SVAN 971 User Manual – Appendixes
#2,1,T?,R?,V?,P?,L?;
the unit sends out the results of measurement coming from the first profile in predefined, described above,
order:
#2,1,V0,T7,P124.39,R85.86,L(01)100.30,L(10)89.50,L(20)78.60,L(30)68.50,L(40)60.30,L(50)54.00,
L(60)51.00,L(70)46.50,L(80)44.00,L(90)42.40;
Note: All bytes of that transmission are ASCII characters.
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A.4 FUNCTION #3 - READ-OUT OF MEASUREMENT RESULTS IN 1/1 OCTAVE AND 1/3 OCTAVE
MODE
#3 function enables one to read out the current measurement results in 1/1 OCTAVE or 1/3 OCTAVE
modes.
#3 function format is defined as follows:
#3; - displayed spectrum
#3,A; - averaged spectrum
#3,I; - instantaneous spectrum
#3,M; - max spectrum
#3,N; - min spectrum
#3,P; - peak spectrum
The device responds, sending the last measured spectrum (when the instrument is in STOP state) or
currently measured spectrum (when the instrument is in RUN state) in the following format:
#3;<Status Byte> <LSB of the transmission counter> <MSB of the transmission counter>
<data byte> (...) <data byte>
Status Byte gives the information about the current state of the instrument.
where:
D7 = 0 means that "overload does not happen",
= 1 means that “overload appeared”,
D5 = 0 means that "spectrum is not averaged ",
= 1 means that "spectrum is averaged ",
D4 = 0 the instantaneous current result (RUN State),
= 1 the final result (STOP State),
D3 = 1 results in 1/3 OCTAVE mode,
D2 = 1 results in 1/1 OCTAVE mode,
D6, D1, D0 reserved bits.
Note: The measurement result is coded in binary form as dB•100 (e.g. 34.5 dB is sent as
binary number 3450).