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COMMAND REFERENCE 4 - 51
DISPlay:WINDow2:TEXT[1]:DATA
Syntax:
DISPlay:WINDow2:TEXT[1]:DATA <string_data> | <block_data>
2 Indicates that the user text field is window 2.
<string_data> Maximum 64 characters.
Examples: "this is a string"
’this also’
<block_data> Maximum 64 data bytes.
Examples: #01.25 k
↓ (indefinite length)
#171.25 k
↓ (definite length)
The result of both examples is, that 1.25 k
Ω will be displayed. Take
notice that character
↓ has decimal value 25, which represents the
character
Ω on the oscilloscope screen.
Description:
This command writes data into the user text field. The result is that the data is
displayed on the two text lines of the screen of the oscilloscope. The first
character or data byte is positioned on the first position of the first text line. The
64th character or data byte is placed on the last position of the second text line.
Keyboard characters (directly entered via the keyboard of your controller) can be
sent as <string_data>. Non-keyboard characters must be sent as <block_data>.
The table on the next page shows the character set of the CombiScopes
instruments.
Example 1:
Display on the screen of the oscilloscope the text:
"Remote control via PC"
Send
→ DISPlay:WINDow2:TEXT:STATe ON Enables display of text.
Send
→ DISPlay:WINDow2:TEXT:DATA ’"Remote control via PC"’
Example 2:
Display on the screen of the oscilloscope the text:
1.25 k
Ω
(CH1)
Send
→ DISPlay:WINDow2:TEXT:STATe ON Enables display of text.
Send
→
DISPlay:WINDow2:TEXT:DATA #01.25 k Sends header + 1.25 k
as text.
Send
→ <byte(25)> Sends 25 decimal
(= symbol
Ω) as single
character byte.
Send
→ (CH1) Sends space, followed
by (CH1).
Front panel compliance:
The DISPlay:WINDow2:TEXT:DATA command is the remote equivalent of the
"insert user text" option of the front panel DISPLAY - TEXT menu.