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Command Reference
:DATA
10. Command Reference
Query response When specifying BUF1 or BUF2 as parameter
{numeric 1},{numeric 2},{numeric 3},…,{numeric (N
× 3)}<newline><^END>
The N sets of measurement data (a data set consists of the measurement status, measured
value, and comparator sorting result) fed into the data buffer are read out in the order of
measurement.
Where N is the number of measurement points specified with the :DATA:POIN command
and n is an integer between 1and N:
{numeric (n
−1)×3+1}
The measurement status in the n-th measurement (an integer
between 0 and 2 as shown below).
0: No error
1: Detection of measurement impossibility (overload)
2: Detection of Low C reject
{numeric (n
−1)×3+2}
The measured value of the primary or secondary parameter
*1
in the n-th measurement. If overload is detected, 9.9E37 is
outputted.
{numeric (n
−1)×3+3}
The comparator sorting result in the n-th measurement (an
integer between 0 and 11 as shown below). The output (output
value is 11) is produced even if the comparator is off.
0: Sorted into OUT_OF_BINS.
1: Sorted into BIN1.
2: Sorted into BIN2.
3: Sorted into BIN3.
4: Sorted into BIN4.
5: Sorted into BIN5.
6: Sorted into BIN6.
7: Sorted into BIN7.
8: Sorted into BIN8.
9: Sorted into BIN9.
10: AUX_BIN
11: BIN_NA (sorting impossible)
*1.You need to select primary parameter or secondary parameter by using the
:DATA:FEED command
in advance.
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