Environment (SYSTem)

Sets and queries the title comment addition for manual save file name.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:ADDComment A$ :SYSTem:ADDComment?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets the title comment addition for manual save file name. Returns the current title comment addition for manual save file name as character data.
Example | :SYSTem:ADDComment ON :SYSTem:ADDComment? (Response) :SYSTEM:ADDComment ON (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the trigger date addition for manual save file name.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:ADDDate A$ :SYSTem:ADDDate?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets the trigger date addition for manual save file name. Returns the current trigger date addition for manual save file name as character data.
Example | :SYSTem:ADDDate ON :SYSTem:ADDDate? (Response) :SYSTEM:ADDDATE ON (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries auto start measurement
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:AUTOStart A$ :SYSTem:AUTOStart?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets auto start measurement. Returns the current auto start measurement setting.
Example | :SYSTem:AUTOStart ON :SYSTem:AUTOStart? (Response) :SYSTEM:AUTOSTART ON (when headers are enabled)
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Queries power supply state.
Syntax | (Query) | :SYSTem:BATT? unit$
(Response) | unit$,A$ unit$ = REMOTE1 to REMOTE7, MAIN1, MAIN2 [unit$ = REMOTE1 to REMOTE7] A$ = EMPTY, LEVEL_L, LEVEL_M, LEVEL_H, AC [unit$ = MAIN1, MAIN2] A$ = EMPTY, LEVEL_L, LEVEL_M, LEVEL_H, NOBATTERY, AC, CHARGE
Details | Returns the power supply state as character data.
REMOTE1 to REMOTE7 | Wireless Unit1 to 7
MAIN1 | Main unit 1
MAIN2 | Main unit 2
The relationship between the argument A$ and the main unit screen icon is as follows.
A$ | Icon | Description
AC |  | Powered by AC adapter.
LEVEL_H |  | Battery powered. (full charge)
LEVEL_M |  | Battery powered.
LEVEL_L |  | Battery powered. (low level) Connect the AC adapter and charge the battery.
EMPTY |  | Battery powered. (empty) Connect the AC adapter and charge the battery.
CHARGE |  | Powered by AC adapter. Battery charging.
NOBATTERY | NO ICON | Powered by AC adapter. No battery.
Example | :SYSTem:BATT? MAIN1 (Response) :SYSTEM:BATT MAIN1,LEVEL_H (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the beep sound.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:BEEP A$ :SYSTem:BEEP?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets the beep sound according to character data. Returns the current beep sound setting as character data.
Example | :SYSTem:BEEP ON :SYSTem:BEEP? (Response) :SYSTEM:BEEP ON (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the backlight brightness.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:BRIGhtness A$ :SYSTem:BRIGhtness?
(Response) | A$ A$ = LV1, LV2, LV3, LV4, LV5
Details | Sets the backlight brightness as character data. Returns the current back light brightness setting as character data.
Example | :SYSTem:BRIGhtness LV1 :SYSTem:BRIGhtness? (Response) :SYSTEM:BRIGHTNESS LV1 (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the calculation file division for manual saving.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:CALCSplit A$ :SYSTem:CALCSplit?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets the calculation file division. Returns the current setting of the calculation file division as character data.
OFF | Single file
ON | Individual save
Example | :SYSTem:CALCSplit ON :SYSTem:CALCSplit? (Response) :SYSTEM:CALCSPLIT ON (when headers are enabled)
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Executes the ROM/RAM check and queries the result.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:CHECk :SYSTem:CHECk?
(Response) | A$ A$ = NONE, RUN, PASS, FAIL
Details | Executes the ROM/RAM check. Returns the ROM/RAM check result as character data.
Example | :SYSTem:CHECk :SYSTem:CHECk? (Response) :SYSTEM:CHECk PASS (when headers are enabled)
NONE | Not running
RUN | Running
PASS | Normal
FAIL | Failure
Note | The ROM/RAM check takes about 15 minutes to complete.
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Sets and queries the backlight saver function.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:CRTOff A$ :SYSTem:CRTOff?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, 30S, 1MIN, 2MIN, 5MIN, 10MIN
Details | Sets the backlight saver function as character data. Returns the current backlight saver function as character data.
Example | :SYSTem:CRTOff 30S :SYSTem:CRTOff? (Response) :SYSTEM:CRTOFF 30S (when headers are enabled)
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Clearing waveform data.
Syntax | (Command) | :SYSTem:DATAClear
Details | Clear the waveform data.
Example | :SYSTem:DATAClear
Note | Clearing the waveform data takes a few seconds.
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Sets the calendar date, and queries the current calendar date.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:DATE year,month,day :SYSTem:DATE?
(Response) | year<NR1>,month<NR1>,day<NR1> year = 0 to 37 (year) month = 1 to 12 (month) day = 1 to 31 (day)
Details | Sets the date on the internal calendar. Returns the current date.
Example | :SYSTem:DATE 20,1,2 :SYSTem:DATE? (Response) :SYSTEM:DATE 20,01,02 (when headers are enabled)
Note | The internal calendar cannot be set during measurement. Setting the internal calendar takes about 1 second.
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Sets the date and time, and queries the current date and time.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:DATETime year,month,day,hour,minute,second :SYSTem:DATETime?
(Response) | year<NR1>,month<NR1>,day<NR1>hour<NR1>,minute<NR1>,second<NR1> year = 0 to 37 (year) month = 1 to 12 (month) day = 1 to 31 (day) hour = 0 to 23 (hour) minute = 0 to 59 (minute) second = 0 to 59(second)
Details | Sets the date and time. Returns the current date and time.
Example | :SYSTem:DATETime 20,1,2,12,34,56 :SYSTem:DATETime? (Response) :SYSTEM:DATETime 20,01,02,12,34,56 (when headers are enabled)
Note | The date and time cannot be set during measurement. Setting the date and time takes about 1 second.
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Sets the date format, and queries the current date format
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:DFORmat A$ :SYSTem:DFORmat?
(Response) | A$ A$ = YYYYMMDD ,MMDDYYYY ,DDMMYYYY
Details | Sets the date format. Returns the current date format.
Example | :SYSTem:DFORmat YYYYMMDD :SYSTem:DFORmat? (Response) :SYSTEM:DFORMAT YYYYMMDD (when headers are enabled)
Note | The date format cannot be set during measurement.
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Sets the date separator character, and queries the current date separator character
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:DSEParator A$ :SYSTem:DSEParator?
(Response) | A$ A$ = HYPHEN ,SLASH ,PERIOD
Details | Sets the date separator character. Returns the current date separator character.
Example | :SYSTem:DSEParator HYPHEN :SYSTem:DSEParator? (Response) :SYSTEM:DSEPARATOR HYPHEN (when headers are enabled)
Note | The date separator character cannot be set during measurement.
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Sets and queries the file name for manual save.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:FILEName "A$" :SYSTem:FILEName?
(Response) | "A$" A$ = file name (up to 8 characters)
Details | Sets the file name for manual save. Returns a string of current file name for manual save.
Example | :SYSTem:FILEName "MANUAL" :SYSTem:FILEName? (Response) :SYSTEM:FILENAME "MANUAL" (when headers are enabled)
Note | Characters exceeding the maximum number of characters are not set. The characters that can be used in the file name are the same as those of the main unit.
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Sets and queries the key map.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:KEYMap A$ :SYSTem:KEYMap?
(Response) | A$ A$ = JP ,US, CN ,FR ,ES ,DE ,IT
Details | Sets the key map. Returns the current key map as character data.
JP | Japanese
US | English
CN | Chinese
FR | French
ES | Spanish
DE | German
IT | Italian
Example | :SYSTem:KEYMap JP :SYSTem:KEYMap? (Response) :SYSTEM:KEYMAP JP (when headers are enabled)
Note | This setting will be applied at the next startup.
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Sets and queries the language.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:LANGuage A$ :SYSTem:LANGuage?
(Response) | A$ A$ = JAPANese, ENGlish, CHINese, KORean, TRADitionalchinese
Details | Sets the language. Returns the current language setting as character data.
JAPANese | Japanese
ENGlish | English
CHINese | Simplified Chinese
KORean | Korean
TRADitionalchinese | Traditional Chinese
Example | :SYSTem:LANGuage JAPANese :SYSTem:LANGuage? (Response) :SYSTEM:LANGUAGE JAPANESE (when headers are enabled)
Note | This setting will be applied at the next startup.
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Sets and queries the event mark at alarm.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:MARK A$ :SYSTem:MARK?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets the event mark at alarm. Returns the event mark at alarm as character data.
Example | :SYSTem:MARK ON :SYSTem:MARK? (Response) :SYSTEM:MARK ON (when headers are enabled)
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Queries the wireless unit retransmit-rate.
Syntax | (Query) | :SYSTem:RETRansmit? A$
(Response) | r1,r2,r3,r4,r5,r6,r7 r1～r7 = -1(NO DATA),0.0~100.0 A$ = RECent,WORSt
Details | Calculates the retransmit-rate for each wireless unit from the data being meaured or after measurement, and returns the result.
RECent | Gets the retransmit-rate for the last minute.
WORSt | Gets the lowest retransmit-rate.
Example | :SYSTem:RETRansmit? RECent (Response) :SYSTEM::RETRANSMIT?　100.0,100.0,100.0,100.0,100.0,0.0,0.0 (when headers are enabled)
Note | Only LR8450-01 can use the wireless unit.
Usage Conditions | Wireless LAN function must bo ON and wireless unit connection mode. (How to change wireless LAN settings is described on "本体取説".)

Queries radio field strength.
Syntax | (Query) | :SYSTem:RSSI? unit$
(Response) | unit$,A unit$ = REMOTE1 to REMOTE7 A = Radio field strength by the side of a main unit (db) (Radio field strength range：20 to -128 [20 = radio wave state is good. -128 = radio wave state is bad], -300 is not connected.)
Details | Returns the radio field strength by the side of a main unit and unit as character data.
Example | :SYSTem:RSSI? REMOTE1 (Response) :SYSTEM:RSSI REMOTE1,-10 (when headers are enabled)
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Usage Conditions | The wireless unit must be registered.

Sets and queries the save format for manual save.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:SAVEFormat A$ :SYSTem:SAVEFormat?
(Response) | A$ A$ = BINARY, CSV, MF4
Details | Sets the save format for manual save. Returns the save format for manual save as character data.
BINARY | Binary
CSV | Text
MF4 | MDF4
Example | :SYSTem:SAVEFormat BINARY :SYSTem:SAVEFormat? (Response) :SYSTEM:SAVEFORMAT BINARY (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the save key.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:SAVEKey A$ :SYSTem:SAVEKey?
(Response) | A$ A$ = SELECT, QUICK
Details | Sets the save key. Returns the save key as character data.
SELECT | Select & Save: Pressing SAVE key will show you a dialog to choose how to save.
QUICK | Quick save： Pressing the SAVE key will save the file immediately.
Example | :SYSTem:SAVEKey SELECT :SYSTem:SAVEKey? (Response) :SYSTEM:SAVEKEY SELECT (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the quick save priority.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:SAVEPri A$ :SYSTem:SAVEPri?
(Response) | A$ A$ = SD, USB
Details | Sets the quick save priority as character data. Returns the current setting of the quick save priority as character data.
SD | SD card
USB | USB flash drive
Example | :SYSTem:SAVEPri SD :SYSTem:SAVEPri? (Response) :SYSTEM:SAVEPRI SD (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the save span.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:SAVESpan A$ :SYSTem:SAVESpan?
(Response) | A$ A$ = ALL, A-B, START-A, START-B, A-END, B-END
Details | Sets the save span for manual save. Returns the save span for manual save as character data.
ALL | Whole waveform
A-B | Waveform between A/B cursors
START-A | Waveform from the start to the A cursor
START-B | Waveform from the start to the B cursor
A-END | Waveform from the A cursor to end
B-END | Waveform from the B cursor to end
Example | :SYSTem:SAVESpan ALL :SYSTem:SAVESpan? (Response) :SYSTEM:SAVESPAN ALL (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the save type.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:SAVEType A$ :SYSTem:SAVEType?
(Response) | A$ A$ = WAVE, IMAGE, SET, CALC, A2L
Details | Sets the save type for manual save. Returns the save type for manual save as character data.
WAVE | Waveform file
IMAGE | Captured screen image
SET | Settings file
CALC | Calculation results
A2L | A2L file
Example | :SYSTem:SAVEType WAVE :SYSTem:SAVEType? (Response) :SYSTEM:SAVETYPE WAVE (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the operation error prevention function of the START/STOP key.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:SMESS A$ :SYSTem:SMESS?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets the operation error prevention function of the START/STOP key. Returns the current operation error prevention function of the START/STOP key as character data.
Example | :SYSTem:SMESS ON :SYSTem:SMESS? (Response) :SYSTEM:SMESS ON (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the start backup function.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:STARt A$ :SYSTem:STARt?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Enables and disables the start backup function. Returns the current enablement state of the start backup function as character data.
Example | :SYSTem:STARt ON :SYSTem:STARt? (Response) :SYSTEM:START ON (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the downsampling type for manual save
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:THINData A$ :SYSTem:THINData?
(Response) | A$ A$ = INSTANT, STATISTICS
Details | Sets the downsampling type for manual save Returns the downsampling type for manual save
INSTANT | Instant value
STATISTICS | Statistics value
Example | :SYSTem:THINData INSTANT :SYSTem:THINData? (Response) :SYSTEM:THINDATA INSTANT (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the decimation factor for manual save.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:THINOut A :SYSTem:THINOut?
(Response) | A<NR1> A = 1(OFF) to 100000
Details | Sets the decimation factor for manual save. Returns the currently set value of the decimation factor as an NR1 numerical value. If A=1, downsampling is off.
Example | :SYSTem:THINOut 5 :SYSTem:THINOut? (Response) :SYSTEM:THINOUT 5 (when headers are enabled)
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Sets the time, and queries the current time.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:TIME h,m,s :SYSTem:TIME?
(Response) | h<NR1>,m<NR1>,s<NR1> h = 0 to 23 (hour) m = 0 to 59 (min) s = 0 to 59 (sec)
Details | Sets the time. Returns the current time as an NR1 numerical value.
Example | :SYSTem:TIME 12,34,56 :SYSTem:TIME? (Response) :SYSTEM:TIME 12,34,56 (when headers are enabled)
Note | The time cannot be set during measurement. Setting the time takes about 1 second.
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Sets and queries the time zone.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:TIMEZone hour(,min) :SYSTem:TIMEZone?
(Response) | hour<NR1>(,min<NR1>) hour = -12 to +14 (hour) min = 30, 45 (min) (0 min when omitted)
Details | Sets the time zone. Returns the current time zone as an NR1 numerical value.
Example | :SYSTem:TIMEZone 9 :SYSTem:TIMEZone? (Response) :SYSTEM:TIMEZone +9 (when headers are enabled)
Note | When you change the time zone, the time on the clock changes accordingly. When the combination of hours and minutes cannot be set will result in an error.
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Sets and queries the time axis display.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:TMAXis A$ :SYSTem:TMAXis?
(Response) | A$ A$ = TIME, DATE, SCALe
Details | Sets the time axis display as character data. Returns the current time axis display setting as character data.
TIME | Time
DATE | Date
SCALe | Data points
Example | :SYSTem:TMAXis TIME :SYSTem:TMAXis? (Response) :SYSTEM:TMAXIS TIME (when headers are enabled)
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Execute the unit SRAM check and query the result.
Syntax | (Query) | :SYSTem:UNITCheck? A$
(Response) | [A$ = DIRect] u1u2u3u4 [A$ = REMote] r1r2r3r4r5r6r7 u1 to u4, r1 to R7 = 0(success),1(failed),*(disconnected) A$ = DIRect,REMote
Details | Execute the unit SRAM check and query the result.
Example | :SYSTem:UNITCheck? DIRect (Response) :SYSTEM:UNITCHECK 010* (when headers are enabled)
Note | Only LR8450-01 can use the wireless unit.
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Sets and queries the voltage output
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:VOUT out$,A$ :SYSTem:VOUT? out$
(Response) | out$,A$ out$ = OUT1, OUT2 A$ = OFF, 5V, 12V, 24V
Details | Sets the voltage output. Returns the current voltage output as character data.
Example | :SYSTem:VOUT OUT1,5V :SYSTem:VOUT? OUT1 (Response) :SYSTEM:VOUT OUT1,5V (when headers are enabled)
Note | A$ = 24V can be set only for OUT1.
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Sets and queries the waveform background color.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:WAVEBackcolor A$ :SYSTem:WAVEBackcolor?
(Response) | A$ A$ = DARK, LIGHT
Details | Sets the waveform background color. Returns the current waveform background color as character data.
Example | :SYSTem:WAVEBackcolor DARK :SYSTem:WAVEBackcolor? (Response) :SYSTEM:WAVEBACKCOLOR DARK (when headers are enabled)
DARK | Dark
LIGHT | Light
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Sets and queries the input kind of external input terminal 1.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:EXT:IO1:KIND A$ :SYSTem:EXT:IO1:KIND?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, STARTIN, STOPIN, S_SIN, EVENTIN
Details | Sets the input kind of external input terminal 1. Returns the current input kind of external input terminal 1 as character data.
OFF |
STARTIN | Start
STOPIN | Stop
S_SIN | Start & Stop
EVENTIN | Event input
Example | :SYSTem:EXT:IO1:KIND STARTIN :SYSTem:EXT:IO1:KIND? (Response) :SYSTEM:EXT:IO1:KIND STARTIN (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the start slope of external input terminal 1.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STARt A$ :SYSTem:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STARt?
(Response) | A$ A$ = UP, DOWN
Details | Sets the start slope of external input terminal 1. Returns the current start slope of external input terminal 1 as character data.
UP | Rising
DOWN | Falling
Example | :SYSTem:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STARt UP :SYSTem:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STARt? (Response) :SYSTEM:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STARt UP (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the stop slope of external input terminal 1.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STOP A$ :SYSTem:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STOP?
(Response) | A$ A$ = UP, DOWN
Details | Sets the stop slope of external input terminal 1. Returns the current stop slope of external input terminal 1 as character data.
UP | Rising
DOWN | Falling
Example | :SYSTem:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STOP UP :SYSTem:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STOP? (Response) :SYSTEM:EXT:IO1:SLOPe:STOP UP (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the input kind of external input terminal 2.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:EXT:IO2:KIND A$ :SYSTem:EXT:IO2:KIND?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, STARTIN, STOPIN, S_SIN, EVENTIN
Details | Sets the input kind of external input terminal 2. Returns the current input kind of external input terminal 2 as character data.
OFF |
STARTIN | Start
STOPIN | Stop
S_SIN | Start & Stop
EVENTIN | Event input
Example | :SYSTem:EXT:IO2:KIND STARTIN :SYSTem:EXT:IO2:KIND? (Response) :SYSTEM:EXT:IO2:KIND STARTIN (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the start slope of external input terminal 2.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STARt A$ :SYSTem:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STARt?
(Response) | A$ A$ = UP, DOWN
Details | Sets the start slope of external input terminal 2. Returns the current start slope of external input terminal 2 as character data.
UP | Rising
DOWN | Falling
Example | :SYSTem:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STARt UP :SYSTem:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STARt? (Response) :SYSTEM:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STARt UP (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the stop slope of external input terminal 2.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STOP A$ :SYSTem:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STOP?
(Response) | A$ A$ = UP, DOWN
Details | Sets the stop slope of external input terminal 2. Returns the current stop slope of external input terminal 2 as character data.
UP | Rising
DOWN | Falling
Example | :SYSTem:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STOP UP :SYSTem:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STOP? (Response) :SYSTEM:EXT:IO2:SLOPe:STOP UP (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the input kind of external input terminal 3.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:EXT:IO3:KIND A$ :SYSTem:EXT:IO3:KIND?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, TRIGIN, EVENTIN
Details | Sets the input kind of external input terminal 3. Returns the current input kind of external input terminal 3 as character data.
OFF |
TRIGIN | Trigger input
EVENTIN | Event input
Example | :SYSTem:EXT:IO3:KIND TRIGIN :SYSTem:EXT:IO3:KIND? (Response) :SYSTEM:EXT:IO3:KIND TRIGIN (when headers are enabled)
Note | When the external trigger setting is ON, the setting cannot be changed except for the trigger input.
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Sets and queries the start slope of external input terminal 3.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STARt A$ :SYSTem:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STARt?
(Response) | A$ A$ = UP, DOWN
Details | Sets the start slope of external input terminal 3. Returns the current start slope of external input terminal 3 as character data.
UP | Rising
DOWN | Falling
Example | :SYSTem:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STARt UP :SYSTem:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STARt? (Response) :SYSTEM:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STARt UP (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the stop slope of external input terminal 3.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STOP A$ :SYSTem:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STOP?
(Response) | A$ A$ = UP, DOWN
Details | Sets the stop slope of external input terminal 3. Returns the current stop slope of external input terminal 3 as character data.
UP | Rising
DOWN | Falling
Example | :SYSTem:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STOP UP :SYSTem:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STOP? (Response) :SYSTEM:EXT:IO3:SLOPe:STOP UP (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the output kind of external output terminal.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:EXT:IO4:KIND A$ :SYSTem:EXT:IO4:KIND?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, TRIGOUT
Details | Sets the output kind of external output terminal. Returns the current output kind of external output terminal as character data.
OFF |
TRIGOUT | Trigger output
Example | :SYSTem:EXT:IO4:KIND TRIGOUT :SYSTem:EXT:IO4:KIND? (Response) :SYSTEM:EXT:IO4:KIND TRIGOUT (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries NTP server address.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:NTP:ADDRess "A$" :SYSTem:NTP:ADDRess?
(Response) | "A$" A$ = NTP server address(64 characters)
Details | Sets the server address for NTP synchronization. Returns the server address for NTP synchronization.
Example | :SYSTem:NTP:ADDRess "abcdef.com" :SYSTem:NTP:ADDRess? (Response) :SYSTEM:NTP:ADDRess "abcdef.com" (when headers are enabled)
Note | If maximum number of characters is exceeded, a command error occurs.
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Execute the NTP time synchronization and query the result.
Syntax | (Query) | :SYSTem:NTP:CHECk?
(Response) | A A = 0(PASS), 1(FAIL)
Details | Execute the NTP time synchronization and query the result.
Example | :SYSTem:NTP:CHECk? (Response) :SYSTEM:NTP:CHECK 0 (when headers are enabled)
Note | -
Usage Conditions | The NTP client function must be set to ON.

Sets and queries the NTP client function.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:NTP:KIND A$ :SYSTem:NTP:KIND?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets the NTP client function. Returns the NTP client function.
OFF | Disable
ON | Enable
Example | :SYSTem:NTP:KIND ON :SYSTem:NTP:KIND? (Response) :SYSTEM:NTP:KIND ON (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the timing of NTP synchronization.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:NTP:SYNC A$ :SYSTem:NTP:SYNC?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, HOUR, DAY
Details | Sets the timing of NTP synchronization. Returns the timing of NTP synchronization.
OFF | No Sync
HOUR | Sync Every Hour
DAY | Sync Every Day
Example | :SYSTem:NTP:SYNC HOUR :SYSTem:NTP:SYNC? (Response) :SYSTEM:NTP:SYNC HOUR (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the NTP synchronization before start measuring
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:NTP:STARt A$ :SYSTem:NTP:STARt?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets the the NTP synchronization before start measuring. Returns the the NTP synchronization before start measuring.
OFF | Disable
ON | Enable
Example | :SYSTem:NTP:STARt ON :SYSTem:NTP:STARt? (Response) :SYSTEM:NTP:STARt ON (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the FTP server address for FTP data auto send.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:FTP:ADDRess "A$" :SYSTem:FTP:ADDRess?
(Response) | "A$" A$ = FTP server address(45 characters)
Details | Sets the address of the Destination FTP server in the FTP data auto send. Queries to the address of the destination FTP server.
Example | :SYSTem:FTP:ADDRess "abcdef" :SYSTem:FTP:ADDRess? (Response) :SYSTEM:FTP:ADDRESS "abcdef" (when headers are enabled)
Note | If maximum number of characters is exceeded, a command error occurs.
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Sets and queries the Deletion of Sent File.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:FTP:AUTODel A$ :SYSTem:FTP:AUTODel?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets the sent file deletion feature for FTP date auto send. Queries sent file delection setting.
OFF | OFF
ON | ON
Example | :SYSTem:FTP:AUTODel ON :SYSTem:FTP:AUTODel? (Response) :SYSTEM:FTP:AUTODEL ON (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the verification of server certificate.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:FTP:CERTificate A$ :SYSTem:FTP:CERTificate?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets the verification of server certificate. Queries the verification of server certificate setting.
OFF | OFF
ON | ON
Example | :SYSTem:FTP:CERTificate ON :SYSTem:FTP:CERTificate? (Response) :SYSTEM:FTP:CERTIFICATE ON (when headers are enabled)
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Execute the unit FTP data send test and queries the result.
Syntax | (Query) | :SYSTem:FTP:CHECk?
(Response) | A A = 0(PASS), 1(FAIL)
Details | Execute the unit FTP data send test and queries the result.
Example | :SYSTem:FTP:CHECk? (Response) :SYSTEM:FTP:CHECK 0 (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the Directory for FTP data auto send.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:FTP:DIR "A$" :SYSTem:FTP:DIR?
(Response) | "A$" A$ = Destination Directory(45 characters)
Details | Sets the Directory of the Destination FTP server in the FTP data auto send. Queries to the Directory of the destination FTP server.
Example | :SYSTem:FTP:DIR "/abc/def/" :SYSTem:FTP:DIR? (Response) :SYSTEM:FTP:DIR "/abc/def/" (when headers are enabled)
Note | If maximum number of characters is exceeded, a command error occurs.
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Sets and queries the Filename identifier(Hostname).
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:FTP:FILE:HOST A$ :SYSTem:FTP:FILE:HOST?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets whether to give the sending file a hostname as an identifier. Queries the current sending file identifier(Hostname) setng.
OFF | Not append hostname
ON | Append hostname
Example | :SYSTem:FTP:FILE:HOST ON :SYSTem:FTP:FILE:HOST? (Response) :SYSTEM:FTP:FILE:HOST ON (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the Filename identifier(IP address).
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:FTP:FILE:IP A$ :SYSTem:FTP:FILE:IP?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets whether to give the sending file an IP address as an identifier. Queries the current sending file identifier(IP address) setng.
OFF | Not append IP address
ON | Append IP address
Example | :SYSTem:FTP:FILE:IP ON :SYSTem:FTP:FILE:IP? (Response) :SYSTEM:FTP:FILE:IP ON (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the Filename identifier(Time).
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:FTP:FILE:TIME A$ :SYSTem:FTP:FILE:TIME?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets whether to give the sending file a time as an identifier. Queries the current sending file identifier(Time) setng.
OFF | Not append time
ON | Append time
Example | :SYSTem:FTP:FILE:TIME ON :SYSTem:FTP:FILE:TIME? (Response) :SYSTEM:FTP:FILE:TIME ON (when headers are enabled)
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Sets the Password for FTP data auto send. Check that the password is correct and Queries the result.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:FTP:PASSword "A$" :SYSTem:FTP:PASSword? "A$"
(Response) | B$ A$ = Password(32 characters) B$ = PASS,FAIL
PASS | Password is correct
FAIL | Password is incorrect
Details | Sets the Password for FTP data auto send. Check that the password is correct and Queries the result.
Example | :SYSTem:FTP:PASSword "abcd" :SYSTem:FTP:PASSword? "abcd" (Response) :SYSTEM:FTP:PASSWORD PASS (when headers are enabled)
Note | If maximum number of characters is exceeded, a command error occurs.
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Sets and queries the Passive mode for FTP data auto send.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:FTP:PASV A$ :SYSTem:FTP:PASV?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets the passive mode ON/OFF for FTP data auto send. Queries the current passive mode setting.
OFF | Passive mode OFF
ON | Passive mode ON
Example | :SYSTem:FTP:PASV ON :SYSTem:FTP:PASV? (Response) :SYSTEM:FTP:PASV ON (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the Port number for FTP data auto send.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:FTP:PORT A :SYSTem:FTP:PORT?
(Response) | A<NR1> A = Port number(0~65535)
Details | Sets the Port number for FTP data auto send. Queries the currently set server port number.
Example | :SYSTem:FTP:PORT 1234 :SYSTem:FTP:PORT? (Response) :SYSTEM:FTP:PORT 1234 (when headers are enabled)
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Queries whether there are unsent files.
Syntax | (Query) | :SYSTem:FTP:PROG?
(Response) | A$ A$ = YES, NO
Details | Checking the existence of unsent files in the FTP data auto sent function and queries the result.
YES | There are unsent files
NO | No unsent files
Example | :SYSTem:FTP:PROG? (Response) :SYSTEM:FTP:PROG YES (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the FTP connection security.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:FTP:SECUrity A$ :SYSTem:FTP:SECUrity?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, EXPLICIT, IMPLICIT
Details | Sets the FTP connection security. Queries the current FTP connection security settings.
OFF | FTP connection security function is OFF
EXPLICIT | Explicit FTP over TLS
IMPLICIT | Implicit FTP over TLS
Example | :SYSTem:FTP:SECUrity EXPLICIT :SYSTem:FTP:SECUrity? (Response) :SYSTEM:FTP:SECURITY EXPLICIT (when headers are enabled)
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Queries FTP communication status.
Syntax | (Query) | :SYSTem:FTP:STATe?
(Response) | A<NR1>, B<NR1>, C<NR1>, D<NR1> A = Number of total files B = Number of sent files C = Number of failes files to send D = Number of unsent files
Details | Queries the file transmission status of the FTP data auto send function.
Example | :SYSTem:FTP:STATe? (Response) :SYSTEM:FTP:STATE 10,1,5,4 (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the FTP data auto send.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:FTP:USE A$ :SYSTem:FTP:USE?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets the ON/OFF of the FTP data auto send function. Queries the current FTP data auto send function settings
OFF | FTP data auto send function is OFF
ON | FTP data auto send function is ON
Example | :SYSTem:FTP:USE ON :SYSTem:FTP:USE? (Response) :SYSTEM:FTP:USE ON (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the User Name for FTP data auto send.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :SYSTem:FTP:USER "A$" :SYSTem:FTP:USER?
(Response) | "A$" A$ = User Name(32 characters)
Details | Sets the User name for FTP data auto send. Queries the currently set user name.
Example | :SYSTem:FTP:USER "LR8450" :SYSTem:FTP:USER? (Response) :SYSTEM:FTP:USER "LR8450" (when headers are enabled)
Note | If maximum number of characters is exceeded, a command error occurs.
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Execute the Setting conditions file load and queries the result.
Syntax | (Query) | [SD card] :SYSTem:LOAD:SET:SD? "A$",B [USB flash drive] :SYSTem:LOAD:SET:USB? "A$",B
(Response) | C<NR1> A$ = [SD card, USB flash drive] Setting conditions file name(xxxx.SET) B = 0 to 3(Load option number) C = 0(PASS),1(FAIL)
Details | Execute the Setting conditions file load in the specified media and queries the result. The type of settings to load setting on the specified load option number. Load option
B=0 | Wired unit information
B=1 | Wired unit information + System,External
B=2 | Wired unit information + Wireless unit information
B=3 | Wired unit information + System,External + Wireless unit information
Example | [SD card] :SYSTem:LOAD:SET:SD? "CONF001.SET",1 (Response) :SYSTEM:LOAD:SET:SD 0 (when headers are enabled) [USB flash drive] :SYSTem:LOAD:SET:USB? "CONF001.SET",1 (Response) :SYSTEM:LOAD:SET:USB 0 (when headers are enabled)
Note | Cannot load files other than Setting conditions file(.SET). When loading a file from SD card or USB flash drive, put the setting conditions file in the following directory. [SD card] "SD Card/HIOKI/LR8450/CONFIG/" [USB flash drive] "USB flash drive/HIOKI/LR8450/CONFIG/"
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