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SCPI Command Operation SG Series Programming
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6.8.2 STATUS SCPI Command Reference
The letter “C” in the “SCPI” column means that the command syntax is
SCPI compliant; an “N” in the “SCPI” column means that the command
syntax is not part of the SCPI definition.
Command Description SCPI
STATus Status subsystem. C
:OPERation Status Operation subsystem. C
:CONDition? Returns the integer value of the Operation Condition Register. The
query is supported but will always return “0” indicating operational
condition.
C
:ENABle
Sets the enable mask of the Operation Event Register allowing true
conditions to be reported in the summary bit of the Operation
Condition Register. Values are written and queried but have no
effect on the Operation Condition Register.
C
:ENABle? Returns the value of the current mask if the Operation Event
Register.
C
:EVENt? Returns the integer value of the Operation Event Register. This
query is supported but always returns a value of “0” indicating
operational condition.
C
:PRESet Sets the enable mask of the Operation Event Register and the
Questionable Event Register to all 1’s.
C
:PROTection Status Protection subsystem. C
:CONDition? Returns the integer value of the Protection Condition Register.
Used to read the status of the power hardware. See section 6.2.3
for a detailed table of the various bits that make up this register.
C
:ENABle
Sets the enable mask of the Protection Event Register, which
allows true conditions to be reported in the summary bit of the
Protection Condition Register.
C
:ENABle? Returns the value of the current mask of the Protection Event
Register.
C
:EVENt? Returns the integer value of the Protection Event Register. C
:SELEct
This command provides a means for selecting which fault bits from
the protection event register (also called the fault register and can
be read using the
STAT:PROT:EVEN? command) are able to set
the protection event flag bit in the SCPI status byte (readable using
the
*STB? command). It defaults to value 255 at power-on time,
and never changes unless intentionally programmed to a new
value.
N
:SELEct? Returns the last selection value programmed. N
:QUEStionable Status Questionable subsystem. C
:CONDition? Returns the integer value of the Questionable Condition Register.
The query is supported but will always return “0” indicating
operational condition.
C
:ENABle
Sets the enable mask of the Questionable Event Register allowing
true conditions to be reported in the summary bit of the
Questionable Condition Register. Values are written and queried
but have no effect on the Questionable Condition Register.
C
:ENABle? Returns the value of the current mask of the Questionable Event
Register.
C
:EVENt? Returns the integer value of the Questionable Event Register. This
query is supported but always returns a value of “0”, indicating
operational condition.
C