NF ZM2371 - Page 158

5.6 Command Explanation
5-31 ZM2371/ZM2372
:CALCulate:COMParator:PRIMary:BIN{1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12|13|14}
<lower limit value>, <upper limit value>
:CALCulate:COMParator:PRIMary:BIN{1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12|13|14}?
Description: Sets/queries the primary parameters (lower limit value, upper limit
value) to BIN1 - BIN14. To execute comparison, set
“:CALCulate:COMParator:PRIMary:BIN{1..14}:STATe” additionally so
as to execute bin sorting.
The unit depends on the type of primary parameters to be measured or
the setting of deviation display.
Parameters: <lower limit value> {OFF|numeric value, range 0,  (1E-16 to
9.99999E+11) }
<upper limit value> {OFF|numeric value, range 0,  (1E-16 to
9.99999E+11) }
In either case, MAX / MIN can be used.
OFF corresponds to No Limit of panel operation.
Setting example: :CALC:COMP:PRIM:BIN1 11.2345E-06, 12.3456E-06
Sets the lower limit value of BIN1 to 11.2345E-06, and the upper limit
value to 12.3456E-06.
Response: <lower limit value>, <upper limit value> {OFF| numeric value,
format NR3}
Query example: :CALC:COMP:PRIM:BIN1?
Response example: +1.12345E-05, +1.23456E-05
The lower limit value of BIN1 is 1.12345E-05, and the upper limit value
is 1.23456E-05.
:CALCulate:COMParator:PRIMary:BIN{1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12|13|14}:STATe {ON|OFF|1|0}
:CALCulate:COMParator:PRIMary:BIN{1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12|13|14}:STATe?
Description: Sets/queries whether the primary parameters set to the BIN1 - BIN14
are compared or not by the comparator function.
Parameters: {ON|1} Enables sorting of that bin (that bin is used for sorting)
{OFF|0} Disables sorting of that bin (that bin is not used for sorting)
Setting example: :CALC:COMP:PRIM:BIN2:STAT ON
Sets so that BIN2 sorting is executed.
Response: {1|0}
Query example: :CALC:COMP:PRIM:BIN2:STAT?
Response example: 1
BIN2 sorting is executed.
:CALCulate:COMParator:PRIMary:NOMinal <reference value>
:CALCulate:COMParator:PRIMary:NOMinal?
Description: Sets/queries reference value used when primary parameter is compared
to obtain deviation or deviation % by the comparator function. It is
common to the reference value of deviation display.
Parameters: <reference value> {numeric value, range 0,  (1E-16 to 9.99999E+11) }
The unit depends on the parameter. MAX / MIN can be used.
Setting example: :CALC:COMP:PRIM:NOM 12.0000E-06
Sets reference value of primary parameters to 12.0000E-06.
Response: <reference value> {numeric value, format NR3}
Query example: :CALC:COMP:PRIM:NOM?
Response example: +1.20000E-05
Reference value of primary parameters is 1.20000E-05.