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SCAN [ROUTe:]SCAN <channel_list> defines the channels to be scanned. The
channel_list has the form (@ccnn) where cc = card number (01-99) and
nn = channel number (00-03 and 10-13).
Parameters
Parameter Name Parameter Type Range of Values
<channel_list>
numeric cc00-cc03, cc10-cc13
Comments • Defining Scan List: When executing [ROUTe:]SCAN, the channel
list is checked for valid card and channel numbers. An error is
generated for an invalid channel list.
• Scanning Channels: You can scan single channels (@ccnn);
multiple channels (@ccnn,ccnn,...); sequential channels
(@ccnn:ccnn); groups of sequential channels
(@ccnn:ccnn,ccnn:ccnn); or any combination.
• Scanning Operation: When a valid channel list is defined,
INITiate[:IMMediate] begins the scan and closes the first channel in
the channel list. Successive triggers from the source specified by
TRIGger:SOURce advances the scan through the channel list.
• Stopping Scan: See the ABORt command.
• Related Commands: TRIGger, TRIGger:SOURce
• *RST Condition: All channels open.
Example Scanning Using External Devices
See Chapter 4, “Example: Scanning With External Device” or “Example:
Scanning Using "Trig Out" and "Event In" Ports” for example scanning
programs using external instruments.
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