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Note that the new data format must be used immediately for any further serial
communication.
To query the current data format send:
:SYS:COMM:SER:FORMAT?
The command will return the data format as a 3 character string. For example, if the
data format is no parity, 8 bit per character, 1 stop bit, the returned message will be:
N81
In order to simplify the setting of the serial interface, we have slightly modified the
command set as specified by the SCPI standard. The SCPI standard requires separate
settings for parity, character size, and number of stop bits. The DLS 50 combines the
three settings.
4.7.5 :SYStem:COMMunicate:SERial:PACE <pace>
Set the receiver and transmitter pace method (flow control) of the serial interface, where
<pace> is any of the following choices:
NONE | CTS | RTS/CTS | XON/XOFF | ALL
For example, to set the pace method to RTS/CTS, send:
:SYS:COMM:SER:PACE RTS/CTS
Note that the new pacing must be used immediately for any further serial
communication.
To query the current pacing method send:
:SYS:COMM:SER:PACE?
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