Anritsu MT8801C - Page 382

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4.3 Response Message Format
(4) RESPONSE DATA
CHARACTER RESPONSE
DATA
NUMERIC RESPONSE
DATA
STRING RESPONSE
DATA
(5) CHARACTER RESPONSE DATA
Character response data consists of uppercase alphabetic characters from A to Z,
lowercase alphabetic characters from a to z, the underline “_”, and the numbers
0 to 9. These characters can be used in specified combinations.
(6) NUMERIC RESPONSE DATA
<
0 to 9
>
—
• Any number except 0 can be placed at the beginning digit.
• There is no need for a + sign before a positive number.
<Integer Format (NR1)>
<Example>
123
— 1234
<
0 to 9
>
—
<Integer Format (NR1)>
<
0 to 9
>
.
• Any number except 0 can be placed at the beginning digit.
• There is no need for a + sign before a positive number
• If there are zeros after the decimal point, the numeric data
is output in integer format.