User manual

IEEE-488 Reference
2001-900-01 Rev. K / August 2010 4-57
Programming example
10 OUTPUT 716; “:meas?”
20 ENTER 716; A$
30 PRINT A$
40 END
Line 10 Performs :MEASure? operations.
Line 20 Addresses the Model 2001 to talk.
Line 30 Displays the reading on the CRT.
4.12 SCPI command subsystems
SCPI commands are categorized into subsystems and are presented in the following alphabetical order:
4.13 Calculate subsystems Covers the commands for the three Calculate subsystems. :CALCulate1
is used to configure and control the “mX+B” and “PERCENT” math operations. :CALCulate2 is
used to manipulate readings stored in the buffer, and :CALCulate3 is used to configure and control
the limit tests.
4.14 :CALibrate subsystem Provides a table that summarizes the commands used to calibrate the
Model 2001. Actual calibration procedures are contained in the Model 2001 Calibration Manual.
4.15 :DISPlay subsystem Explains the commands that are used to control display readings and
messages for the top and bottom portions of the display.
4.16 :FORMat subsystem Covers the commands used to select the data format for transferring
instrument readings over the bus.
4.17 :OUTPut subsystem Covers the commands used to select the polarity for the digital output
lines.
4.18 :ROUTe subsystem Covers the commands that are used to control switching.
4.19 Sense subsystems Explains the commands of the two Sense subsystems. :SENSe1 is used to
configure and control the measurement functions of the Model 2001. :SENSe2 is used to read the
digital input port.
4.20 :SOURce subsystem Explains the commands used to control the digital output port.
4.21 :STATus subsystem Covers the commands used to configure and control the status registers.
4.22 :SYSTem subsystem Covers miscellaneous commands not covered by the other subsystems.
4.23 :TRACe subsystem Explains the commands used to control the reading buffer.
4.24 Trigger subsystem Covers the commands used to configure the Trigger Model.
4.25 :UNIT subsystem Explains the commands used to select measurement units.