Hioki 3332 - 8.4 Command Reference

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8.4 Command Reference
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:Command
Indicates functions of message reference
Syntax
: Indicates the command syntax. ("_" in the syntax indicates a space.)
<>
: Indicates the data format or character data for a command that
includes data.
Function
: Describes the function of the command.
Response
: Indicated only for commands for which a response message is
returned.
Example
Transmission
Response
: Shows a simple example illustrating the usage of the command.
All transmissions are indicated in "short form."
: A command that is sent by the controller
: Data that is received by the controller
Note
: Describes points that require special attention when using the
command.
Error
: Indicates the what kinds of errors might occur. Note that
misspellings are a type of error that applies to all commands, and
are therefore not explicitly mentioned.
Data formats indicated in this manual
A: display items (see table
)
NR1: integer
NR2: fixed point number
NR3: floating point number
NRf : includes all three formats
Data format indicated as <A>
Voltage V(U)
Current A(I)
Effective power W(P)
Apparent power VA (S)
Reactive power VAR (Q)
Power factor PF
Phase angle DEG
Frequency FREQ
Integration current AH (IH)
Positive integration power PWH/ (PWP/PINTEG)
Negative integration
power
MWH/(MWP/MINTEG)
Total integration power WH/(WP/INTEG)
Current peak IP
Integration time TIME
The settings by the following commands
are not backed up by the batteries.
When powering on, the settings are
reset. It is necessary to set again.
Command
Reset
data
*ESE, ESE0, ESE1,
ESE2, *SRE
0
HEADer ON
RS232C:ANSWer OFF
RS232C:HANDshake OFF
TRANsmit:SEParator
TRANsmit:TERMinator
0（;）
0（LF）
( ): can be also used
NOTE
8.4 Command Reference
This unit does not fully conform to IEEE488.2, and to the extent possible
should be used only for indicated reference data. Also, ensure that the length
of a single command does not exceed 1,000 bytes. (When using XON/XOFF or
hardware handshaking with the RS-232C interface, limit the length of a single
command to 750 bytes.)