:FETCh?
This command returns the measurement data from the most recently performed measurement.
For single-point measurement
{stat},{par1},{par2},{par3},{par4},{Imon},{Vmon},{Rdc},{comp}<newline><^END>
The command returns the following data at the measured point.
{stat}:
Measurement status, which is represented as an integer between 0 and 3 as follows:
0: No error
1: Detection of measurement failure (overload)
2: Detection of Rdc out of range
3: Simultaneous detection of overload and Rdc out of range
{par1}:
Parameter 1 measurement result
{par2}:
Parameter 2 measurement result
{par3}:
Parameter 3 measurement result
{par4}:
Parameter 4 measurement result
{Imon}:
Result of monitoring test signal current level
{Vmon}:
Result of monitoring test signal voltage level
{Rdc}:
Result of Rdc measurement.
{comp}:
Bin sort result, which can be an integer between 0 and 14 as follows:
0: Indicates a DUT that was not sorted into any of bins 1 through 13
1: Sorted into bin 1
2: Sorted into bin 2
3: Sorted into bin 3
4: Sorted into bin 4
5: Sorted into bin 5
6: Sorted into bin 6
7: Sorted into bin 7
8: Sorted into bin 8
9: Sorted into bin 9
10: Sorted into bin 10
11: Sorted into bin 11
12: Sorted into bin 12
13: Sorted into bin 13
14: Sort failed
The result of parameter 1 is not returned if the display of parameter 1 is off. The results of parameters 2 through 4 as well as the test signal current/voltage levels are treated in a similar way.
The result of Rdc measurement is not returned if the Rdc measurement feature is off.
The bin sort result is not returned if the comparator is off.
If the measurement failed because of overload (that is, the measurement status is 1 or 3), the command returns 9.9E37 for the measurement results of parameters 1 through 4, the test signal monitor results, and the Rdc measurement result; the command returns 14 for the comparator result.
For list measurement
{stat 1},{par1 1},{par2 1},{par3 1},{par4 1},{Imon 1},{Vmon 1},{Rdc 1},...,
{stat N},{par1 N},{par2 N},{par3 N},{par4 N},{Imon N},{Vmon N},{Rdc N},
{comp}<newline><^END>
where N represents the number of points defined in the active table while n represents an integer between 1 and N.
The command returns data at all measurement points in the active table. The returned data consists of the following items:
{stat n}:
Measurement status at measurement point number n
{par1 n}:
Parameter 1 measurement result at measurement point number n
{par2 n}:
Parameter 2 measurement result at measurement point number n
{par3 n}:
Parameter 3 measurement result at measurement point number n
{par4 n}:
Parameter 4 measurement result at measurement point number n
{Imon n}:
Result of monitoring test signal current level at measurement point number n
{Vmon n}:
Result of monitoring test signal voltage level at measurement point number n
{Rdc n}:
Result of Rdc measurement
{comp}:
Bin sort result
The result of Rdc measurement is returned N times. However, all of the results of Rdc measurement have the same value because Rdc is measured only once.
The bin sort result is finally returned only once.
No equivalent key is available on the front panel.