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VOLT : LEV 80 ; PROT 88 ; : CURR? <NL>
Headers
Data
Message Unit
Query Indicator
Header
Separator
Message
Unit
Separator
Root Specifier
Message
Terminator
Figure 2-2: Command Message Structure
The basic parts of the above message are:
Message Component Example
Headers VOLT LEV PROT CURR
Header Separator The colon in VOLT:LEV
Data 80 88
Data Separator The space in VOLT 80 and PROT 88
Message Units VOLT:LEV 80 PROT 88 CURR?
Message Unit Separator The semicolons in VOLT:LEV 80; and PROT 88;
Root Specifier The colon in PROT 88;:CURR?
Query Indicator The question mark in CURR?
Message Terminator The <NL> (newline) indicator. Terminators are not part of the SCPI syntax
2.5.3 Headers
Headers are instructions recognized by the AC source. Headers (which are sometimes known as
"keywords") may be either in the long form or the short form.
Long Form The header is completely spelled out, such as VOLTAGE, STATUS, and
DELAY.
Short Form The header has only the first three or four letters, such as VOLT, STAT,
and DEL.
The SCPI interface is not sensitive to case. It will recognize any case mixture, such as TRIGGER,
Trigger, TRIGger. Short form headers result in faster program execution.
Header Convention
In the command descriptions in chapter 3 of this manual, headers are emphasized with boldface
type. The proper short form is shown in upper-case letters, such as DELay.
Header Separator
If a command has more than one header, you must separate them with a colon (VOLT:PROT
OUTPut:RELay:POLarity).
Optional Headers
The use of some headers is optional. Optional headers are shown in brackets, such as
OUTPut[:STATe] ON. As previously explained under "The Effect of Optional Headers", if you
- Lx \ Ls Series II 1
- AC Power Source 1
- Programming Manual 1
- SAFETY SYMBOLS 7
- Table of Contents 9
- Table of Figures 11
- Table of Tables 11
- 1. Introduction 12
- 1.2.1 Firmware differences 13
- 1.2.2 Hardware differences 13
- 2. Introduction to SCPI 16
- 2.2.3 The SCPI Command Tree 17
- 2.3 Using Queries 19
- 2.4 Coupled Commands 19
- 2.5.3 Headers 20
- 2.5.4 Query Indicator 21
- 2.5.6 Root Specifier 21
- 2.5.7 Message Terminator 21
- 2.6 SCPI Data Formats 22
- 3. System Considerations 24
- 3.2 USB Interface 25
- 3.2.2 USB Interface Use 31
- 3.3 LAN Option 32
- 3.3.5 Socket Port Number 36
- 3.4 RS232C Serial Interface 37
- 4. SCPI Command Reference 39
- 4.2 Subsystem Commands 40
- 4.3 Calibration Subsystem 41
- 4.4 Diagnostic Subsystem 43
- 4.5 Display Subsystem 44
- 4.6 Instrument Subsystem 46
- 4.7 Limit Subsystem 47
- 4.13 Output Subsystem 66
- 4.14 Power On Subsystem 71
- 4.24 System Commands 109
- 4.26 Trigger Subsystem 117
- (default) 118
- 5. Common Commands 122
- 5.1 *CLS 123
- 5.2 *ESR? 123
- 5.3 *IDN? 124
- 5.4 *OPC 124
- 5.5 *OPT? 124
- 5.6 *PSC 124
- 5.7 *RCL 125
- 5.8 *RST 126
- 5.9 *SAV 127
- 5.10 *SRE 127
- 5.11 *STB? 127
- 5.12 *TRG 128
- 5.13 *TST? 128
- 5.14 *WAI 129
- 6. Programming Examples 130
- 6.2.1 Waveform Shapes 132
- 6.2.2 Individual Phases 133
- 6.3 Coupled Commands 134
- FIXED mode 136
- STEP mode 136
- PULSE mode 136
- LIST mode 136
- 6.6 List Transients 138
- INIT[:IMM] 140
- 6.7.7 Generating Triggers 142
- 6.8 Making Measurements 143
- 6.8.2 Power Measurements 144
- 6.8.3 Harmonic Measurements 144
- Offset = 151
- 0 to 2^9 151
- Offset = - 4096 151
- Offset = - 2048 151
- Offset = 0 151
- 6.10.2 Download Sample 152
- 7.1 Power-On Conditions 154
- 7.2 Operation Status Group 154
- 151 155
- 7.6 Status Byte Register 160
- 7.7 Examples 161
- 7.8.1 Remote Inhibit (RI) 164
- 7.9 SCPI Command Completion 165
- 8. Option Commands 166
- 8.2.1 Introduction 167
- 8.2.3 GPIB Address 170
- 8.2.4 APE over RS232 170
- 8.2.5 Message Format 171
- 8.2.6 Numeric Data Field 171
- 8.2.7 Program Headers 172
- 8.2.9 APE Program Headers 174
- 8.2.14 Service Requests 184
- 181 185
- 8.3.1 Introduction 187
- 8.3.2 ABLE Language details 187
- 8.3.3 Language Extension 191
- 8.4 RTCA/DO-160D (-160) 192
- VOLTAGE SURGE, for details 194
- 8.6.1 Command Tree 200
- 8.7.1 Command Tree 207
- 219 223
- 220 224
- 221 225
- 222 226
- SCPI Version 227
- SCPI Confirmed commands 227
- 225 229
- PONS:SYNC[:SOUR] 229
- Appendix C: Error Messages 230
- 227 231
- 228 232
- 229 233
- 230 234
- 231 235
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