BNC 1105 Universal Counter User Manual
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Return
The format of the response is according to the specification made in :FORMat[:DATA]
ASCii|REAL command.
If using the ASCII format, the numeric data is transferred as ASCII bytes in <NR3>
format with eleven significant digits.
Note
If the display screen is not able to show all the significant digits, the displayed value
is rounded so that it is different from the actual value, but press the softkey under
ENTER while it is in the 11-digit display can change the actual offset value to the
displayed value.
:TRACe[:DATA] SCALE, <numeric value>
Or
:TRACe[:DATA] SCALE, <arbitrary block>
Sets the scale value. The range for scale value is from -9.999999E+12 to -1.000000E-13,
0.0000000000, and from +1.000000E-13 to +9.999999E+12. The resolution is 7 digits.
Notes
The offset value will be set back to 1.000000 after the counter has been turned off or
after a remote interface reset.
Specifying
a
new
offset
value
will
clear
the
limit
counts
(:CALC2:LIM:FCO, :CALC2:LIM:PCO).
:TRACe[:DATA]? SCALE
Queries the scale value.
Return
The format of the response is according to the specification made in :FORMat[:DATA]
ASCii|REAL command.
If using the ASCII format, the numeric data is transferred as ASCII bytes in <NR3>
format with eleven significant digits.
Note
If the display screen is not able to show all the significant digits, the displayed value
is rounded so that it is different from the actual value, but press the softkey under
ENTER while it is in display can change the actual offset value to the displayed value.