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B-2

SERIES EL 070110

B.2

NUMERICAL VALUES AND DATA CONVENTIONS

The following conventions are used throughout this Appendix.

< >

Items in these brackets are parameter abbreviations. Parameters may be numbers or text

<NR1>

Simple numbers (without a decimal point) from 0 - 255. Examples: 156, 0 or 1

<NR2 > Numeric Values with or without a decimal point. Examples: 0.0156, 15.6, 156 or 1.56E+3 (scientific

notation: digits with decimal point and exponent)

<txt>

Text data indicating. For example, operating modes: CURRent, VOLTage, POWer, RESistance,
CONDuctance, SHORt

<bool>

Boolean Data. Examples: 0, 1, OFF or ON. NOTE: If a command expecting a boolean argument is
sent with no argument, the argument is assumed to be 0 (e.g., INPut and INPut 0 are identical).

[ ]

Optional keywords are shown in square brackets. For example [SOURce:]INPut:[STATe] <bool>
means SOURce and STATe: may be omitted thus the command is reduced to INP <bool>.

B.3

CALibrate:IPADdress COMMAND

CAL:IPAD

Syntax:

Short Form: CAL:IPAD <a.b.c.d>
Long Form: CALibrate:IPADdress <a.b.c.d>
Where: <a, b, c, d> = numbers from 0 to 255 comprising the IP Address

Description: Sets the IP address to be used during LAN communication.

B.4

CALibrate:IPADdress? QUERY

CAL:IPAD?

Syntax:

Short Form: CAL:IPAD?

Long Form: CALibrate:IPADdress?