Environment (SYSTem)


Sets and queries the title comment addition for manual save file name.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:ADDComment A$

:SYSTem:ADDComment?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, ON

Details

Sets the title comment addition for manual save file name.
Returns the current title comment addition for manual save file name as character data.

Example

:SYSTem:ADDComment ON
:SYSTem:ADDComment?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:ADDComment ON  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Usage
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Sets and queries the trigger date addition for manual save file name.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:ADDDate A$

:SYSTem:ADDDate?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, ON

Details

Sets the trigger date addition for manual save file name.
Returns the current trigger date addition for manual save file name as character data.

Example

:SYSTem:ADDDate ON
:SYSTem:ADDDate?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:ADDDATE ON  (when headers are enabled)

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Usage
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Sets and queries auto start measurement

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:AUTOStart A$

:SYSTem:AUTOStart?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, ON

Details

Sets auto start measurement.
Returns the current auto start measurement setting.

Example

:SYSTem:AUTOStart ON
:SYSTem:AUTOStart?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:AUTOSTART ON  (when headers are enabled)

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Queries power supply state.

Syntax

(Query)


:SYSTem:BATT? unit$

(Response)

unit$,A$

unit$ = REMOTE1 to REMOTE7, MAIN1, MAIN2
[unit$ = REMOTE1 to REMOTE7]
A$ = EMPTY, LEVEL_L, LEVEL_M, LEVEL_H, AC
[unit$ = MAIN1, MAIN2]
A$ = EMPTY, LEVEL_L, LEVEL_M, LEVEL_H, NOBATTERY, AC, CHARGE

Details

Returns the power supply state as character data.

REMOTE1 to REMOTE7 Wireless Unit1 to 7
MAIN1 Main unit 1
MAIN2 Main unit 2

The relationship between the argument A$ and the main unit screen icon is as follows.
A$ Icon Description
AC Powered by AC adapter.
LEVEL_H Battery powered. (full charge)
LEVEL_M Battery powered.
LEVEL_L Battery powered. (low level)
Connect the AC adapter and charge the battery.
EMPTY Battery powered. (empty)
Connect the AC adapter and charge the battery.
CHARGE Powered by AC adapter.
Battery charging.
NOBATTERY NO ICON Powered by AC adapter.
No battery.

Example

:SYSTem:BATT? MAIN1
(Response)  :SYSTEM:BATT MAIN1,LEVEL_H  (when headers are enabled)

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Sets and queries the beep sound.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:BEEP A$

:SYSTem:BEEP?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, ON

Details

Sets the beep sound according to character data.
Returns the current beep sound setting as character data.

Example

:SYSTem:BEEP ON
:SYSTem:BEEP?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:BEEP ON  (when headers are enabled)

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Usage
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Sets and queries the backlight brightness.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:BRIGhtness A$

:SYSTem:BRIGhtness?

(Response)

A$

A$ = LV1, LV2, LV3, LV4, LV5

Details

Sets the backlight brightness as character data.
Returns the current back light brightness setting as character data.

Example

:SYSTem:BRIGhtness LV1
:SYSTem:BRIGhtness?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:BRIGHTNESS LV1  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Sets and queries the calculation file division for manual saving.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:CALCSplit A$

:SYSTem:CALCSplit?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, ON

Details

Sets the calculation file division.
Returns the current setting of the calculation file division as character data.

OFF Single file
ON Individual save

Example

:SYSTem:CALCSplit ON
:SYSTem:CALCSplit?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:CALCSPLIT ON  (when headers are enabled)

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Executes the ROM/RAM check and queries the result.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:CHECk

:SYSTem:CHECk?

(Response)

A$

A$ = NONE, RUN, PASS, FAIL

Details

Executes the ROM/RAM check.
Returns the ROM/RAM check result as character data.

Example

:SYSTem:CHECk
:SYSTem:CHECk?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:CHECk PASS  (when headers are enabled)

NONE Not running
RUN Running
PASS Normal
FAIL Failure

Note

The ROM/RAM check takes about 15 minutes to complete.

Usage
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Sets and queries the backlight saver function.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:CRTOff A$

:SYSTem:CRTOff?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, 30S, 1MIN, 2MIN, 5MIN, 10MIN

Details

Sets the backlight saver function as character data.
Returns the current backlight saver function as character data.

Example

:SYSTem:CRTOff 30S
:SYSTem:CRTOff?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:CRTOFF 30S  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Usage
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Clearing waveform data.

Syntax

(Command)


:SYSTem:DATAClear

Details

Clear the waveform data.

Example

:SYSTem:DATAClear

Note

Clearing the waveform data takes a few seconds.

Usage
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Sets the calendar date, and queries the current calendar date.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:DATE year,month,day

:SYSTem:DATE?

(Response)

year<NR1>,month<NR1>,day<NR1>

year = 0 to 37 (year)
month = 1 to 12 (month)
day = 1 to 31 (day)

Details

Sets the date on the internal calendar.
Returns the current date.

Example

:SYSTem:DATE 20,1,2
:SYSTem:DATE?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:DATE 20,01,02  (when headers are enabled)

Note

The internal calendar cannot be set during measurement.
Setting the internal calendar takes about 1 second.

Usage
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Sets the date and time, and queries the current date and time.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:DATETime year,month,day,hour,minute,second

:SYSTem:DATETime?

(Response)

year<NR1>,month<NR1>,day<NR1>hour<NR1>,minute<NR1>,second<NR1>

year = 0 to 37 (year)
month = 1 to 12 (month)
day = 1 to 31 (day)
hour = 0 to 23 (hour)
minute = 0 to 59 (minute)
second = 0 to 59(second)

Details

Sets the date and time.
Returns the current date and time.

Example

:SYSTem:DATETime 20,1,2,12,34,56
:SYSTem:DATETime?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:DATETime 20,01,02,12,34,56  (when headers are enabled)

Note

The date and time cannot be set during measurement.
Setting the date and time takes about 1 second.

Usage
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Sets the date format, and queries the current date format

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:DFORmat A$

:SYSTem:DFORmat?

(Response)

A$

A$ = YYYYMMDD ,MMDDYYYY ,DDMMYYYY

Details

Sets the date format.
Returns the current date format.

Example

:SYSTem:DFORmat YYYYMMDD
:SYSTem:DFORmat?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:DFORMAT YYYYMMDD  (when headers are enabled)

Note

The date format cannot be set during measurement.

Usage
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Sets the date separator character, and queries the current date separator character

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:DSEParator A$

:SYSTem:DSEParator?

(Response)

A$

A$ = HYPHEN ,SLASH ,PERIOD

Details

Sets the date separator character.
Returns the current date separator character.

Example

:SYSTem:DSEParator HYPHEN
:SYSTem:DSEParator?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:DSEPARATOR HYPHEN  (when headers are enabled)

Note

The date separator character cannot be set during measurement.

Usage
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Sets and queries the file name for manual save.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:FILEName "A$"

:SYSTem:FILEName?

(Response)

"A$"

A$ = file name (up to 8 characters)

Details

Sets the file name for manual save.
Returns a string of current file name for manual save.

Example

:SYSTem:FILEName "MANUAL"
:SYSTem:FILEName?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:FILENAME "MANUAL"  (when headers are enabled)

Note

Characters exceeding the maximum number of characters are not set.
The characters that can be used in the file name are the same as those of the main unit.

Usage
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Sets and queries the key map.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:KEYMap A$

:SYSTem:KEYMap?

(Response)

A$

A$ = JP ,US, CN ,FR ,ES ,DE ,IT

Details

Sets the key map.
Returns the current key map as character data.

JP Japanese
US English
CN Chinese
FR French
ES Spanish
DE German
IT Italian

Example

:SYSTem:KEYMap JP
:SYSTem:KEYMap?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:KEYMAP JP  (when headers are enabled)

Note

This setting will be applied at the next startup.

Usage
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Sets and queries the language.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:LANGuage A$

:SYSTem:LANGuage?

(Response)

A$

A$ = JAPANese, ENGlish, CHINese, KORean, TRADitionalchinese

Details

Sets the language.
Returns the current language setting as character data.

JAPANese Japanese
ENGlish English
CHINese Simplified Chinese
KORean Korean
TRADitionalchinese Traditional Chinese

Example

:SYSTem:LANGuage JAPANese
:SYSTem:LANGuage?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:LANGUAGE JAPANESE  (when headers are enabled)

Note

This setting will be applied at the next startup.

Usage
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Sets and queries the event mark at alarm.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:MARK A$

:SYSTem:MARK?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, ON

Details

Sets the event mark at alarm.
Returns the event mark at alarm as character data.

Example

:SYSTem:MARK ON
:SYSTem:MARK?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:MARK ON  (when headers are enabled)

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Usage
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Queries the wireless unit retransmit-rate.

Syntax

(Query)


:SYSTem:RETRansmit? A$

(Response)

r1,r2,r3,r4,r5,r6,r7

r1~r7 = -1(NO DATA),0.0~100.0
A$ = RECent,WORSt

Details

Calculates the retransmit-rate for each wireless unit from the data being meaured or after measurement, and returns the result.

RECent Gets the retransmit-rate for the last minute.
WORSt Gets the lowest retransmit-rate.

Example

:SYSTem:RETRansmit? RECent
(Response)  :SYSTEM::RETRANSMIT? 100.0,100.0,100.0,100.0,100.0,0.0,0.0  (when headers are enabled)

Note

Only LR8450-01 can use the wireless unit.

Usage
Conditions

Wireless LAN function must bo ON and wireless unit connection mode.
(How to change wireless LAN settings is described on "本体取説".)




Queries radio field strength.

Syntax

(Query)


:SYSTem:RSSI? unit$

(Response)

unit$,A

unit$ = REMOTE1 to REMOTE7
A = Radio field strength by the side of a main unit (db)
(Radio field strength range:20 to -128 [20 = radio wave state is good. -128 = radio wave state is bad], -300 is not connected.)

Details

Returns the radio field strength by the side of a main unit and unit as character data.

Example

:SYSTem:RSSI? REMOTE1
(Response)  :SYSTEM:RSSI REMOTE1,-10  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Usage
Conditions

The wireless unit must be registered.




Sets and queries the save format for manual save.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:SAVEFormat A$

:SYSTem:SAVEFormat?

(Response)

A$

A$ = BINARY, CSV, MF4

Details

Sets the save format for manual save.
Returns the save format for manual save as character data.

BINARY Binary
CSV Text
MF4 MDF4

Example

:SYSTem:SAVEFormat BINARY
:SYSTem:SAVEFormat?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:SAVEFORMAT BINARY  (when headers are enabled)

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Usage
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Sets and queries the save key.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:SAVEKey A$

:SYSTem:SAVEKey?

(Response)

A$

A$ = SELECT, QUICK

Details

Sets the save key.
Returns the save key as character data.

SELECT Select & Save: Pressing SAVE key will show you a dialog to choose how to save.
QUICK Quick save: Pressing the SAVE key will save the file immediately.

Example

:SYSTem:SAVEKey SELECT
:SYSTem:SAVEKey?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:SAVEKEY SELECT  (when headers are enabled)

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Sets and queries the quick save priority.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:SAVEPri A$

:SYSTem:SAVEPri?

(Response)

A$

A$ = SD, USB

Details

Sets the quick save priority as character data.
Returns the current setting of the quick save priority as character data.

SD SD card
USB USB flash drive

Example

:SYSTem:SAVEPri SD
:SYSTem:SAVEPri?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:SAVEPRI SD  (when headers are enabled)

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Sets and queries the save span.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:SAVESpan A$

:SYSTem:SAVESpan?

(Response)

A$

A$ = ALL, A-B, START-A, START-B, A-END, B-END

Details

Sets the save span for manual save.
Returns the save span for manual save as character data.

ALL Whole waveform
A-B Waveform between A/B cursors
START-A Waveform from the start to the A cursor
START-B Waveform from the start to the B cursor
A-END Waveform from the A cursor to end
B-END Waveform from the B cursor to end

Example

:SYSTem:SAVESpan ALL
:SYSTem:SAVESpan?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:SAVESPAN ALL  (when headers are enabled)

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Sets and queries the save type.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:SAVEType A$

:SYSTem:SAVEType?

(Response)

A$

A$ = WAVE, IMAGE, SET, CALC, A2L

Details

Sets the save type for manual save.
Returns the save type for manual save as character data.

WAVE Waveform file
IMAGE Captured screen image
SET Settings file
CALC Calculation results
A2L A2L file

Example

:SYSTem:SAVEType WAVE
:SYSTem:SAVEType?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:SAVETYPE WAVE  (when headers are enabled)

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Sets and queries the operation error prevention function of the START/STOP key.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:SMESS A$

:SYSTem:SMESS?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, ON

Details

Sets the operation error prevention function of the START/STOP key.
Returns the current operation error prevention function of the START/STOP key as character data.

Example

:SYSTem:SMESS ON
:SYSTem:SMESS?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:SMESS ON  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Usage
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Sets and queries the start backup function.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:STARt A$

:SYSTem:STARt?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, ON

Details

Enables and disables the start backup function.
Returns the current enablement state of the start backup function as character data.

Example

:SYSTem:STARt ON
:SYSTem:STARt?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:START ON  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Usage
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Sets and queries the downsampling type for manual save

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:THINData A$

:SYSTem:THINData?

(Response)

A$

A$ = INSTANT, STATISTICS

Details

Sets the downsampling type for manual save
Returns the downsampling type for manual save

INSTANT Instant value
STATISTICS Statistics value

Example

:SYSTem:THINData INSTANT
:SYSTem:THINData?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:THINDATA INSTANT  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Usage
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Sets and queries the decimation factor for manual save.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:THINOut A

:SYSTem:THINOut?

(Response)

A<NR1>

A = 1(OFF) to 100000

Details

Sets the decimation factor for manual save.
Returns the currently set value of the decimation factor as an NR1 numerical value.

If A=1, downsampling is off.

Example

:SYSTem:THINOut 5
:SYSTem:THINOut?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:THINOUT 5  (when headers are enabled)

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Usage
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Sets the time, and queries the current time.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:TIME h,m,s

:SYSTem:TIME?

(Response)

h<NR1>,m<NR1>,s<NR1>

h = 0 to 23 (hour)
m = 0 to 59 (min)
s = 0 to 59 (sec)

Details

Sets the time.
Returns the current time as an NR1 numerical value.

Example

:SYSTem:TIME 12,34,56
:SYSTem:TIME?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:TIME 12,34,56  (when headers are enabled)

Note

The time cannot be set during measurement.
Setting the time takes about 1 second.

Usage
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Sets and queries the time zone.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:TIMEZone hour(,min)

:SYSTem:TIMEZone?

(Response)

hour<NR1>(,min<NR1>)

hour = -12 to +14 (hour)
min = 30, 45 (min) (0 min when omitted)

Details

Sets the time zone.
Returns the current time zone as an NR1 numerical value.

Example

:SYSTem:TIMEZone 9
:SYSTem:TIMEZone?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:TIMEZone +9  (when headers are enabled)

Note

When you change the time zone, the time on the clock changes accordingly.
When the combination of hours and minutes cannot be set will result in an error.

Usage
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Sets and queries the time axis display.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:TMAXis A$

:SYSTem:TMAXis?

(Response)

A$

A$ = TIME, DATE, SCALe

Details

Sets the time axis display as character data.
Returns the current time axis display setting as character data.

TIME Time
DATE Date
SCALe Data points

Example

:SYSTem:TMAXis TIME
:SYSTem:TMAXis?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:TMAXIS TIME  (when headers are enabled)

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Execute the unit SRAM check and query the result.

Syntax

(Query)


:SYSTem:UNITCheck? A$

(Response)

[A$ = DIRect]
u1u2u3u4

[A$ = REMote]
r1r2r3r4r5r6r7

u1 to u4, r1 to R7 = 0(success),1(failed),*(disconnected)
A$ = DIRect,REMote

Details

Execute the unit SRAM check and query the result.

Example

:SYSTem:UNITCheck? DIRect
(Response)  :SYSTEM:UNITCHECK 010*  (when headers are enabled)

Note

Only LR8450-01 can use the wireless unit.

Usage
Conditions

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Sets and queries the voltage output

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:VOUT out$,A$

:SYSTem:VOUT? out$

(Response)

out$,A$

out$ = OUT1, OUT2
A$ = OFF, 5V, 12V, 24V

Details

Sets the voltage output.
Returns the current voltage output as character data.

Example

:SYSTem:VOUT OUT1,5V
:SYSTem:VOUT? OUT1
(Response)  :SYSTEM:VOUT OUT1,5V  (when headers are enabled)

Note

A$ = 24V can be set only for OUT1.

Usage
Conditions

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Sets and queries the waveform background color.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:WAVEBackcolor A$

:SYSTem:WAVEBackcolor?

(Response)

A$

A$ = DARK, LIGHT

Details

Sets the waveform background color.
Returns the current waveform background color as character data.

Example

:SYSTem:WAVEBackcolor DARK
:SYSTem:WAVEBackcolor?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:WAVEBACKCOLOR DARK  (when headers are enabled)

DARK Dark
LIGHT Light

Note

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Usage
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Sets and queries the input kind of external input terminal 1.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:EXT:IO1:KIND A$

:SYSTem:EXT:IO1:KIND?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, STARTIN, STOPIN, S_SIN, EVENTIN

Details

Sets the input kind of external input terminal 1.
Returns the current input kind of external input terminal 1 as character data.

OFF 
STARTIN Start
STOPIN Stop
S_SIN Start & Stop
EVENTIN Event input

Example

:SYSTem:EXT:IO1:KIND STARTIN
:SYSTem:EXT:IO1:KIND?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:EXT:IO1:KIND STARTIN  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Usage
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Sets and queries the start slope of external input terminal 1.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STARt A$

:SYSTem:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STARt?

(Response)

A$

A$ = UP, DOWN

Details

Sets the start slope of external input terminal 1.
Returns the current start slope of external input terminal 1 as character data.

UP Rising
DOWN Falling

Example

:SYSTem:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STARt UP
:SYSTem:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STARt?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STARt UP  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Usage
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Sets and queries the stop slope of external input terminal 1.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STOP A$

:SYSTem:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STOP?

(Response)

A$

A$ = UP, DOWN

Details

Sets the stop slope of external input terminal 1.
Returns the current stop slope of external input terminal 1 as character data.

UP Rising
DOWN Falling

Example

:SYSTem:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STOP UP
:SYSTem:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STOP?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STOP UP  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Usage
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Sets and queries the input kind of external input terminal 2.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:EXT:IO2:KIND A$

:SYSTem:EXT:IO2:KIND?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, STARTIN, STOPIN, S_SIN, EVENTIN

Details

Sets the input kind of external input terminal 2.
Returns the current input kind of external input terminal 2 as character data.

OFF 
STARTIN Start
STOPIN Stop
S_SIN Start & Stop
EVENTIN Event input

Example

:SYSTem:EXT:IO2:KIND STARTIN
:SYSTem:EXT:IO2:KIND?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:EXT:IO2:KIND STARTIN  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Usage
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Sets and queries the start slope of external input terminal 2.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STARt A$

:SYSTem:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STARt?

(Response)

A$

A$ = UP, DOWN

Details

Sets the start slope of external input terminal 2.
Returns the current start slope of external input terminal 2 as character data.

UP Rising
DOWN Falling

Example

:SYSTem:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STARt UP
:SYSTem:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STARt?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STARt UP  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Usage
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Sets and queries the stop slope of external input terminal 2.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STOP A$

:SYSTem:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STOP?

(Response)

A$

A$ = UP, DOWN

Details

Sets the stop slope of external input terminal 2.
Returns the current stop slope of external input terminal 2 as character data.

UP Rising
DOWN Falling

Example

:SYSTem:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STOP UP
:SYSTem:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STOP?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STOP UP  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Usage
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Sets and queries the input kind of external input terminal 3.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:EXT:IO3:KIND A$

:SYSTem:EXT:IO3:KIND?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, TRIGIN, EVENTIN

Details

Sets the input kind of external input terminal 3.
Returns the current input kind of external input terminal 3 as character data.

OFF 
TRIGIN Trigger input
EVENTIN Event input

Example

:SYSTem:EXT:IO3:KIND TRIGIN
:SYSTem:EXT:IO3:KIND?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:EXT:IO3:KIND TRIGIN  (when headers are enabled)

Note

When the external trigger setting is ON, the setting cannot be changed except for the trigger input.

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Sets and queries the start slope of external input terminal 3.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STARt A$

:SYSTem:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STARt?

(Response)

A$

A$ = UP, DOWN

Details

Sets the start slope of external input terminal 3.
Returns the current start slope of external input terminal 3 as character data.

UP Rising
DOWN Falling

Example

:SYSTem:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STARt UP
:SYSTem:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STARt?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STARt UP  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Sets and queries the stop slope of external input terminal 3.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STOP A$

:SYSTem:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STOP?

(Response)

A$

A$ = UP, DOWN

Details

Sets the stop slope of external input terminal 3.
Returns the current stop slope of external input terminal 3 as character data.

UP Rising
DOWN Falling

Example

:SYSTem:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STOP UP
:SYSTem:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STOP?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STOP UP  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Sets and queries the output kind of external output terminal.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:EXT:IO4:KIND A$

:SYSTem:EXT:IO4:KIND?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, TRIGOUT

Details

Sets the output kind of external output terminal.
Returns the current output kind of external output terminal as character data.

OFF 
TRIGOUT Trigger output

Example

:SYSTem:EXT:IO4:KIND TRIGOUT
:SYSTem:EXT:IO4:KIND?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:EXT:IO4:KIND TRIGOUT  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Sets and queries NTP server address.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:NTP:ADDRess "A$"

:SYSTem:NTP:ADDRess?

(Response)

"A$"

A$ = NTP server address(64 characters)

Details

Sets the server address for NTP synchronization.
Returns the server address for NTP synchronization.


Example

:SYSTem:NTP:ADDRess "abcdef.com"
:SYSTem:NTP:ADDRess?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:NTP:ADDRess "abcdef.com"  (when headers are enabled)

Note

If maximum number of characters is exceeded, a command error occurs.

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Execute the NTP time synchronization and query the result.

Syntax

(Query)


:SYSTem:NTP:CHECk?

(Response)

A

A = 0(PASS), 1(FAIL)

Details

Execute the NTP time synchronization and query the result.

Example

:SYSTem:NTP:CHECk?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:NTP:CHECK 0  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Usage
Conditions

The NTP client function must be set to ON.




Sets and queries the NTP client function.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:NTP:KIND A$

:SYSTem:NTP:KIND?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, ON

Details

Sets the NTP client function.
Returns the NTP client function.

OFF  Disable
ON  Enable

Example

:SYSTem:NTP:KIND ON
:SYSTem:NTP:KIND?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:NTP:KIND ON  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Sets and queries the timing of NTP synchronization.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:NTP:SYNC A$

:SYSTem:NTP:SYNC?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, HOUR, DAY

Details

Sets the timing of NTP synchronization.
Returns the timing of NTP synchronization.

OFF  No Sync
HOUR  Sync Every Hour
DAY  Sync Every Day

Example

:SYSTem:NTP:SYNC HOUR
:SYSTem:NTP:SYNC?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:NTP:SYNC HOUR  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Sets and queries the NTP synchronization before start measuring

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:NTP:STARt A$

:SYSTem:NTP:STARt?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, ON

Details

Sets the the NTP synchronization before start measuring.
Returns the the NTP synchronization before start measuring.

OFF  Disable
ON  Enable

Example

:SYSTem:NTP:STARt ON
:SYSTem:NTP:STARt?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:NTP:STARt ON  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Sets and queries the FTP server address for FTP data auto send.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:FTP:ADDRess "A$"

:SYSTem:FTP:ADDRess?

(Response)

"A$"

A$ = FTP server address(45 characters)

Details

Sets the address of the Destination FTP server in the FTP data auto send. Queries to the address of the destination FTP server.


Example

:SYSTem:FTP:ADDRess "abcdef"
:SYSTem:FTP:ADDRess?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:FTP:ADDRESS "abcdef"  (when headers are enabled)

Note

If maximum number of characters is exceeded, a command error occurs.

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Sets and queries the Deletion of Sent File.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:FTP:AUTODel A$

:SYSTem:FTP:AUTODel?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, ON

Details

Sets the sent file deletion feature for FTP date auto send.
Queries sent file delection setting.

OFF  OFF
ON  ON

Example

:SYSTem:FTP:AUTODel ON
:SYSTem:FTP:AUTODel?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:FTP:AUTODEL ON  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Sets and queries the verification of server certificate.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:FTP:CERTificate A$

:SYSTem:FTP:CERTificate?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, ON

Details

Sets the verification of server certificate.
Queries the verification of server certificate setting.

OFF  OFF
ON  ON

Example

:SYSTem:FTP:CERTificate ON
:SYSTem:FTP:CERTificate?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:FTP:CERTIFICATE ON  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Execute the unit FTP data send test and queries the result.

Syntax

(Query)


:SYSTem:FTP:CHECk?

(Response)

A

A = 0(PASS), 1(FAIL)

Details

Execute the unit FTP data send test and queries the result.

Example

:SYSTem:FTP:CHECk?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:FTP:CHECK 0  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Sets and queries the Directory for FTP data auto send.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:FTP:DIR "A$"

:SYSTem:FTP:DIR?

(Response)

"A$"

A$ = Destination Directory(45 characters)

Details

Sets the Directory of the Destination FTP server in the FTP data auto send.
Queries to the Directory of the destination FTP server.


Example

:SYSTem:FTP:DIR "/abc/def/"
:SYSTem:FTP:DIR?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:FTP:DIR "/abc/def/"  (when headers are enabled)

Note

If maximum number of characters is exceeded, a command error occurs.

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Sets and queries the Filename identifier(Hostname).

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:FTP:FILE:HOST A$

:SYSTem:FTP:FILE:HOST?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, ON

Details

Sets whether to give the sending file a hostname as an identifier.
Queries the current sending file identifier(Hostname) setng.

OFF  Not append hostname
ON  Append hostname

Example

:SYSTem:FTP:FILE:HOST ON
:SYSTem:FTP:FILE:HOST?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:FTP:FILE:HOST ON  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Sets and queries the Filename identifier(IP address).

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:FTP:FILE:IP A$

:SYSTem:FTP:FILE:IP?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, ON

Details

Sets whether to give the sending file an IP address as an identifier.
Queries the current sending file identifier(IP address) setng.

OFF  Not append IP address
ON  Append IP address

Example

:SYSTem:FTP:FILE:IP ON
:SYSTem:FTP:FILE:IP?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:FTP:FILE:IP ON  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Sets and queries the Filename identifier(Time).

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:FTP:FILE:TIME A$

:SYSTem:FTP:FILE:TIME?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, ON

Details

Sets whether to give the sending file a time as an identifier.
Queries the current sending file identifier(Time) setng.

OFF  Not append time
ON  Append time

Example

:SYSTem:FTP:FILE:TIME ON
:SYSTem:FTP:FILE:TIME?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:FTP:FILE:TIME ON  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Sets the Password for FTP data auto send. Check that the password is correct and Queries the result.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:FTP:PASSword "A$"

:SYSTem:FTP:PASSword? "A$"

(Response)

B$

A$ = Password(32 characters)
B$ = PASS,FAIL

PASS  Password is correct
FAIL  Password is incorrect

Details

Sets the Password for FTP data auto send.
Check that the password is correct and Queries the result.


Example

:SYSTem:FTP:PASSword "abcd"
:SYSTem:FTP:PASSword? "abcd"
(Response)  :SYSTEM:FTP:PASSWORD PASS  (when headers are enabled)

Note

If maximum number of characters is exceeded, a command error occurs.

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Sets and queries the Passive mode for FTP data auto send.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:FTP:PASV A$

:SYSTem:FTP:PASV?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, ON

Details

Sets the passive mode ON/OFF for FTP data auto send.
Queries the current passive mode setting.

OFF  Passive mode OFF
ON  Passive mode ON

Example

:SYSTem:FTP:PASV ON
:SYSTem:FTP:PASV?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:FTP:PASV ON  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Sets and queries the Port number for FTP data auto send.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:FTP:PORT A

:SYSTem:FTP:PORT?

(Response)

A<NR1>

A = Port number(0~65535)

Details

Sets the Port number for FTP data auto send.
Queries the currently set server port number.


Example

:SYSTem:FTP:PORT 1234
:SYSTem:FTP:PORT?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:FTP:PORT 1234  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Queries whether there are unsent files.

Syntax

(Query)


:SYSTem:FTP:PROG?

(Response)

A$

A$ = YES, NO

Details

Checking the existence of unsent files in the FTP data auto sent function and queries the result.

YES  There are unsent files
NO  No unsent files

Example

:SYSTem:FTP:PROG?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:FTP:PROG YES  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Sets and queries the FTP connection security.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:FTP:SECUrity A$

:SYSTem:FTP:SECUrity?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, EXPLICIT, IMPLICIT

Details

Sets the FTP connection security.
Queries the current FTP connection security settings.

OFF  FTP connection security function is OFF
EXPLICIT  Explicit FTP over TLS
IMPLICIT  Implicit FTP over TLS

Example

:SYSTem:FTP:SECUrity EXPLICIT
:SYSTem:FTP:SECUrity?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:FTP:SECURITY EXPLICIT  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Queries FTP communication status.

Syntax

(Query)


:SYSTem:FTP:STATe?

(Response)

A<NR1>, B<NR1>, C<NR1>, D<NR1>

A = Number of total files
B = Number of sent files
C = Number of failes files to send
D = Number of unsent files

Details

Queries the file transmission status of the FTP data auto send function.

Example

:SYSTem:FTP:STATe?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:FTP:STATE 10,1,5,4  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Sets and queries the FTP data auto send.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:FTP:USE A$

:SYSTem:FTP:USE?

(Response)

A$

A$ = OFF, ON

Details

Sets the ON/OFF of the FTP data auto send function.
Queries the current FTP data auto send function settings

OFF  FTP data auto send function is OFF
ON  FTP data auto send function is ON

Example

:SYSTem:FTP:USE ON
:SYSTem:FTP:USE?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:FTP:USE ON  (when headers are enabled)

Note

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Sets and queries the User Name for FTP data auto send.

Syntax

(Command)

(Query)


:SYSTem:FTP:USER "A$"

:SYSTem:FTP:USER?

(Response)

"A$"

A$ = User Name(32 characters)

Details

Sets the User name for FTP data auto send.
Queries the currently set user name.


Example

:SYSTem:FTP:USER "LR8450"
:SYSTem:FTP:USER?
(Response)  :SYSTEM:FTP:USER "LR8450"  (when headers are enabled)

Note

If maximum number of characters is exceeded, a command error occurs.

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Execute the Setting conditions file load and queries the result.

Syntax

(Query)


[SD card]

:SYSTem:LOAD:SET:SD? "A$",B

[USB flash drive]

:SYSTem:LOAD:SET:USB? "A$",B

(Response)

C<NR1>

A$ = [SD card, USB flash drive] Setting conditions file name(xxxx.SET)
B = 0 to 3(Load option number)
C = 0(PASS),1(FAIL)

Details

Execute the Setting conditions file load in the specified media and queries the result.
The type of settings to load setting on the specified load option number.

Load option
B=0  Wired unit information
B=1  Wired unit information + System,External
B=2  Wired unit information + Wireless unit information
B=3  Wired unit information + System,External + Wireless unit information

Example

[SD card]
:SYSTem:LOAD:SET:SD? "CONF001.SET",1
(Response)  :SYSTEM:LOAD:SET:SD 0  (when headers are enabled)
[USB flash drive]
:SYSTem:LOAD:SET:USB? "CONF001.SET",1
(Response)  :SYSTEM:LOAD:SET:USB 0  (when headers are enabled)

Note

Cannot load files other than Setting conditions file(.SET).
When loading a file from SD card or USB flash drive, put the setting conditions file in the following directory.
[SD card]
"SD Card/HIOKI/LR8450/CONFIG/"
[USB flash drive]
"USB flash drive/HIOKI/LR8450/CONFIG/"

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