5.6 Command Explanation
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:CALCulate:COMParator:EXTension[:STATe] {ON|OFF|1|0}
:CALCulate:COMParator: EXTension[:STATe]?
Description: Sets/queries whether the bin extended function of comparator functions
is used or not.
Parameters: {ON|1} Enables the bin extended function (BIN10 - BIN14).
{OFF|0} Disables the bin extended function (BIN10 - BIN14).
When the bin extended function is enabled, BIN10 - BIN14 signals of
handler interface can be used. Instead, the PHI and PLO signals are not
output.
When the bin extended function is disabled, BIN10 - BIN14 sorting is
not executed. Instead, the PHI and PLO signals of handler interface can
be used.
Setting example: :CALC:COMP:EXT ON
Sets so that the bin extended function is enabled.
Response: {1|0}
Query example: :CALC:COMP:EXT?
Response example: 1
The bin extended function is enabled.
Remarks: This command cannot be used for ZM2371. An error will occur.
:CALCulate:COMParator:MODE {ABS|DEV|PCNT}
:CALCulate:COMParator:MODE?
Description: Sets/queries the comparison format of primary parameters when the bin
sorting is executed by the comparator function. This format is common
to the display format of primary parameters.
Parameters: ABS Compares absolute value (original measured value).
DEV Compares deviation from reference value (= measured value
reference value).
PCNT Compares percent value of deviation (to reference value).
Setting example: :CALC:COMP:MODE PCNT
Sets so that the percent value of deviation is compared.
Response: {ABS|DEV|PCNT}
Query example: :CALC:COMP:MODE?
Response example: PCNT
The percent value of deviation is compared.
Remarks: The comparison format of secondary parameters follows the display
format of primary parameters.
− − − Absolute value − − −
For ABS, the comparison is made to original measured value. A negative value is not
converted into a positive value. Original measured value including a sign is used.
− − − Unit of value − − −
The unit of upper limit value, lower limit value, and reference value for deviation
comparison of primary and secondary parameters is interpreted according to the
parameter type or setting of deviation measurement. For example, if the capacitance
C is displayed, the unit is interpreted as F (farad), or if a percent value of deviation is
displayed, the unit is interpreted as %.
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