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STATEs

Command :TGTctrl:STATEs<N> <value_0>[,<value_1>,

<value_2>,<value_3>,<value_4>,<value_5>,<value_6>,

<value_7>]

This command does not obey the truncation rule.

The STATEs command sets the state values of the specified signal. The

value is interpreted as a packed bitmask. You can specify up to 8 values on

the command line.

<N> An integer, 0 through 7, specifying signal.

<value_N> An integer, 0 through 255, specifying that state’s value in a packed bitmask.

Example If bits 0, 2, and 7 are assigned to signal 0, the following command would set

each bit high in turn:

OUTPUT XXX;":TGT:STATE0 1,2,4"

Query :TGTctrl:STATEs<N>?

The STATEs query returns values for all 8 states. For toggle and pulse

signals, only the first two values are significant.

Returned Format [:TGTctrl:STATEs<N>] <value_0>,<value_1>,<value_2>,

<value_3>,<value_4>,<value_5>,<value_6>,<value_7><NL>

Example OUTPUT XXX;":TGTCTRL:STATES0?"

TGTctrl Subsystem

STATEs

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