COMMAND REFERENCE
LDC-3900 Device-Dependent Commands
10_15 LDC-3900 Series 173
CHAPTER 4
The TERM? query allows the programmer to determine which program message terminator is
currently selected. <CR> (carriage return), <CR><NL> (new line), <CR><^END> (EOI),
<CR><NL><^END>, <NL><^END>, <NL>, and <^END> are allowed.
Parameters None. The response will be one of the following:
Notes <CR><NL><^END> (0) is the default type.
Examples "Term?" −response: 0, means the selected program message terminator is the <CR><NL><^END>
characters, in succession, in that order.
"TERM?" −response: 2, means the selected program message terminator is the <CR><^END>
characters, in succession, and in that order.
The TIME? query allows the programmer to determine how much time has passed since the LDC−
3900 was last powered up.
Parameters None. The response will be character data in the form: hours:minutes:seconds.
Notes The TIME clock is independent of the TIMER clock.
Examples "Time?" −response: 1:02.36, means that 1 minute and 2.36 seconds have passed since the LDC−
3900 was powered up.
"TIME?" −response: 32:00:76, means that 32 minutes and 0.76 seconds have passed since the
LDC−3900 was powered up.
TERM?
COMMON
DEVICE DEPENDENT
FRONT PANEL
0 = <CR><NL><^END>,
1 = <CR><NL>,
2 = <CR><^END>,
3 = <CR>,
4 = <NL><^END>,
5 = <NL>,
6 = <^END>, and
7=N/A.
TIME?
COMMON
DEVICE DEPENDENT
FRONT PANEL
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