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Chapter 5 Command Reference
Command Syntax Conventions
5-4 Operating and Programming Guide
Command Syntax Conventions
POSition Means you MUST use either all the uppercase letters or
the entire word. The lowercase letters are optional. For
example, POS and POSITION are both valid. However,
POSI is not valid. (Note POSition is used here as an
example, but this convention is true for all command
keywords.) In other words, the short form of the
keywords is shown in uppercase.
<n> The notation <n> ending a command keyword indicates
a numeric suffix, used to differentiate multiple
instances of the same structure. The numeric suffix is
applied to both the short and long forms. The valid
range for the value n is specified from an enumerated
list, for example [1|2|3], or from a range, for example
[1..3] to indicate any of the integers from 1 to 3.
"TSTamp 1" When you see quotation marks in the command’s
parameter, you must send the quotation marks with the
command.