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8.3.5 Specific Commands for Data Input
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Syntax
:MEMory:SWEep:RECeive? <ch>
<ch> Channel number
= 1 to 4 (1 to 2 for the 7075-01)
Response
syntax
(Header ON)
:MEMORY:SWEEP:RECEIVE
#0<binary>[NL]
(Header OFF)
#0<binary>[NL]
Syntax
:MEMory:SWEep:SEND
<ch>,#0<binary>[NL]
<ch> Channel number
= 1 to 4 (1 to 2 for the 7075-01)
#0<binary>[NL]
Input loaded sweep data by the
:MEMORY:SWEEP:RECEIVE?
query.
The head of the binary data is
prefixed by "#0" (23h, 30h), and the
data is terminated by (0Ah) + (EOF)
to signify [NL].
Example
Transmission
:MEMORY:WAVE:SEND 1,#0<binary>
[NL]
Enter the sweep data to channel 1.
Function
Returns the sweep data in binary
format through the GP-IB to be stored
on the PC.
#0<binary>[NL]
Returns the sweep data in binary
format.
The head of the binary data is prefixed
by "#0" (23h, 30h), and the data is
terminated by (0Ah) + (EOF) to
signify [NL].
Notes
This sweep data is in a special format
for storage on the PC. The contents of
the data cannot be determined in this
format.
To restore the loaded sweep data, use
the :MEMORY:SWEEP:SEND
command.
Error
(Execution error)
When no sweep data exists
Function
Input loaded sweep data by the
:MEMORY:SWEEP:RECEIVE? query.
Notes
The sweep data to be input should be
the same as the contents loaded by the
:MEMORY:SWEEP:RECEIVE? query.
If the contents are changed, the
operation cannot be guaranteed.
Upon normal finish, EOSL in Event
Status Register 0 is set.
The sweep will not be output merely
by inputting the sweep data with this
command. Set the sweep setting on.
Error
(Execution error)
When sweep data is abnormal
:MEMory:SWEep:RECeive? (GP-IB only)
Outputs the sweep data.
:MEMory:SWEep:SEND (GP-IB only)
Input sweep data
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