# :WAVeform:YFORmat:WORD:ENCoding:CHIGh?

:WAVeform Y-Format Commands

- :WAVeform:YFORmat:ASCii:YDATa?
- :WAVeform:YFORmat:DOUBle:YDATa?
- :WAVeform:YFORmat:FLOat:YDATa?
- :WAVeform:YFORmat:IBLock:DOUBle:YDATa?
- :WAVeform:YFORmat:IBLock:FLOat:YDATa?
- :WAVeform:YFORmat:POINts?
- :WAVeform:YFORmat:WORD:ENCoding:CHIGh?
- :WAVeform:YFORmat:WORD:ENCoding:CLOW?
- :WAVeform:YFORmat:WORD:ENCoding:HOLE?
- :WAVeform:YFORmat:WORD:ENCoding:YINCrement?
- :WAVeform:YFORmat:WORD:ENCoding:YORigin?
- :WAVeform:YFORmat:WORD:YDATa?
- :WAVeform:YFORmat:XINCrement?
- :WAVeform:YFORmat:XORigin?

## Query Syntax

    :WAVeform:YFORmat:WORD:ENCoding:CHIGh?

## Description

Returns the data value 32,736 which is used to represent a waveform data point that is clipped high. This indicates a data point's amplitude that is too high to be displayed on the screen. Use the `:SYSTem:AUToscale` command to properly scale the waveform to the display. To return whether any data points have been clipped, use the `:WAVeform:CLIPped?` query. This condition applies to Y-format data (`:WAVeform:YFORmat:WORD:YDATa?`).