HP 8590 E & L Series Spectrum Analyzers and HP 8591C Cable TV ...

BIT
Bit
Places the state (“1” or “0”) of a bit in the destination.
Syntax
Item
User-defined variable
Predeiined variable
Predeflned function
Trace element
Number (source)
Number (bit number)
I- source --\
number
b p r e d e f i n e d v a r i a b l e 1
user-defined variable/
$ predefined function I
b t r a c e element /
7 d e s t i n a t i o n 7
,, predeflned v a r i a b l e
buser-defined v a r i a b l e )
L trace element /
/
7 bit number 7
% p r e d e f i n e d v a r i a b l e I
buser-defined variable)
% predefined function I
b trace element J
Description/Default Range
A variable defined by VARDEF or ACTDEF commands. Any valid variable
name.
A command that acts as a variable. Refer to Table 5-l.
Function that returns a value. Refer to Table 5-l.
An element of trace A, trace B, trace C, or a user-defined trace.
Any valid integer number. 64-bit integer.
Any valid integer number. 0 to 63.
Prerequisite Commands: ACTDEF or VARDEF when using a user-defined variable.
Related Commands: INT, STB.
Example
10 CLEAR 718
20 OUTPUT 718;"IP;"
30 OUTPUT 718;"VARDEF E-RROR,O;"
40 OUTPUT 718;"BIT E-RROR,STB,S;"
50 OUTPUT 718;"E_RROR?;"
60 ENTER 718;Err
70 IF NOT Err THEN DISP "NO 'I;
80 DISP "ERROR PRESENT";
90 END
5-78 Programming Commands
Clears HP-IB bus.
Initializes spectrum analyzer
Defines user-&fined variable EA?ROR and sets it
equal to 0.
Stores value of bit 5 of status byte in E-RROR.
Returns value of E-RROR.
Assigns value to computer variable, Err
If Err equals zero, displays “NO’* on computer
screen.
Displays ‘