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BPS / MX / RS Series SCPI Programming Manual AMETEK Programmable Power
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5.2 *ESE
This command programs the Standard Event Status Enable register bits. The programming
determines which events of the Standard Event Status Event register (see *ESR?) are
allowed to set the ESB (Event Summary Bit) of the Status Byte register. A "1" in the bit
position enables the corresponding event. All of the enabled events of the Standard Event
Status Event Register are logically ORed to cause the Event Summary Bit (ESB) of the
Status Byte Register to be set. See section 5.3 for descriptions of the Standard Event Status
registers.
The query reads the Standard Event Status Enable register.
Bit Configuration of Standard Event Status Enable Register
Bit Position 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Bit Name PON not
used
CME EXE DDE QYE not
used
OPC
Bit Weight 128 32 16 8 4 1
CME Command error DDE Device-dependent error
EXE Execution error OPC Operation complete
PON Power-on QYE Query error
Command Syntax *ESE <NRf>
Parameters 0 - 255
Power-On Value 0 (see *PSC command)
Example *ESE 129
Query Syntax *ESE?
Returned Parameters <NR1>(Register value)
Related Commands *ESR? *STB?
5.3 *ESR?
This query reads the Standard Event Status Event register. Reading the register clears it.
The bit configuration of this register is the same as the Standard Event Status Enable
register (see *ESE). See chapter 7for a detailed explanation of this register.
Query Syntax *ESR?
Parameters None
Returned Parameters <NR1>(Register value)
Related Commands *CLS *ESE *ESE?
*OPC
- BPS / Mx / RS Series 1
- SCPI Programming Manual 1
- WARNING 4
- SAFETY SYMBOLS 5
- Warranty Period: 1 Year 6
- WARRANTY TERMS 6
- PRODUCT RETURN PROCEDURE 6
- Table of Contents 7
- Table of Figures 9
- Table of Tables 9
- Introduction 10
- Model BPS Series 11
- External References 11
- Introduction to Programming 12
- Introduction to SCPI 14
- Types of SCPI Messages 15
- The SCPI Command Tree 15
- Using Queries 17
- Structure of a SCPI Message 17
- The Message Unit 17
- Combining Message Units 18
- Headers 19
- Query Indicator 19
- Message Unit Separator 19
- Root Specifier 20
- Message Terminator 20
- SCPI Data Formats 21
- Numerical Data Formats 21
- Character Data 21
- GPIB Controllers 22
- Agilent 82350 Driver 22
- RS232C Interface 24
- Serial Cable Diagram 25
- USB Driver Installation 26
- USB Interface 26
- USB Interface Use 34
- LAN Interface Option 35
- MAC Address 35
- Setting the TCP/IP Address 35
- Socket Port Number 37
- IP Ping 37
- SCPI Command Reference 38
- Calibration Subsystem 39
- [:SOURce] 40
- :HRANge 40
- :IMPedance 40
- Current Measurement 42
- Voltage Measurement 44
- Output Phase 46
- Output - AC Voltage 47
- Output - DC Voltage 49
- Display Subsystem 51
- Instrument Subsystem 53
- Current Array Data 56
- Voltage Array Data 60
- Phase Measurement Subsystem 67
- Power Measurement Subsystem 68
- Output Subsystem 73
- Output Relay 73
- Output Protection 74
- Output Remote Inhibit Modes 74
- External Trigger Output 76
- Source Subsystem - Current 79
- Source Subsystem - Frequency 81
- Source Subsystem - Limit 86
- Source Subsystem - List 90
- List - Count 91
- List - Dwell 91
- List - Frequency 92
- List - Repeat 94
- List - Step 94
- List:TTL Trigger Out 95
- List:Voltage 96
- Source Subsystem - Mode 98
- Source Subsystem - Phase 99
- Source Subsystem - PONSetup 100
- Source Subsystem - Pulse 104
- Source Subsystem - Voltage 107
- Status Subsystem Commands 113
- System Commands 117
- Trigger Subsystem 126
- Common Commands 131
- 5.1 *CLS 132
- 5.2 *ESE 133
- 5.3 *ESR? 133
- 5.4 *IDN? 134
- 5.5 *OPC 134
- 5.6 *OPT? 135
- 5.7 *PSC 136
- 5.8 *RCL 136
- 5.9 *RST 137
- 5.10 *SAV 138
- 5.11 *SRE 138
- 5.12 *STB? 139
- 5.13 *TRG 140
- 5.14 *WAI 140
- Programming Examples 141
- Programming the Output 142
- Power-on Initialization 142
- Enabling the Output 142
- AC Voltage and Frequency 142
- Programming the Output Phase 144
- Current Limit 144
- Waveform Shapes 145
- Individual Phases 146
- Coupled Commands 147
- FIXED mode 149
- STEP mode 149
- PULSE mode 149
- LIST mode 149
- Step and Pulse Transients 150
- List Transients 151
- Triggering Output Changes 153
- Trigger System Model 153
- Generating Triggers 155
- Acquiring Measurement Data 156
- Power Measurements 157
- Frequency Measurements 157
- Harmonic Measurements 158
- Triggering Measurements 159
- TRIGGER RECEIVED 160
- INIT[:IMM]:ACQ 160
- 4096 DATA POINTS 163
- Trigger System Summary 164
- Status Registers 165
- Questionable Status Group 168
- Standard Event Status Group 169
- Status Byte Register 169
- Examples 170
- SCPI Command Completion 171
- Option Commands 172
- IEC 1000-4-11 (-411) 173
- IEC 1000-4-13 (-413) 177
- IEC 1000-4-13 Subsystem 177
- Interharmonics Subsystem 188
- RTCA/DO-160D (-160) 190
- VOLTAGE SURGE, for detail 192
- VOLTAGE UNDER 192
- MIL-STD 704E (-704) 197
- AC System 197
- DC System 198
- Programming Considerations 198
- OMNI Reference Impedance 200
- Watt Hour Meter (-WHM) 201
- Current Sink Option (-SNK) 202
- SCPI Version 212
- Appendix C: Error Messages 213
- Table 8-4 : Error Messages 218
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