WAVE:EDIT:USER:DATA:POIN

Sets a user-defined waveform by using the waveform bank that you want to edit (specified by its number) and the point that you specify.

Assign waveform data to points that are derived by dividing one cycle (phase angle of 360 degrees) by 1024 (positive peak is 8191 and negative peak is -8191).

This command is valid in AC mode and AC+DC mode (OUTP:COUP AC|ACDC).

This command is not valid when the synchronization function is in use (FREQ:SYNC ON).

If you specify the waveform bank (using WAVE:BANK) and then turn the output on (using OUTP ON), you cannot specify the same waveform bank number with this command (the command will not be valid).

Single-phase three-wire output or Three-phase output (PCR-LE optional): Setsa user-defined waveform of all phases at once.

Command

[SOURce:]WAVE[0]:EDIT:USER:DATA:POINt <BANK_NR1>,<POINT_NR1>,<data_NR1>

[SOURce:]WAVE[0]:EDIT:USER:DATA:POINt? <BANK_NR1>,<POINT_NR1>

Parameter (BANK_NR1, waveform bank number)

Value

1 to 63

Parameter (POINT_NR1, point)

Value

0 to 1023

Parameter （data_NR1）

Value

-8191 to 8191 A sine wave by default

When setting a rectangular wave to waveform bank number 1 of phase U

Assign waveform data 8191 to point 0 to point 511.

Example: The command to set point 0 of waveform bank number 1 of phase U: WAVE1:EDIT:USER:DATA:POIN 1,0,8191

Assign waveform data 0 to point 512.

Example: The command to set point 512 of waveform bank number 1 of phase U: WAVE1:EDIT:USER:DATA:POIN 1,512,0

Assign waveform data -8191 to point 513 to point 1022.

Example: The command to set point 513 of waveform bank number 1 of phase U: WAVE1:EDIT:USER:DATA:POIN 1,513,-8191

Assign waveform data 0 to point 1023.

When you set all the points, waveform bank number 1 of phase U will contain the following rectangular waveform data.

Response

Returns the user-defined waveform data in NR1 format in response to WAVE:EDIT:USER:DATA:POIN? <BANK>, <POINT>.