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*CLS

Meaning and Type

Clear Status Device Status

Description

This command causes the following actions (see "Chapter 4 - Status Reporting" for descriptions of all registers):

•Clears the following registers:

•Standard Event Status.

•Operation Status Event.

•Questionable Status Event.

•Status Byte.

•Clears the Error Queue.

•If *CLS immediately follows a program message terminator (<NL>), then the output queue and the MAV bit are also cleared.

Command Syntax

*CLS

Parameters

(None)

Query Syntax

(None)

*ESE

Meaning and Type

Event Status Enable Device Status

Description

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 "Chapter 4 - Status Reporting" for descriptions of all three registers.

Bit Configuration of Standard Event Status Enable Register

Bit Position

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0

Bit Name

PON

0

CME

EXE

DDE

QYE

0

OPC

Bit Weight

128

64

32

16

8

4

2

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 to 255

 

Power On Value

(See *PSC)

Suffix

(None)

 

Example

*ESE 129

 

Query Syntax

*ESE?

 

Returned Parameters

<NR1>

(Register value)

Related Commands

*ESR?

*PSC *STB?

If PSC is programmed to 0, then the *ESE command causes a write cycle to nonvolatile memory. The nonvolatile memory has a finite maximum number of write cycles (see Supplemental Characteristics in Chapter 1 of the power supply Operating Guide). Programs that repeatedly cause write cycles to non- volatile memory can eventually exceed the maximum number of write cycles and may cause the memory to fail.

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Contents Agilent Part No Microfiche Part No July Programming Guide Gpib DC Power SuppliesPrinting History Safety GuidelinesContents Display Subsystem Description of Subsystem CommandsSystem Commands Current SubsystemQuestionable Status Group Command Summary Programming ParametersPower Supply Status Structure Operation Status Group Voltage SubsystemPage User’s Guide General InformationAbout this Guide Documentation SummaryAccessing Online Help Prerequisites for Using this GuideVXIplug&play Power Product Instrument Drivers Downloading and Installing the DriverConventions Gpib Capabilities Of The Power SupplyRemote Programming Introduction To ScpiVoltlev 4.5PROT 4.8CURR?NL Types of Scpi CommandsScpi Messages Structure of a Scpi MessageParts of a Scpi Message Volt LEV Prot CurrVoltlev 4.5 Prot 4.8 CURR? Root Specifier Traversing the Command TreeQuery Indicator Message Unit SeparatorOUTPUTPROTECTIONCLEARSTATUSOPERATIONCONDITION? Effect of Optional HeadersMoving Among Subsystems Outputprotectionclear STATUSOPERATIONCONDITION?Scpi Data Formats Including Common CommandsScpi Queries Value CouplingExamples Controlling the Output Saving and Recalling States Writing to the DisplayProgramming Status Digdata System ConsiderationsProgramming the Digital I/O Port Gpib AddressAssigning the Gpib Address In Programs Action Display ShowsSample Program Code Error HandlingDOS Drivers Agilent Basic ControllersIout = OUTPUTS2 Programming Some Power Supply FunctionsCall Ioenter PS,OEVENT SPOL%=O While C O Introduction Language DictionaryCommon Commands Syntax Diagram Description Of Common CommandsESE CLSESR? IDN?OPC PSC 0 *PSC OPC?OPT? PSCPSC *RST *SAV Command Syntax RCL NRf Parameters ExampleQuery Syntax None Related Commands RCLRST SAVSAV SRE Bit Configuration of Status Byte RegisterSRE STB?TRG TST?WAI Abor Description of Subsystem CommandsCalibration Commands AborCurrent Subsystem Curr CurrtrigCurrprotstat Digdata 7 Digitaldatavalue Display SubsystemDigdata DispDispmode Norm Displaymode Normal Displaywindowmode Text Disptext DefaultmodeDispmode DisptextMEASCURR? MEASVOLT? Initiate SubsystemMeasure Subsystem Init InitcontOutput Subsystem OutpOutpprotcle Outpprotdel Outprelpol Norm OutprelOutprelpol Outprel 1 Outprel OFFSTATOPER? Status SubsystemStatpres Status Operation RegistersStatoperenab 1312 Statoperenab STATUSOPERATIONENABLE?Statoperenab Statoper NTR Statoper PTRStatquesenab Status Questionable RegistersSTATQUES? STATQUESCOND?SYSTERR? System CommandsSYSTERR? SYSTEMERROR? Statques NTR Statques PTRTrig Trigger SubsystemSystlang SYSTVERS?Trigsour BUS Triggersource BUS Voltage SubsystemTrigsour Volt VolttrigVoltprot Command SummaryCommand Summary Command Parameters Subsystem CommandsCommon Commands Parameters Command ParametersVoltprot MAX Programming ParametersCurrlevtrig MAX Voltlevtrig MAXPage Operation Status Group Power Supply Status StructureRegister Commands Status ReportingOPC CALWTG UNRSTATQUESNTR? Status Questionable Commands Register Query Cleared ByQuestionable Status Group Standard Event Status GroupOutput Queue Service Request Enable RegisterInitial Conditions At Power On Status Byte RegisterStatpre PON Power-On BitServicing an Operation Status Mode Event Default Power On Register States Condition Caused ByMonitoring Both Phases of a Status Transition Adding More Operation EventsServicing Questionable Status Events WAI Scpi Command CompletionDFI Discrete Fault Indicator RI Remote InhibitPage System Error Messages Error MessagesPower Supply Hardware Error Messages Calibration Error MessagesError Error String Description/Explanation/Examples Number Summary of System Error MessagesScpi Version Scpi Confirmed Commands1Scpi Approved Commands Scpi Conformance InformationNON-SCPI Commands1 Compatibility Language Parallel PollingCompatibility Language ISET? CURR? VOUT? VoltCurr VSET?Currtrig Hold OFFVolttrig HoldSRQ FAULT?UNMASK? SRQ OFFIndex IndexOperation status group, 51 optional header Trig SOUR, 46 VOLT, 46 Volt PROT, 47 Volt Trig Japan United States Latin AmericaCanada Australia/New Zealand Europe Asia Pacific
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