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8.6 Message Reference
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Set and Query Temperature Conversion (∆t) Settings
Temperature Conversion (∆t) State
Syntax
Command
Query
Response
:CALCulate:TCONversion:DELTa:STATe <1, 0, ON or OFF>
:CALCulate:TCONversion:DELTa:STATe?
<ON or OFF>
Example
Command
:CALC:TCON:DELT:STAT ON
Query
Response
:CALC:TCON:DELT:STAT?
ON
Temperature Conversion (∆t) Settings
Syntax
Command
Query
Response
:CALCulate:TCONversion:DELTa:PARameter <Initial
resistance>,<Initial temperature>,<Constant>
:CALCulate:TCONversion:DELTa:PARameter?
<Initial Resistance>,<Initial Temp.>,<Constant>
<Initial resistance> = 0 to 110.000E+6 (NR3)
<Reference temperature > = -10.0 to 99.9 (NR3)
<Constant> = -999.9 to999.9 (NR2)
Example
Command
:CALC:TCON:DELT:PAR 100,20,235
Query
Response
:CALC:TCON:DELT:PAR?
100.000E+0,20.0E+0,235.0
Note
When the Temperature Conversion function is enabled, the Temperature
Correction function is disabled.
The unit of initial resistance is Ω.
The unit of initial temperature and constant is °C.
Set and Query the Averaging Function Setting
Averaging Function State
Syntax
Command
Query
Response
:CALCulate:AVERage:STATe <1, 0, ON or OFF>
:CALCulate:AVERage:STATe?
<ON or OFF>
Example
Command
:CALC:AVER:STAT ON
Query
Response
:CALC:AVER:STAT?
OFF