Remote Commands
Commands
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UNCERT?
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Coupled
IEEE-488 RS-232
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(Uncertainties command) Shows specified uncertainties for the current output. If there are
no specifications for an output, shows zero.
Parameter: 1. (optional) Preferred unit of primary output uncertainty or PCT (default)
2. (optional) Preferred unit of secondary output uncertainty or PCT
(default)
Response: 1. (float) 90-day specified uncertainty of primary unit
2. (float) 1-year specified uncertainty of primary output
3. (character) Unit of primary output uncertainty
4. (float) 90-day specified uncertainty of secondary unit
5. (float) 1-year specified uncertainty of secondary output
6. (character) Unit of secondary output uncertainty.
Example: UNCERT? shows 6.120E-01,6.150E-01,PCT,9.50E-02,
1.150E-01,PCT
UUT_FLUSH
Sequential Overlapped
Coupled
IEEE-488 RS-232
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(Flush UUT Receive Buffer command) Flushes the UUT receive buffer for data received
from the UUT over the Calibrator rear panel SERIAL 2 TO UUT serial port. The
command can be sent over GPIB or RS-232 ports, but applies to SERIAL 2 TO UUT
serial port operation.
Parameter: (None)
Example: UUT_FLUSH
Flush the Calibrator receive data buffer for the UUT.
UUT_RECV?
Sequential Overlapped
Coupled
IEEE-488 RS-232
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(UUT Receive Data query) Shows data from the UUT in IEEE-488.2 Standard format
over the Calibrator rear panel SERIAL 2 TO UUT serial port. The command can be sent
over GPIB or RS-232 ports, but applies to SERIAL 2 TO UUT serial port operation.
Response: <data> (binary block data in definite length format from UUT)
Example: UUT_RECV? shows #211+1.99975E+0
Shows (for example) a measurement from the UUT. The format is #2 (two numbers
follow) 11 (characters follow) +1.99975E+0 (11 characters).
UUT_RECVB?
Sequential Overlapped
Coupled
IEEE-488 RS-232
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(UUT Receive Binary Data query) Shows binary data as integers from the UUT serial
port. Use the UUT_RECV? command instead if receiving ASCII data.
Parameter: (Optional) Maximum number of integers per line
Response: (Indefinite ASCII) Comma separated integers as follows:
1. (integer) Number of data bytes shown that do not include the count
2. (integer) Data from the UUT serial port as series of comma separated
integers
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