Chroma 16502 - Description of Command Structure

Descriptions of GPIB Interface (Commands Same as RS232 Interface)
5-5
SENSe
: AVERage
: COUNT
<NR1>
<NR1>
: ZERO
: STATe
<Boolean>
<NR1>
: DATA?
[For query only]
<NR3>
: RANG
<NR1> | MIN | MAX}
<NR1>
: AUTO
<Boolean>
<NR1>
: SPEEd
MAX | VFAST | FAST |
MEDIum | SLOW
MAX | V.FAST | FAST |
MEDI| SLOW
SOURce
: DRY
<Boolean>
<NR1>
: DRIVe
{0 (PULSE+/- ) | 1(PULSE+)
|2(PULSE -) | 3(DC+) |4( DC
-) | 5(DC+ NA) | 6 (STBY)}
<NR1>
READ
[For query only]
<NR3>
TRIGger
: SOURce
INTernal|MANual|EXTernal|B
US|SMT
INT|MAN|BUS | EXT | SMT
: DELay
<NR1>
<NR1>
: EDGE
FALLing | RISIng
FALL | RISI
: [IMMediate]
STATUs
: OPERation
: EVENt?
[For query only]
<NR1>
: ENABle
<NR1>
<NR1>
: PRESet
[No query]
SYSTem
: BEEPer
[: IMMediate]
: MODE
LARGe | SMALl | OFF
LARGE | SMALL | OFF
: MDELay
<NR2>
<NR3>
: LFRequency
50 | 60
50 | 60
: HANDler
CLEAr | HOLD
CLEA R| HOLD
: CONTrast
<NR1>
<NR1>
: KLOCk
<Boolean>
0 | 1
: PRESet
[No query]
: ERRor?
[For query only]
<NR1>,”<string>”
: LOCal
:COMPDISP
<Boolean>
0 | 1
: PADR
[:OFFSet]
<NRf+>
<NR2>
5.3.2 Description of Command Structure
The top of the command tree structure is Root. There are six levels from top to bottom. To
give a certain level of command, it is necessary to follow the specific path to access it. For
example, it is required to state the whole path to give the command of LOWer as shown
below.
Ex. :CALCulate:COMPare:LIMit:LOWer 3.12E2