If the mode of automatic sending of results is enabled, then instrument will send full information about the
mode settings in the following format:
#R,1[:f:r:d],C
1
,..,C
n
;
where:
1 – a number denoting the mode of sending 1-second results
f,r,d – data transmission format parameters described in point 2,
C
k
– identifier of the result or measurement parameter (k = 1..n) described in point 2.
Note: Data transmission format parameters are given only when at least one of them has been given in the
command to enable the mode.
Note: The number of C
k
identifiers and their alignment is consistent with their appearance in the order to
enable the mode and determines the order in which the results will be sent during the measurement. The
exceptions are spectral results, which regardless of the place of occurrence of the identifier in the mode enable
command will be sent last - see the corresponding "warning" in point 2. For this reason, in the above response
sent by the instrument the spectral identifier (provided it was given in the order to switch mode) will always be
the last one.
Note: All identifiers appearing in the above response will be given with all parameters, even if the parameters
were not given in the command to enable the mode
4 – Command error response
#R,?;
The instrument will send this response after receiving an incorrect instruction. Sending this response by the
instrument also means that the automatic sending of results mode is turned off.
5 – Results transmission
#R,V
1
,..,V
n
;[CR][LF]
where:
V
k
– identifier of the result or measurement parameter (k = 1..n) described in point 2.
CR – carriage return sing sent optionally, according to the line separator parameter described in point
2,
LF – line feed sing sent optionally, according to the line separator parameter described in point 2,
If the mode of automatic sending of results is turned on, after every second of measurement the device will
send data in accordance with the above format.
Measurement parameters (such as date and time) will be sent in accordance with the format described in
point 2.
Overload flag will be sent as 0 or 1, where 0 means no overload.
The measurement results will be sent as numerical values in dB.
Note: If the result separator character set is different from the comma sign, in the above format the character
will be sent instead of commas and additionally this character will be sent before the final semicolon mark.
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