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SCPI Commands for the Digital Multimeter
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VX4101A MultiPaq Instrument User Manual
CALCulate:LIMit:LOWer[:DATA]?
This query returns the boundary value. The example below uses voltage.
NOTE. You must call a CALCulate:LIMit:Upper, lower, or envelope command
before you can use this query.
CALCulate:LIMit:REPort[:DATA]?
This query returns the indices of the data values collected in the most recent
CALCulate:LIMit:...[:DATA] command. Note:The CALCulate:LIMit:...[:DATA]
command must be run before this command. If no data values were found a zero
will be returned. (The first point in memory is “1”)
NOTE. You must call a CALCulate:LIMit:Upper, lower, or envelope command
before you can use this query.
CALCulate:LIMit:UPPer[:DATA]?
This query returns the boundary value.
CALCulate:MAXimum? [<count>[,<offset>[,<step size>]]]
This query calculates and returns the maximum value for a set of data. The
<data_index> returned indicated which data point in memory where the
maximum value is. The <maximum_value> returns the value of the maximum
data point. If no valid data values were found “No Data” will be returned. The
optional parameters are for comparing selected values in the memory buffer. The
optional <count> parameter specifies the number of data points to search. If no
<count> is specified, then the number measurements last taken will be the
default. The optional <offset> parameter determines at which point in memory
values will start to be searched. The optional <step_size> parameter determines
the number of measurements to skip before taking a value to be compared. Note:
In order to specify a <step_size>, you must enter the <count> and the <offset>
information.
CALCulate:MEDian? [<count>[,<offset>[,<step_size>]]]
This query calculates and returns the median value for a set of data. The
<data_index> returned indicated which data point in memory where the median
value is. The <median_value> returns the value of the median data point. If no
valid data values were found “No Data” will be returned. The optional parame-
ters are for searching selected values in the memory buffer. The optional <count>
parameter specifies the number of data points to search. If no <count> is
specified, then the number measurements last taken will be the default. The