Programmable DC Electronic Load 63600 Series Operation & Programming Manual
Table 5-3 Suffix Multipliers
5.2.3 Character Data Formats
For command statements, the <NRf+> data format permits entry of required characters. For
query statements, character strings may be returned in either of the forms shown in the
following table. It depends on the length of the returned string.
Character Response Data. They permit the return up to 12 characters.
Arbitrary ASCII Response Data. They permit the return of undelimited 7-bit
ASCII. This data type is an implied message terminator (refer to Separators
5.2.4 Arbitrary Block Data Format
The arbitrary block data returned by query command may take either of the following forms:
<DLABRD> Definite Length Arbitrary Block Response Data:
The <DLABRD> is formatted as:
#<x><yy...y><byte1><byte2><byte3><byte4>…<byteN><RMT>
Where,
<x> is the number of characters in <yy…y>.
<yy…y> is the number of bytes to transfer.
For example, if <yy…y> = 01024, then <x> = 5 and <byte1><byte2><byte3>…<byte1024>
<ILABRD> Indefinite Length Arbitrary Block Response Data:
The <ILABRD> is formatted as:
#<0><byte1><byte2><byte3><byte4>…<byteN><RMT>
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