AMETEK M130 - Manual (Page 59)

Sorensen Ethernet Option IEEE 488.2 and SCPI Command Operation
M130/M131 Programming Manual 3-9
3.4 IEEE-488.2 C
OMMON
C
OMMAND
S
UBSYSTEM
The following commands are common to all SCPI instruments and declared
mandatory by IEEE-488.2. In the following table, the M130 is defined as the
“device” on the GPIB or Ethernet bus.
Command Description
*CLS[n] Clears all status reporting data structures including the
Status Byte, Standard Event Status Register, and Error
Queue. The STAT:PROT:ENAB (protection event enable
register) is cleared by this command; other enable registers
are not cleared by this command.
*ESE[n] <0+NR1> Sets the value of the Standard Event Status Enable Register
that determines which bits can be set in the Standard Event
Status Register. See section 3.2.2 for valid values.
*ESE[n]? Returns the integer value of the Standard Event Status
Enable Register. See section 3.2.2 for valid values.
Response: <0+NR1>
*ESR[n]? Returns the integer value of the Standard Event Status
Register. The ESR and the Status Byte ESR bit are cleared.
See section 3.2.2 for valid values.
Response: <0+NR1>
*IDN[n]? Returns the device identification as an ASCII string.
Response: , , ,
Example: Sorensen, DCS33-33, B90000-0,
1.00,1.00
*OPC[n] Enables the Operation Complete bit of the Standard Event
Status Register to be set when all pending operations are
complete. See section 3.2.2.
*OPC[n]? Returns the integer value “1” when all pending operations
are complete. See section 3.2.2.
Response: <0+NR1>
*RST[n] Resets the supply to its Power ON (PON) state.
Clears all status reporting data structures including the
Status Byte, Standard Event Status Register, and Error
Queue. The STAT:PROT:ENAB (protection event enable
register) is cleared by this command; other enable registers
are not cleared by this command.
*SRE[n] <0+NR1> Sets the value of the Service Request Enable Register,
which determines which bits in the Status Byte will cause a
service request from the device. See section on Status Byte
for valid values.
*SRE[n]? Returns the integer value of the Service Request Enable
Register. See section on Status Byte for valid values.
Values range from 0-63 or 128-191.
Response: <0+NR1>