Rohde & Schwarz CMW500 Series - Page 200

Command Reference
R&S
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CMW500
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DELete:BASE:BUFFer....................................................................................................200
FETCh:BASE:BUFFer....................................................................................................200
FETCh:BASE:BUFFer:LINecount.....................................................................................201
STARt:BASE:BUFFer.....................................................................................................201
STOP:BASE:BUFFer......................................................................................................201
CLEar:BASE:BUFFer '<BufferLabel>'
Clears the contents of a buffer, maintaining the buffer for further program execution. Use
DELete:BASE:BUFFer to delete the buffer.
Parameters:
'<BufferLabel>' String parameter, used to identify the buffer in all buffer commands
Example: See Buffer Programming Example
Usage: Event
Firmware/Software: V2.1.10
CONTinue:BASE:BUFFer '<BufferLabel>'
Re-activates a buffer which was intermediately de-activated (STOP:BASE:BUFFer). The
R&S CMW500 will continue writing data to the buffer.
Parameters:
'<BufferLabel>' String parameter, used to identify the buffer in all buffer commands
Example: See Buffer Programming Example
Usage: Event
Firmware/Software: V2.1.10
DELete:BASE:BUFFer '<BufferLabel>'
Deletes a buffer. Use CLEar:BASE:BUFFer to delete the buffer contents, maintaining
the buffer for further program execution.
Parameters:
'<BufferLabel>' String parameter, used to identify the buffer in all buffer commands
Example: See Buffer Programming Example
Usage: Event
Firmware/Software: V2.1.10
FETCh:BASE:BUFFer? '<BufferLabel>', <LineNo>
Reads the contents of a buffer line no. <LineNo>. Buffer contents are stored line by line:
Every program line in a command macro containing queries generates a single new buffer
line. The queries are not stored together with the results.
Reading buffer contents is non-destructive. The lines can be read in arbitrary order.
Instrument-Control Commands