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Table 3.1 Command Parameters
Floating Point Number <float> Variables sent with command parameters are
floating point numbers. Table 3.2 defines the structure of floating point numbers for
use with the software commands.
Table 3.2 Floating Point Numbers
Parameter Description Form
<current> The current in amps or milliamps. If no unit is
given, the default unit is amps.
<float>
<float>A
<float>mA
<seconds> The time in seconds or milliseconds. If no unit
is given, the default unit is seconds.
<float>
<float>s
<float>ms
<voltage> The voltage in volts or millivolts. If no unit is
given, the default unit is volts.
<float>
<float>V
<float>mV
<fault mask> A combination of CV, CC, OV, SD and FOLD.
See MASK and UNMASK commands in the
command reference for use of the ALL and
NONE parameters.
See registers
on
page 49.
<status mask> A combination of CV, CC, OV, SD, FOLD,
ERR and REM. See MASK and UNMASK
commands in the command reference for use
of the ALL and NONE parameters.
See registers
on
page 49.
<other> Command-specific parameters such as 1, 0,
ON, OFF, ALL or NONE.
See
page 42.
Floating Number Definition Example
The floating point number has four significant figures.
It can be of either sign, positive or negative.
1.234
-1.234
+1.234
A floating point number can have a decimal point. 0.123
1.2
123.4
Scientific Notation
Use E or e after the number for a base ten exponent.
An integer of either sign must follow an exponent.
123.0E-1
1.2E-1
10.00E+1