must be
placed between them.
6.2.8 <RESPONSE HEADER>
The format of <RESPONSE HEADER> is the same as that of <COMMAND PROGRAM HEADER> stated on
Section 5.2.8 with the exception of the following three points:
(1) Characters that can be used in <response mnemonic> are specified. For alphanumeric characters, only upper-
case characters must be used. Other points are the same as those of <program mnemonic>.
(2) A space cannot be written before a response header while it can be written before a program header.
(3) Only one space can be written before a response header while two or more spaces can be written before a
program header.
On the next page, the response header is explained up to <response mnemonic>.
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It should be noted that only uppercase characters must be used in <response mnemonic>. Other points are
the same as those of <program mnemonic> discussed on Section 5.2.8.)