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Remote operation
:SYST:DATE
System date
Syntax
:SYST:DATE?
:SYST:DATE:SET <date value>
:SYST:DATE:FORMAT <d ate format>
Where <date v
alue> is the new date in the selected format and <date
format> is the date format
Returns
Date form atted in the way specified by the user separated by forward
slashes (/)
Description
The :SYST:DATE? command returns the date on the power analyzer.
The :SYST:
DATE:SET command sets the date on the power
analyzer. The <date v alue> should be in the format specified by the
:SYST:DATE:FORMAT command. For example, if the specified format
were0(mm/
dd/yyyy), then the command would be: :SYST:DATE:SET
12/31/2015.
Use one of the three formats with the :SYST:DATE:FORMAT command:
<date for
mat> = 0 – mm/dd/yyy or mm:dd:yyyy or mm-dd-yyyy
<date format> = 1 – dd/mm/yyy or dd:mm:yyyy or dd-mm-yyyy
<date format> = 2 – yyyy/mm/dd or yyyy:mm:dd or yyyy-mm-dd
:SYST:TIME
System time
Syntax
:SYST:TIME?
:SYST:TIME:SET <tim e value>
:SYST:
TIME:FORMAT <time format>
Where <time value> is the new time in the selected format and <time
format> is the time format
Returns
The time will be in either 12-hour or 24-hour format in hours and minutes
and se
conds separated by colons (:). For example, 01:34:22P for 12 hour
or 13:34:22 for 24 hour.
Desc
ription
The :SYST:TIME? command returns the time on the power analyzer in the
specified format. The time can be in one of two formats:
<tim
e format> = 0 – 12 Hour hh:mm:ssA/P
<time format> = 1 – 24 Hour hh:mm:ss
The time can also be set on the power analyzer using the :SYST:TIME:SET
com
mand. In this case, the <time value> should be in the format specified.
For example, if the specified format were 0 (12 Hour), then the command
would be:
:S
YST:TIME:SET 08:32:20P
For 12 hour clock, A should be used for A M and P for PM.
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