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The microhmmeter will not accept whitespace characters in the subsequent parameter list. These
will set the 'command error' bit (5) of the Standard Event Register.
Comma (,)
If a command requires multiple parameters, a comma must be used to separate parameters from
one another in the parameter list.
Query (?)
Commands ending in a query (?) indicate that a response is expected from the instrument. This is
usually a measured value or status message. Commands sent without a query instruct the
instrument to perform a function. The instrument will not output a response without a query
command (except in Talk Only mode).
Common Commands (*)
Commands beginning with a "*" are called common commands and have a precise function as
defined by the IEEE-488.2 standard. All instruments behave in an identical way. These
commands are primarily concerned with control, reset, self-test and status.
Command Syntax
Most command keywords have both a long and short form. The bus controller can send
commands in either form and also in any combination of upper and lower case characters.
Instrument responses, however, are always in the short form, upper case.
If extra, redundant parameters are sent in a parameter list they are simply ignored. No error is
produced.
e.g. SENSe:FRESistance:RANGe 30OHM,300OHM
In the description of commands that follows, various symbols are used for different features:
< parameter > represents a field name.
< ON|OFF >
[ optional ]
" string"
the vertical bar indicates OR
square brackets indicate optional commands or parameters.
indicates an ASCII text string.
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