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ALL

Query :TGTctrl:ALL<N>?

The ALL query returns all parameters of the signal specified by <N>. These

values may be individually queried using other commands in the TGTctrl

subsystem.

<N> An integer, 0 through 7.

Returned Format

[:TGTctrl:ALL<N>] <on>,<name>,<type>,<bits>,<drive>,<last>,

<current>,<state0>,<state1>,<state2>,<state3>,<state4>,

<on> {0|1} 0 indicates signal is not active, 1 indicates signal is active.

<name> A string of up to 14 characters

<type>

{0|1|2} indicating type of output signal. 0 indicates toggle, 1 indicates

pulse, and 2 indicates a sequence.

<bits> An integer, 0 through 255, whose binary form indicates the signal’s bit mask.

A value of 1 means the bit is turned on.

<drive>

{0|1} indicating output type. A value of 0 indicates normal (TTL), and 1

indicates open collector.

<last> An integer, 1 through 7, indicating last state.

<current> An integer, 0 through 7, indicating current state.

<state0> –

An integer, 0 through 255, whose binary form indicates the value put out

when the signal is in that state. Values occurring after the last state are not

significant.

Example OUTPUT XXX;"TGT:ALL0?"

See Also SIGNal, NAME, TYPE, BITS, DRIVe, LASTstate, CURSTate, and STATEs

commands in this chapter.

TGTctrl Subsystem

ALL

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