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Figure 3.6 PTIMe:STAMp:FILT:1PP 2 Timing Example
3.5.18 PTIMe:STAMp:LAST?
The PTIMe:STAMp:LAST? command is unrelated to OCXO disciplining. For more information on
OCXO disciplining, please refer to Section 3.6 .
This query returns the most-recent time-stamp of a PPS signal.This time-stamp is in UTC time for-
mat with year, month, day, hour, minute, and second with nanosecond precision.
Below is an example of the results displayed for the PTIMe:STAMp:LAST? command:
EXT, 2019,7,1 23:02:27.000000172
3.5.19 PTIMe:STAMp:MEMory?
The PTIMe:STAMp:MEMory? command is unrelated to OCXO disciplining. For more information
on OCXO disciplining, please refer to Section 3.6 .
This query returns all 100 most-recent time-stamps at once. These time-stamps are in GPS time for-
mat with week number and week second with nanosecond precision.
Below is few samples of the results displayed when sending the PTIMe:STAMp:MEMory? com-
mand:
01: 2060, 167182.000000061; (first time-stamp)
. . .
100: 2060, 169347.000000172; (last time-stamp)
3.5.20 PTIMe:STAMp:RESET
The PTIMe:STAMp:RESET command is unrelated to OCXO disciplining. For more information on
OCXO disciplining, please refer to Section 3.6 .
This command will restart the time-stamping and reset all stored time-stamps. All fields in
PTIMe:STAMp:LAST? and PTIMe:STAMp:MEMory? query commands will be reset to 0’s.
3.5.21 PTIMe:STAMp?
This query returns the results of the following queries at once:
PTIMe:STAMp:MODE?
PTIMe:STAMp:SOURce?
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