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4.3.3 Entering Commands
The standards that govern the command set for programming the Hipot Tester
allows for a certain amount of flexibility when you enter commands. For instance,
you can abbreviate many commands or combine commands into one message
that you send to the programmable Hipot Tester. This flexibility saves programming
time and makes the commands easier to remember and use.
4.3.4 Command Characters
The programmable Hipot Testers are not sensitive to the case of command char-
acters. You can enter commands in either uppercase or lowercase.
You can execute any command with space characters. You must, however, use at
least one space between the parameter and the command header.
4.3.5 Abbreviating Commands
Most commands have a long form and a short form. The listing for each command in
this section shows the abbreviations in uppercase. For instance, you can enter the
query : ACWStanding: VOLTage 1.000 simply as : ACWStanding: VOLTage 1.000.
Because the programmable Hipot Tester expects that a command starts from the
root, you have the option of beginning the initial command header with a colon (:).
4.3.6 Combining Commands
You can use a semicolon (;) to combine commands, but continuous query com-
mands will cause messages to be missed. For example:
:GRO:STEP: ACWS:VOLT:;CMAX?
If the command that follows the semicolon has a different header path from the
root level, you must use a colon to force a return to the root level.
:ACC:CMIN 1.00;:ACC:CMAX 2.00
If the command that follows the semicolon has the same header path, you may
omit the colon and the path and state only the new leaf node. For example:
:ACC:CMIN 1.00;:ACC:CMAX 2.00
is equal to
:ACC:CMIN 1.00;:CMAX 2.00
You can combine commands and queries into the same message. Note, for
example, the following combination:
:ACC:CMIN 1.00;CMIN?
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Hipot Electrical Safety Testers Models H111 and H216
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