Screen (DISPlay)

Sets and queries the screen mode.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :DISPlay:CHANge A$,(B$,C$) :DISPlay:CHANge?
(Response) | A$(,B$,C$)
> Details | Changes the screen mode. Returns the current screen mode as character data. The correspondence between each parameter and the screen is as follows. Medium and small items can be omitted. In that case, it moves to the screen that was displayed last in the specified item.
> A$(Major item) | B$(Middle item) | C$(Small item) | Display screen
> WAVE | - | - | Waveform
> SET | UNIT | - | Setting>Unit
> MEAS | RECORD | Setting>Measure>Record
> A_SAVE | Setting>Measure>Auto save
> M_SAVE | Setting>Measure>Manual save
> DISPLAY | Setting>Measure>Display
> SETTING | Setting>Measure>Settings
> CAN | Setting>Measure>CAN
> CHANNEL | INDIVIDUAL | Setting>Channel>Individual
> UNIT1 to UNIT4 | Setting>Channel>Wired Unit 1 to Unit 4
> REMOTE1 to REMOTE7 | Setting>Channel>Wireless Unit 1 to Unit 7
> PULSE | Setting>Channel>Pulse
> TRIG | COMMON | Setting>Trigger>Common
> UNIT1 to UNIT4 | Setting>Trigger>Wired Unit 1 to Unit 4
> REMOTE1 to REMOTE7 | Setting>Trigger>Wireless Unit 1 to Unit 7
> PULSE | Setting>Trigger>Pulse
> W_CALC | Setting>Trigger>Waveform
> CAN | Setting>Trigger>CAN
> ALARM | COMMON | Setting>Alarm>Common
> ALARM1_8 | Setting>Alarm>Alarm 1-8
> UNIT1 to UNIT4 | Setting>Alarm>Wired Unit 1 to Unit 4
> REMOTE1 to REMOTE7 | Setting>Alarm>Wireless Unit 1 to Unit 7
> PULSE | Setting>Alarm>Pulse
> W_CALC | Setting>Alarm>Waveform
> CAN | Setting>Alarm>CAN
> CALC | NUMERICAL | Setting>Calculation>Numerical
> WAVEFORM | Setting>Calculation>Waveform
> XY | Setting>Calculation>XY synthesis
> SYSTEM | ENVIRONMENT | Setting>System>Environment
> INTERFACE | Setting>System>Communication
> EXTERNAL | Setting>System>External
> FILE | SD | - | File>SD
> USB | - | File>USB
> MONITOR | - | - | Monitor
> QSET | - | - | Quick set *Query only
Example | :DISPlay:CHANge WAVE :DISPlay:CHANge? (Response) :DISPLAY:CHANGE WAVE (when headers are enabled)
Note | The screen cannot be switched during measurement. Cannot change to a unit screen that is not connected.
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Sets and queries the number of gauges.
Syntax | (Commmand) (Query) | :DISPlay:GAUGe A$ :DISPlay:GAUGe?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ONE, TWO
Details | Sets the number of gauges. Returns the current setting to the number of gauges.
OFF | Do not use gauges
ONE | Use only Gauge A.
TWO | Use both Gauge AB
Example | :DISPlay:GAUGe TWO :DISPlay:GAUGe? (Response) :DISPLAY:GAUGE TWO (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the channel of the gauge.
Syntax | (Command) (Queries) | :DISPlay:GCHAn A$,ch$ :DISPlay:GCHAn? A$
(Response) | A$,ch$ A$ = GAUGEA, GAUGEB ch$ = ,,
Details | Sets the channel settings for the gauge. Returns the current channel setting for the gauge.
GAUGEA | Gauge A
GAUGEB | Gauge B
Example | :DISPlay:GCHAn GAUGEA,CH1_1 :DISPlay:GCHAn? GAUGEA (Response) :DISPLAY:GCHAN GAUGEA,CH1_1 (when headers are enabled)
Note | -
Usage Conditions | This can be set when the target channel is ON.

Insert the event mark.
Syntax | (Command) | :DISPlay:MARK
Details | Insert the event mark.
Example | :DISPlay:MARK
Note | -
Usage Conditions | Insert event mark at only start.

Queries the event mark num.
Syntax | (Query) | :DISPlay:MARK?
(Response) | A<NR1> A = 0 to 1000
Details | Queries the event mark num as an NR1 numerical value.
Example | :DISPlay:MARK? (Response) :DISPLAY:MARK 10 (when headers are enabled)
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Jump to the event mark.
Syntax | (Command) | :DISPlay:MARKJump A
| A = 1 to event mark num
Details | Jump to the event mark.
Example | :DISPlay:MARKJump 10
Note | -
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Queries the data num at the event mark designeated.
Syntax | (Query) | :DISPlay:MARKJump? A
(Response) | A<NR1>,B<NR1> A = 1 to event mark num B = data num
Details | Queries the data num at the event mark designeated as an NR1 numerical value.
Example | :DISPlay:MARKJump? 10 (Response) :DISPLAY:MARKJUMP 10,500 (when headers are enabled)
Note | -
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Sets whether to refresh the screen
Syntax | (Command) | :DISPlay:UPDAte A$
| A$ = TRUE, FALSe, REFResh
Details | Sets whether to refresh the screen.
TRUE | Update the screen.
FALSe | Do not update the screen.
REFResh | Update the screen when the command is sent.
Example | :DISPlay:UPDAte FALSe
Note | Cannot set the screen update during the measurement. A$ = REFResh can only be used if the measurement is being performed and the setting does not update the screen. By turning off the screen update, it may be possible to obtain high-speed data using communication commands.
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Performs waveform display.
Syntax | (Command) | :DISPlay:WAVE A$
| A$ = ACUR,TRIG,POINT
Details | Displays the waveform on the screen from the position indicated by A$.
ACUR | A Cursor position (cursor display: ON, cursor type: valid only for vertical axis)
TRIG | Trigger point
POINT | Point set by :MEMory:POINt
Example | :DISPlay:WAVE ACUR
Note | -
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Sets and queries the number of digits after the decimal point.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | [Analog waveform display] :DISPlay:ANALog:DIGIt ch$,A [Pulse waveform display] :DISPlay:PULSe:DIGIt pls$,A [Wave calc waveform display] :DISPlay:CALCulate:DIGIt w$,A [Analog waveform display] :DISPlay:ANALog:DIGIt? ch$ [Pulse waveform display] :DISPlay:PULSe:DIGIt? pls$ [Wave calc waveform display] :DISPlay:CALCulate:DIGIt? w$
(Response) | [Analog waveform display] ch$,A<NR1> [Pulse waveform display] pls$,A<NR1> [Wave calc waveform display] w$,A<NR1> ch$ = pls$ = w$ = A = 0 to 10
Details | Sets the number of digits agter the decimal point. Returns the current number of digits agter the decimal point..
Example | :DISPlay:ANALog:DIGIt CH1_1,1 :DISPlay:ANALog:DIGIt? CH1_1 (Response) :DISPLAY:ANALOG:DIGIT CH1_1,1 (when headers are enabled)
Note | If the input type of the pulse channel is logic, a command error will occur.
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Sets and queries the waveform display color.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | [Analog waveform display] :DISPlay:ANALog:DRAWing ch$,A$ [Pulse waveform display] :DISPlay:PULSe:DRAWing pls$,A$ [Alarm waveform display] :DISPlay:ALARm:DRAWing alm$,A$ [Wave calc waveform display] :DISPlay:CALCulate:DRAWing w$,A$ [XY Synthesis waveform display] :DISPlay:XY:DRAWing xy$,A$ [Analog waveform display] :DISPlay:ANALog:DRAWing? ch$ [Pulse waveform display] :DISPlay:PULSe:DRAWing? pls$ [Alarm waveform display] :DISPlay:ALARm:DRAWing? alm$ [Wave calc waveform display] :DISPlay:CALCulate:DRAWing? w$ [XY Synthesis waveform display] :DISPlay:XY:DRAWing? xy$
(Response) | [Analog waveform display] ch$,A$ [Pulse waveform display] pls$,A$ [Alarm waveform display] alm$,A$ [Wave calc waveform display] w$,A$ [XY Synthesis waveform display] xy$,A$ ch$ = pls$ = alm$ = w$ = xy$ = A$ = OFF,C1 to C24
Details | Sets the waveform display color for the channel designated by ch$/pls$/alm$/w$. Returns the waveform display color for the channel designated by ch$/pls$/alm$/w$ as character data. The relationship between color numbers and display colors is as follows.
C1 |  | C2 |  | C3 |  | C4 |  | C5 |  | C6 |  | C7 |  | C8 |
C9 |  | C10 |  | C11 |  | C12 |  | C13 |  | C14 |  | C15 |  | C16 |
C17 |  | C18 |  | C19 |  | C20 |  | C21 |  | C22 |  | C23 |  | C24 |
Example | :DISPlay:ANALog:DRAWing CH1_1,C1 :DISPlay:ANALog:DRAWing? CH1_1 (Response) :DISPLAY:ANALOG:DRAWING CH1_1,C1 (when headers are enabled)
Note | It is also possible to set and query using the following conventional commands. :DISPlay:DRAWing ch$,A$ / :DISPlay:DRAWing? ch$ :DISPlay:PDRAWing pls$,A$ / :DISPlay:PDRAWing? pls$ :DISPlay:ADRAWing alm$,A$ / :DISPlay:ADRAWing? alm$ :DISPlay:WDRAWing w$,A$ / :DISPlay:WDRAWing? w$
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Sets and queries the analog waveform display ON/OFF.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | [Analog waveform display] :DISPlay:ANALog:USECh ch$,A$ [Pulse waveform display] :DISPlay:PULSe:USECh pls$,A$ [Alarm waveform display] :DISPlay:ALARm:USECh alm$,A$ [Wave calc waveform display] :DISPlay:CALCulate:USECh w$,A$ [XY Synthesis waveform display] :DISPlay:XY:USECh xy$,A$ [Analog waveform display] :DISPlay:ANALog:USECh? ch$ [Pulse waveform display] :DISPlay:PULSe:USECh? pls$ [Alarm waveform display] :DISPlay:ALARm:USECh? alm$ [Wave calc waveform display] :DISPlay:CALCulate:USECh? w$ [XY Synthesis waveform display] :DISPlay:XY:USECh? xy$
(Response) | [Analog waveform display] ch$,A$ [Pulse waveform display] pls$,A$ [Alarm waveform display] alm$,A$ [Wave calc waveform display] w$,A$ [XY Synthesis waveform display] xy$,A$ ch$ = pls$ = alm$ = w$ = xy$ = A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets the analog waveform display ON/OFF for the channel designated by ch$/pls$/alm$/w$. Returns the analog waveform display ON/OFF for the channel designated by ch$/pls$/alm$/w$ as character data.
OFF | Not display waveform
ON | Display waveform
Example | :DISPlay:ANALog:USECh CH1_1,ON :DISPlay:ANALog:USECh? CH1_1 (Response) :DISPLAY:ANALOG:USECH CH1_1,ON (when headers are enabled)
Note | It is also possible to set and query using the following conventional commands. :DISPlay:USECh ch$,A$ / :DISPlay:USECh? ch$ :DISPlay:AUSECh alm$,A$ / :DISPlay:AUSECh? alm$ :DISPlay:WUSECh w$,A$ / :DISPlay:WUSECh? w$
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Sets and queries the upper-lower mode.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | [Analog waveform display] :DISPlay:ANALog:VARIable ch$,A$ [Pulse waveform display] :DISPlay:PULSe:VARIable pls$,A$ [Analog waveform display] :DISPlay:ANALog:VARIable? ch$ [Pulse waveform display] :DISPlay:PULSe:VARIable? pls$
(Response) | [Analog waveform display] ch$,A$ [Pulse waveform display] pls$,A$ ch$ = pls$ = A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets the upper-lower mode for the channel designated by ch$/pls$. Returns the current upper-lower mode for the channel designated by ch$/pls$ as character data.
OFF | set in position
ON | set in up-low
Example | :DISPlay:ANALog:VARIable CH1_1,ON :DISPlay:ANALog:VARIable? CH1_1 (Response) :DISPLAY:ANALOG:VARIABLE CH1_1,ON (when headers are enabled)
Note | [Pulse waveform display] If the input type is other than the number of revolutions, the setting cannot be changed. It is also possible to set and query using the following conventional commands. :DISPlay:VARIable ch$,A$ / :DISPlay:VARIable? ch$ :DISPlay:PVARIable pls$,A$ / :DISPlay:PVARIable? pls$
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Sets and queries the upper-lower level.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | [Analog waveform display] :DISPlay:ANALog:VARIUPLOw ch$,A,B [Pulse waveform display] :DISPlay:PULSe:VARIUPLOw pls$,A,B [Wave calc waveform display] :DISPlay:CALCulate:VARIUPLOw w$,A,B [Analog waveform display] :DISPlay:ANALog:VARIUPLOw? ch$ [Pulse waveform display] :DISPlay:PULSe:VARIUPLOw? pls$ [Wave calc waveform display] :DISPlay:CALCulate:VARIUPLOw? w$
(Response) | [Analog waveform display] ch$,A<NR3>,B<NR3> (4 decimal places) [Pulse waveform display] pls$,A<NR3>,B<NR3> (4 decimal places) [Wave calc waveform display] w$,A<NR3>,B<NR3> (4 decimal places) ch$ = pls$ = w$ = A = -9.9999E+29 to 9.9999E+29 (upper level) B = -9.9999E+29 to 9.9999E+29 (lower level)
Details | Sets the upper-lower level for the channel designated by ch$/pls$/w$. Returns the current upper-lower level for the channel designated by ch$/pls$/w$ as an NR3 numerical value.
Example | :DISPlay:ANALog:VARIUPLOw CH1_1,100,-100 :DISPlay:ANALog:VARIUPLOw? CH1_1 (Response) :DISPLAY:ANALOG:VARIUPLOW CH1_1,1,+1.0000E+02,-1.0000E+02 (when headers are enabled)
Note | It is also possible to set and query using the following conventional commands. :DISPlay:VARIUPLOw ch$,A,B / :DISPlay:VARIUPLOw? ch$ :DISPlay:PVARIUPLOw pls$,A,B / :DISPlay:PVARIUPLOw? pls$ :DISPlay:WVARIUPLOw w$,A,B / :DISPlay:WVARIUPLOw? w$
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Sets and queries the display of XY gauges
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :DISPlay:XY:GAUGe A$ :DISPlay:XY:GAUGe?
(Response) | A$ A$ = OFF, ON
Details | Sets the display of XY gauges Returns the current setting of the display of XY gauges.
Example | :DISPlay:XY:GAUGe ON :DISPlay:XY:GAUGe? (Response) :DISPLAY:XY:GAUGE ON (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the channel settings for the XY gauge.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :DISPlay:XY:GCHAn xy$ :DISPlay:XY:GCHAn?
(Response) | xy$ xy$ =
Details | Sets the channel settings for the XY gauge. Returns the current channel setting for the XY gauge.
Example | :DISPlay:XY:GCHAn XY1 :DISPlay:XY:GCHAn? (Response) :DISPLAY:XY:GCHAn XY1 (when headers are enabled)
Note | -
Usage Conditions | This can be set when the target channel is ON.

Sets and queries the X-axis channel
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :DISPlay:XY:XAXIs xy$,ch$ :DISPlay:XY:XAXIs? xy$
(Response) | xy$,ch$ xy$ = ch$ = ,,
Details | Sets the X-axis channel. Returns the current X-axis channel.
Example | :DISPlay:XY:XAXIs XY1,CH1_1 :DISPlay:XY:XAXIs? XY1 (Response) :DISPLAY:XY:XAXIS XY1,CH1_1 (when headers are enabled)
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Sets and queries the Y-axis channel
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | :DISPlay:XY:YAXIs xy$,ch$ :DISPlay:XY:YAXIs? xy$
(Response) | xy$,ch$ xy$ = ch$ = ,,
Details | Sets the Y-axis channel. Returns the current Y-axis channel.
Example | :DISPlay:XY:YAXIs XY1,CH1_1 :DISPlay:XY:YAXIs? XY1 (Response) :DISPLAY:XY:YAXIS XY1,CH1_1 (when headers are enabled)
Note | -
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Sets and queries the magnification/compression ratio on the voltage axis.
Syntax | (Command) (Query) | [Analog waveform display] :DISPlay:ANALog:YMAG ch$,A$ [Pulse waveform display] :DISPlay:PULSe:YMAG pls$,A$ [Analog waveform display] :DISPlay:ANALog:YMAG? ch$ [Pulse waveform display] :DISPlay:PULSe:YMAG? pls$
(Response) | [Analog waveform display] ch$,A$ [Pulse waveform display] pls$,A$ ch$ = pls$ = A$ = X1_2, X1, X2, X5, X10, X20, X50, X100
Details | Sets the magnification/compression ratio on the voltage axis for the channel designated by ch$/pls$. Returns the current magnification/compression ratio on the voltage axis for the channel designated by ch$/pls$ as character data.
Example | :DISPlay:ANALog:YMAG CH1_1,X2 :DISPlay:ANALog:YMAG? CH1_1 (Response) :DISPLAY:ANALOG:YMAG CH1_1,X2 (when headers are enabled)
Note | It is also possible to set and query using the following conventional commands. :DISPlay:YMAG ch$,A,B / :DISPlay:YMAG? ch$ :DISPlay:PYMAG pls$,A,B / :DISPlay:PYMAG? pls$
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