DISPCH?
Display Channel Query
Syntax:
DISPCH?
Parameters:
None
Function:
This command
is
used to
see
which channel
is
currently selected as the
display channel.
Returns: <channel>
<channel>
is
of
type <string> in a double quoted format. The possible values
of
<channel> are
"A"
for channel
A
and
"B"
for channel
B.
Related Commands: CH?, DlSPCH
DS-n?
Data Store Value Query
Syntax:
DS-n? <number>
where
n
is
either
A
or
B
Parameters:
The parameter <number> rounds to an integer and represents the data store
value that
is
being queried. The range
of
<number>
is
1
to n; where n
is
the
number
of
values stored in the data store buffer
(see
DSCNT-n?).
A
parameter
of
1
represents the oldest data value in the data store,
2
the second oldest and
SO
on.
Function:
This query
is
used to query an individual data value from the data store
buffer.
If
the parameter
is
out
of
range then an execution error message will
be generated and nothing will be returned. It
is
recommended to use the
DSCNYn? query to determine how many values have been stored in the data
buffer.
Returns: <status>,<number>
<status>
is
an integer that represents the status
of
the returned value. <sta-
tus> will be
0
for ok,
1
for over range,
2
for detector saturated,
3
for data error
and
4
for ranging.
<number>
is
a floating point number in the exponential format.
Related Commands: DSCLR-n, DSCNT-n?, DSE-n, DSE-n?, DSSIZE-n,
DSSIZE-n?, DSUNITS-n?, DSBUF-n, DSBUF-n?
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