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Commands Which
Several of the emulator commands do not configure the emulator; they
simply start an emulator program run or other measurement, begin or
Perform an Action or
halt an analyzer measurement, or allow you to display the results of
Measurement
such measurements.
These commands are covered in the examples presented in earlier
manual chapters; they are also covered in the HP 64700 Terminal
Interface Reference manual.
Coordinated
These commands determine how the emulator interacts with other
measurement instruments, such as external analyzers, or other HP
Measurements
64700 emulators connected via the CMB (Coordinated Measurement
Bus).
These commands are covered in the HP 64700 CMB User's Guide and
in the HP 64700 Terminal Interface Reference Manual.
Analyzer
The analyzer configuration commands are those commands which
actually specify what type of measurement the analyzer is to make.
Some of the analyzer commands are covered earlier in this manual.
You can also refer to the HP 64700 Terminal Interface: Analyzer
User's Guide and the HP 64700 Terminal Interface Reference manual.
System
This last group of commands is used by you to set the emulator's data
communications protocol, load or dump contents of emulation
memory, set up command macros, and so on.
These commands are covered earlier in this manual and in the manual
titled HP 64700 Terminal Interface: User's Reference.
4-2 Configuring the Emulator
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