Reference Multimeter and 8 ½ Digit Multimeter
SCPI Commands Reference
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Note 2:
There are no CONFigure commands for the DIGitize function;
MEASure:DIGitize? is an invalid command.
Note 3:
<range> is is a scientific floating point value, (in base units), these are the same
values as used with the :SENSe:<meter_fn>:<range> commands. <resolution> is
the absolute resolution value and is the same value used in “SENSe” commands.
Note 4:
• The fuctions FREQuency & PERiod Counter commands () do not have
settable range. If used, DEFault must be the first parameter to these
configurations.
• The second parameter sets the gate time.
Note 5:
For CONFigure:TEMPerature
• The SCPI template is :TEMPerature
[<transducer>[,type>[,expected_value>[,resolution>]]]]. <type> and
<expected_value> are only required if the <resolution> parameter is used.
• If used, the <resolution> parameter can be one of: 0.0001, 0.001, MINimum,
MAXimum or DEFault.
• If used, the <expected_value> parameter must be entered as DEFault.
• Where <TRANsducer> is "TC"; <type> must be one of J|R|E|N|U|C|L|T|B|K|S.
• Where <transducer> is " RTD", "TRTD" or "FRTD"; if used, DEFault must be
entered as the <type> parameter (the product implements only the industrial
standard Callendar-van Dusen coefficients; that is <type> = 85).
Note 6:
CONFigure query responses.
The response to CONFige? for the functions CAPacitance, CURRent:AC,
CURRent:DC, FRES, RES, VOLTage:AC, VOLTage DC, XCURrent:AC and
XCURrent:DC is: "<meter_fn> <range>,<resolution>" (note that the quotes are
part of the response).
Where:
<meter_fn> is the short-form of the SCPI function.
<range> is a scientific floating-point value.
<resolution> is the absolute resolution as a scientific floating-point
value.
For example, sending: CONF:VOLT 1.0,DEF;:CONF? returns: "VOLT
+1.0E+0,+1.0E-4"
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