Agilent Technologies Signal Analyzer N9030a - Manual (Page 206)

5 Legacy Command Descriptions
Command Syntax
Command Syntax
Command syntax is represented pictorially.
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Ovals enclose command mnemonics. The command mnemonic must be entered as shown, with
the exception that the case can be upper or lower.
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Uppercase is recommended for entering all commands unless otherwise noted.
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Circles and ovals surround secondary keywords or special numbers and characters. The
characters in circles and ovals are considered reserved words and must be entered as shown
with the exception that the case can be upper or lower.
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Rectangles contain the description of a syntax element defined in the table below.
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A loop above a syntax element indicates that the syntax element can be repeated.
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Solid lines represent the recommended path.
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Dotted lines indicate an optional path for bypassing secondary keywords or using alternate
units.
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Arrows and curved intersections indicate command path direction.
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Semicolons are the recommended command terminators. Using semicolons makes programs
easier to read, prevents command misinterpretation, and is recommended by IEEE-728-1982
(Recommended Practice for code and Format Conventions for IEEE Standard 488).
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Syntax Elements are shown in the syntax diagrams as elements within rectangles. In the
syntax diagrams, characters and secondary keywords are shown within circles or ovals.
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