Scientech S200 Vector - Manual (Page 32)

*RST This is the ieee488.2 common command by the same name. When executed from the RS232
interface, it has the effect of restoring the saved instrument configuration. It has the additional function in the
IEEE488 interface of forcing the interface into the OCIS state and the OQIS state.
TUNE ON | OFF Turns the tune bar on or off.
LIGHT ON | OFF Turns the LCD backlight on or off.
MODE? Returns the instruments operating mode. The possible responses for the model AD30 are
"ENERGY" and "AVGP". For the D200 and S200 instruments, the possible responses are "VOLTS",
"ENERGY","AVGE", and "AVGP".
MODE <instrument specific mode string> Sets the instruments operating mode. The permissible mode
names are the same as those returned by the MODE? query.
*TST? This is the IEEE488.2 common query. From either RS232 or IEEE interface it cause ROM
Checksum, and non-destructive RAM tests to be run. If the test succeeds, this query returns 0 (zero). If the
ROM test fails, a 1 is returned. If the RAM test fails, a 2 is returned.
*OPC? This is the IEEE488.2 common query. From either interface, it waits until no overlapping command
is in progress, and then it returns a 1.
*WAI This is the IEEE488.2 common command. From either interface, it causes the command processor
to wait until any overlapping command is finished before continuing to process commands.
CLR This command halts RPT?, SND?, or COL? commands in progress. It also terminates statistics
gathering started by the COL command. This command is automatically issued whenever a carriage return
that is not preceded by a command is typed into the RS232 interface. When the IEEE488 interface receives
a linefeed terminated message with no commands, the CLR command is executed.
*RCL 0 This is the IEEE488.2 common command. It takes the single numeric argument 0(zero). When
used from either remote interface, it restores the instrument configuration to the saved power up values. It
also places the IEEE interface into the OCIS and OQIS states.
VECTOR ONLY COMMANDS
COUNT? Returns the number of pulses making up each average in average energy mode.
COUNT <dec num> Sets the number of pulses making up the average in average energy mode.
CAL? Returns the calibration constant in volts/joule of the pyroelectric sensor or the time constant in
seconds of the calorimeter. In the D200P, D200PC, and the D200C this query applies to the channel selected
by the SEL command.
CAL <dec num> Sets the calibration constant volts/joule of the pyroelectric sensor or the time constant inn
seconds of the calorimeter. In the D200P, D200PC, and D200C this command applies to the channel
selected by the SEL command.
ATTEN? Returns the attenuation factor to apply in the calculation of energy or power. In the D200P this
query applies to the channel selected by the SEL command.
29