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• PLOTDATA:BATHTUB
The PLOTDATA:BATHTUB query returns the plot data associated with the BATHTUB plot as an array of IEEE 8-byte
doubles. The array of doubles is preceded by an ASCII header which specifies the size of the array in bytes.
Query syntax- :DBUS:PLOTDATA:BATHtub(@<n,m,x,…>|<n:m>)?
Example:
Response:
Send(0,5,":DBUS:PLOTDATA:BATH(@4)?",20,EOI);
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• PLOTDATA:CLKBATHTUB
The PLOTDATA:CLKBATHTUB query returns the plot data associated with the REFERENCE CLOCK BATHTUB plot
as an array of IEEE 8-byte doubles. The array of doubles is preceded by an ASCII header which specifies the size of the
array in bytes.
Query syntax- :DBUS:PLOTDATA:CLKBATHtub?
Example:
Response:
Send(0,5,":DBUS:PLOTDATA:CLKBATH?",23,EOI);
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• PLOTDATA:CLKEFFECTIVE
The PLOTDATA:CLKEFFECTIVE query returns the plot data associated with the REFERENCE CLOCK EFFECTIVE
BATHTUB plot as an array of IEEE 8-byte doubles. The array of doubles is preceded by an ASCII header which
specifies the size of the array in bytes.
Query syntax- :DBUS:PLOTDATA:CLKEFFective?
Example:
Response:
Send(0,5,":DBUS:PLOTDATA:CLKEFF?",22,EOI);
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• PLOTDATA:CLKHISTOGRAM
The PLOTDATA:CLKHISTOGRAM query returns the plot data associated with the REFERENCE CLOCK TOTAL
JITTER HISTOGRAM plot as an array of IEEE 8-byte doubles. The array of doubles is preceded by an ASCII header
which specifies the size of the array in bytes.
Query syntax- :DBUS:PLOTDATA:CLKHISTogram?
Example:
Response:
Send(0,5,":DBUS:PLOTDATA:CLKHIST?",23,EOI);
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• PLOTDATA:EFFECTIVE
The PLOTDATA:EFFECTIVE query returns the plot data associated with the EFFECTIVE BATHTUB plot as an array
of IEEE 8-byte doubles. The array of doubles is preceded by an ASCII header which specifies the size of the array in
bytes.
Query syntax- :DBUS:PLOTDATA:EFFective(@<n,m,x,…>|<n:m>)?
Example:
Response:
Send(0,5,":DBUS:PLOTDATA:EFF(@4)?",19,EOI);
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• PLOTDATA:FALL
The PLOTDATA:FALL query returns the plot data associated with the FALLING DATA EDGE HISTOGRAM plot as
an array of IEEE 8-byte doubles. The array of doubles is preceded by an ASCII header which specifies the size of the
array in bytes.
Query syntax- :DBUS:PLOTDATA:FALL(@<n,m,x,…>|<n:m>)?
Example:
Response:
Send(0,5,":DBUS:PLOTDATA:FALL(@4)?",20,EOI);
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