–10.234 becomes 10479, converted to hexadecimal FFFFD711. See the
programming examples for more detail.
OFFTYP Offset type to use
SENSOR
Syntax:
OFFTYP <s>,<type>
s:
A or B
type:
OFF
FIXED
TABLE
Remarks:
Selects the type of offset to use.
OFF = No offset to be used.
FIXED = Use the fixed value (OFFFIX) specified.
TABLE = Use the Offset table (OFFTBL) specified.
Query:
OFFTYP? <s>
Returned
String:
OFFTYP <s>,<type>
OFFVAL Sensor Offset Value
SENSOR
Syntax:
OFFVAL <s>
s:
A or B
Remarks:
Returns the Offset value being applied to the specified sensor.
Related
Commands:
OFFTBL, OFFTYP
OGBD Output Graph Binary Data
DATA OUTPUT
Syntax:
OGBD
Remarks:
Output the next complete set of graph data to the GPIB in the long integer
form of 1024 bits per dB as a definite length arbitrary block response data.
The C programming example 'Binary output decoding' on page 6-133
shows how to extract the binary data. The response form is as follows :
OGBD <#><length><number_of_bytes><data_byte_1><data_byte_2>
...<data_byte_n><\n>
<length> number of ASCII characters that make up the number_of_bytes
value
<number_of_bytes> number of bytes of data contained in rest of the string
<data_byte_n> four of these values makes up the long integer.
ML2430A OM 6-63
GPIB OPERATION ML24XXA NATIVE COMMANDS
