Lakeshore Learning Materials 647 - Manual (Page 33)

Lake Shore Model 647 Magnet Power Supply User’s Manual
Remote Operation 4-3
The Status Byte Register consists of a single data byte containing seven bits of MPS status information.
STATUS BYTE REGISTER FORMAT
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Bit
128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1 Weighting
SDR SRQ ESB OVP ERR RSC LIM ODR Bit Name
If the Service Request is enabled, any bits that are set cause the MPS to pull the SRQ management low to
signal the BUS CONTROLLER. These bits reset to zero upon a serial poll of the Status Byte Register.
The Service Request Enable Register inhibits or enables any of the status reports in the Status Byte Register.
The *SRE command sets the bits. A bit that is set enables its function. Inhibit these reports by turning OFF
their corresponding bits in the Service Request Enable Register. Refer to the *SRE discussion.
Setting Data Ready (SDR) Bit (7). When set, the MPS resets current and voltage to 0 A and 1 V because of
OVP or RI activity.
Service Request (SRQ) Bit (6). Determines whether the MPS is to report via the SRQ line and five bits
determine which status reports to make. If bits 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and/or 5 are set, then the corresponding bit in the
Status Byte Register is set. The MPS produces a service request only if bit 6 of the Service Request Enable
Register is set. If disabled, the Status Byte Register can still be read by the BUS CONTROLLER by means of
a serial poll (SPE) to examine the status reports, but the Service Request does not interrupt the BUS
CONTROLLER. The *STB common command reads the Status Byte Register but does not clear the bits.
Certain bits in the Status Byte Register continually change. Above are bit assignments in the Status Byte
Register. These reports occur only if the bits are enabled in the Service Request Enable Register.
Event Status (ESB) Bit (5). When set, it indicates if one of the bits from the Standard Event Status Register
has been set. (Refer to Paragraph 4.1.4.2.)
Overvoltage Protection (OVP) Bit (4) Indicates overvoltage (quench) protection circuit activation.
Error (ERR) Bit (3). Indicates operation error. The error displays on the front panel and can be read using the
*TST? Command.
Ramp Segment Complete (RSC) Bit (2). Indicates active ramp segment completion.
Limit Exceeded (LIM) Bit (1). Indicates a new current or voltage exceeds the current or compliance voltage
limit. Read the new setting with the ISET? or VSET? commands.
Output Data Ready (ODR) Bit (0). When set, makes current and voltage readings available.