TH2883 Series Operation Manual Chapter 8 SCPI Command reference
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The :COROna:RANGe command sets the comparison range of the Corona comparator.
The :COROna:RANGe? query returns the current comparison range of the Corona comparator.
Command syntax: COMParator:COROna:RANGe <start pot, end pot>
Where,
<start pot> start point of comparison range. NR1 format, range from 0 to 6000, without unit.
<end pot> end point of comparison range. NR1 format, range from 0 to 6000, without unit.
For example: WrtCmd( “COMP:CORO:RANG 100,200 ); set the comparison range from 100 to
200.
NOTE: The end point value should be larger than that of the start point; otherwise an
error message will be displayed on the LCD screen.
Query syntax: COMP:CORO:RANG?
Return format: <start pot, end pot> <NL^END>
start pot, end pot are NR1 format.
The :COROna:DIFFerence command sets the difference limit value of the Corona comparator.
The :COROna:DIFFerence? query returns the current difference limit value of the Corona
comparator.
Command syntax: COMParator:COROna:DIFFerence <value>
Where,
<value> is NR1 format, range from 0 to 999 without unit.
For example: WrtCmd( “COMP:CORO:DIFF 20” ); set the difference value to 20.
Query syntax: COMParator:COROna:DIFFerence?
Return format: <NR1><NL^END>
The :PHASediff[:STATe] command sets the Phasediff comparator to ON or OFF.
The :PHASediff[:STATe]? query returns the current Phasediff comparator state.
Command syntax:
ON
COMParator:PHASediff[:STATe] OFF
1
0
For example: WrtCmd( “COMP:PHAS ON” ); turn on the Phasediff comparator.
Query syntax: COMParator:PHASediff[:STATe]?
Return format: <PHAS STAT><NL^END>
Where, < PHAS STAT >is as follows:
ON the Phasediff comparator function is ON
OFF the Phasediff comparator function is OFF