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Remarks
– As subprogram/state memory is used, it eventually becomes fragmented into
– Query command: The MSIZE? query command returns two responses
– Related commands: MCOUNT?, MEM, MFORMAT, RMEM, DELSUB,
Example
10 OUTPUT 722; "MSIZE?" !QUERY MEMORY SIZES
20 ENTER 722;A,B !ENTER RESPONSES
30 PRINT A,B !PRINT RESPONSES
40 END
NDIG
Number of d igits. Designates the number of digits to be displayed by the
multimeter.
Syntax
NDIG [value]
value
The value parameter can be an integer from 3 to 8 (there is an implied ½ digit;
that is, when you specify NDIG 3, the multimeter displays 3½ digits.)
Power-on value = 7 (7½ digits).
Default value = 7 (7½ digits).
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many small blocks. The MSIZE? command returns the total number of bytes of
reading memory and the number of bytes of the largest unused block of
subprogram/state memory. The SCRATCH command clears all subprograms
and states from memory returning these memory areas to one contiguous
block. Also, when power is cycled, the multimeter combines fragmented
blocks of memory wherever possible.
separated by a comma. The first response is the total number of bytes of
reading memory. The second response is the largest block (in bytes) of unused
subprogram/state memory.
SCRATCH, SUB, SUBEND, SSTATE
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