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Multiplexer Channel
Address
SCPI Command
Format Used in This
Manual
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For the 16-Channel Multiplexers, the channel address (channel_list) is in the
form:
n
(@ccnn) for a single channel;
n
(@ccnn,ccnn) for multiple channels;
n
(@ccnn:ccnn) for sequential channels;
n
(@ccnn:ccnn,ccnn:ccnn) for groups of sequential channels;
n
or any combination of the above.
where "cc" is the card number and "nn" is the channel number.
For example, the command string to close channel 02 of card number 1 is:
CLOSe (@0102)
Since "cc" (the card number) must be sent, it becomes part of the channel
number. Also, you can ignore leading zeros in the card numbers. Thus, to
close channel 02, send "102" instead of "0102". To close the above channel,
execute:
CLOSe (@102)
You can send SCPI commands in either a short or long form. A long form
example is:
CLOSe (@102)
The same command shown without the lower case letters is the short form.
The command then becomes:
CLOS (@102)
Some commands in this manual are shown with brackets (
implied or optional commands that you do not have to execute. For example,
the
command is an implied command and is shown in this manual as:
ROUT
[ROUT:]CLOS (@102)
Thus, to execute these commands, simply enter:
CLOS (@102)
See Chapter 5 for more explanation about SCPI commands and how to send
them.
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