Chroma 66204 - Comparator Limit Settings; Voltage Limit Configuration

Using Remote Control
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Description: This query command returns the result of comparison. The return
value is PASS/FAIL/NONE.
Setting syntax: none
Setting parameters: none
Query syntax: COMParator:RESult?<PMT>
Return parameters: <CRD>, NONE | PASS | FAIL
Header on: :COMPARATOR:RESULT<space><CRD><RMT>
Header off: <CRD><RMT>
Example: none
[CALCulate:]COMParator:FAIL?
Type: Channel-Specific.
Description: This query command returns the measured items which are out of
programmed boundaries. The return strings of measured item are
listed in Response Parameters.
Setting syntax: none
Setting parameters: none
Query syntax: COMParator:FAIL?<PMT>
Return parameters: <CRD>, NONE, V, VPK+, VPK-, THDV, I, IPK+, IPK-, IS, CFI, THDI,
W, PF, VA, VAR, ENEG, FREQ
Header on: :COMPARATOR:FAIL<space><CRD>,<CRD>,...<RMT>
Header off: <CRD>,<CRD>,...<RMT>
Separator 0: <CRD>,<CRD>,...<RMT>
Separator 1: <CRD>;<CRD>;...<RMT>
Example: none
[CALCulate:]COMParator:ITEM
Type: Channel-Specific.
Description: This command is used to select measured items as comparison
items in GONG mode.
Setting syntax: COMParator:ITEM<space><CRD>,<CRD>,<CRD>,…<PMT>
Setting parameters: <CRD>, NONE, V, VPK+, VPK-, THDV, I, IPK+, IPK-, IS, CFI, THDI,
W, PF, VA, VAR, ENEG, FREQ
Query syntax: COMParator:ITEM?<PMT>
Return parameters: <CRD>, NONE, V, VPK+, VPK-, THDV, I, IPK+, IPK-, IS, CFI, THDI,
W, PF, VA, VAR, ENEG, FREQ
Header on: :COMPARATOR:ITEM<space><CRD>,<CRD>,…<RMT>
Header off: <CRD>,<CRD>,…<RMT>
Separator 0: <CRD>,<CRD>,…<RMT>
Separator 1: <CRD>;<CRD>;…<RMT>
Example: none
[CALCulate:]COMParator:LIMit:V
Type: Channel-Specific.
Description: This command sets upper and lower boundaries of voltage (r.m.s) in
GONG mode.
Setting syntax: COMParator:LIMit:V<space><NR2>,<NR2><PMT>
Setting parameters: <NR2>, -1 ~ 99999.9999, -1 denote don’t care.
Query syntax: COMParator:LIMit:V?[<space><MAX | MIN>]<PMT>
Return parameters: <NR2> , -1 ~ 99999.9999
Header on: :COMPARATOR:LIMIT:V<space><NR2>,<NR2><RMT>