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Remote Operation
Remote commands17
17-13
Waveform Selection
WAVE <cpd> Select the output waveform as <SINE>,
<SQUARE>, <TRIANG>, <DC>, <POSRMP>,
<NEGRMP>, <COSINE>, <HAVSIN>,
<HAVCOS>, <SINC>, <PULSE>,
<PULSTRN>, <ARB> or <SEQ>.
PULSPER <nrf> Set the pulse period to <nrf> sec.
PULSWID <nrf> Set the pulse width to <nrf> sec.
PULSDLY <nrf> Set the pulse delay to <nrf> sec.
PULTRNLEN <nrf> Set the number of pulses in the pulse-train to
<nrf>.
PULTRNPER <nrf> Set the pulse-train period to <nrf> sec.
PULTRNBASE <nrf> Set the pulse-train base line to <nrf> Volts.
PULTRNLEV <nrf1>,<nrf2> Set the level of pulse-train pulse number
<nrf1> to <nrf2> Volts.
PULTRNWID <nrf1>,<nrf2> Set the width of pulse-train pulse number
<nrf1> to <nrf2> sec.
PULTRNDLY <nrf1>,<nrf2> Set the delay of pulse-train pulse number
<nrf1> to <nrf2> sec.
PULTRNMAKE Makes the pulse-train and runs it - similar to the
WAVE PULSTRN command.
ARB <cpd> Select an arbitrary waveform for output.
<cpd> must be the name of an existing
arbitrary
waveform. Backup memory is always
used as the source of the arb. The arb will be
copied to the channel memory if necessary.
ARBLIST? Returns a list of all arbitrary waveforms on the
mem
ory card. Each will return a name and
length in the following form <cpd>,<nr1>.
The list will end with <rmt>.
CF? Interrogates the memory card. Returns
available spa
ce in MB, e.g. 21.5MB. Returns
0.0MB if either WAVES or SETUP directories
are full; returns –1 if no memory card is found.
CFSIZE? Returns the formatted capacity of the memory
card in MBy
tes.
CFLABEL? Returns the volume label of the memory card.
Arbitrary Waveform Create and Delete
Care should be take to ensure that all channels in the instrument are
running
in CONTINUOUS mode before using commands from this section.
Failure to observ
e this restriction may give unexpected results.
ARBDELETE <cpd> Delete the arbitrary waveform <cpd> from
backup m
emory.
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