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AMETEK Lx Series II Programming Manual User Manual

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Command Syntax

[SOURce:]LIST:MODE

Parameters

BOT | EOT

Examples

LIST:MODE EOT

Query Syntax

[SOURce:]LIST:MODE?

Returned Parameters

Related Commands

LIST:COUN LIST:DWEL LIST:STEP

LIST:PHASe

Phase Selectable

This phase selectable command sets the sequence of phase list points. The phase points are
given in the command parameters, which are separated by commas. The order in which the
points are entered determines the sequence in which they are output when a list is triggered.
Changing list data while a subsystem is in list mode generates an implied ABORt.

Command Syntax

[SOURce:]LIST:PHASe{,}

Parameters

360 through +360

Examples

LIST:PHAS 90,120,135

Query Syntax

[SOURce:]LIST:PHAS?

Returned Parameters

Related Commands

LIST:PHAS:POIN? LIST:COUN LIST:DWEL LIST:STEP

LIST:PHASe:POINts?

This query returns the number of points specified in LIST:PHASe. Note that it returns only the total
number of points, not the point values.

Query Syntax

SOURce:]LIST:PHASe:POINts?

Returned Parameters

NR3>

Example

IST:PHAS:POIN?

Related Commands

IST:FREQ

LIST:DWEL

LIST:SHAPe

This command sets the sequence of the waveform shape entries. The order in which the shapes
are given determines the sequence in which the list of shape will be output when a list transient is
triggered. Changing list data while a subsystem is in list mode generates an implied ABORt. The
following shapes may be specified:

SINusoid

A sinewave is output

SQUare

A squarewave is output

CSINusoid

The output is a clipped sine waveform. Both positive and negative peak
amplitudes are clipped at a value determined by the
SOURce:FUNCtion:SHAPe:CSINusoid setting.

The output shape is described by one of the user-defined waveform

tables.

The maximum peak voltage that the AC source can output is 425 V peak. This includes any
combination of voltage and function shape values. Therefore, the maximum value that can be
programmed depends on the peak-to-rms ratio of the selected waveform. For a sinewave, the
maximum voltage that can be programmed is 300 V rms.

Note: You cannot program a voltage that produces a higher volt-second on the output than a

300V rms sinewave.