This group of commands controls the output of data to output channels. They
are summarized in Table 16.
6.5.5.1
OUTPut[n]:CALC <numeric_value>
This command selects the calculation type for which results are output to a
given output channel. It is equivalent to setting CALCULATION with the
OUTPUT CHAN soft-key function (see Section 5.3.2 ). The output channel
number is given by the OUTP suffix n. If it is omitted output channel 1 is as-
sumed. The command SYST:CONF:OCH? (Section 6.5.8.12) can be used to
determine the number of installed output channels. The <numeric_value> spec-
ifies the calculation type according to Table 17. The *RST command sets the
calculation type to 0 (temperature) for all output channels.
Example command: OUTP1:CALC 0
6.5.5.2 OUTPut[n]:CALC?
This query command returns the calculation type for a given output channel.
The output channel number is given by the OUTP suffix n. If it is omitted out
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put channel 1 is assumed. The response is a number showing the calculation
type (see Table 17).
Example command: OUTP1:CALC?
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Command
Action
OUTPut[n]:CALC <numeric_value> Select calculation type for an output channel
OUTPut[n]:CALC? Query calculation type for an output channel
OUTPut[n]:NCHannel <channel> Select negative input channel for an output channel
OUTPut[n]:NCHannel? Query negative input channel for an output channel
OUTPut[n]:PCHannel <channel> Select positive input channel for an output channel
OUTPut[n]:PCHannel? Query positive input channel for an output channel
OUTPut[n][:STATe] <Boolean> Enable or disable output channel
OUTPut[n][:STATe]? Query state of output channel
Table 16 Output Channel Commands
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