Agilent Technologies 6614C, 6634B STATusQUEStionableNTR STATusQUEStionablePTR, Cls, Statquesenab

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STATus:QUEStionable:NTR

STATus:QUEStionable:PTR

These commands allow you to set or read the value of the Questionable NTR (Negative-Transition) and PTR (Positive-Transistion) registers. These registers serve as polarity filters between the Questionable Enable and Questionable Event registers to cause the following actions:

υWhen a bit of the Questionable NTR register is set to 1, then a 1-to-0 transition of the corresponding bit of the Questionable Condition register causes that bit in the Questionable Event register to be set.

υWhen a bit of the Questionable PTR register is set to 1, then a 0-to-1 transition of the corresponding bit in the Questionable Condition register causes that bit in the Questionable Event register to be set.

υIf the same bits in both NTR and PTR registers are set to 1, then any transition of that bit at the Questionable Condition register sets the corresponding bit in the Questionable Event register.

υIf the same bits in both NTR and PTR registers are set to 0, then no transition of that bit at the Questionable Condition register can set the corresponding bit in the Questionable Event register.

Command Syntax

STATus:QUEStionable:NTRansition<NRf>

 

STATus:QUEStionable:PTRansition<NRf>

Parameters

0 to 32727

 

Preset Value

NTR register = 0; PTR register = 32727

Examples

STAT:QUES:NTR 16

STATUS:QUESTIONABLE:PTR 512

Query Syntax

STAT:QUES:NTR?STAT:QUES:PTR?

Returned Parameters

<NR1>(Register value)

 

Related Commands

STAT:QUES:ENAB

 

*CLS

This command causes the following actions (see chapter 3 under Programming the Status Registers, for the descriptions of all registers):

υClears the following registers:

∙Standard Event Status

∙Operation Status Event

∙Questionable Status Event

∙Status Byte

υClears the Error Queue

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

Command Syntax *CLS

Parameters None

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Contents Programming Guide Safety Guidelines Printing HistoryTable of Contents Language Dictionary Internally Triggered MeasurementsOutput Commands Error Messages Scpi Conformance InformationCompatibility Language Example ProgramsAbout this Guide Documentation SummaryGpib References External ReferencesScpi References VXIplug&play Power Products Instrument Drivers Downloading and Installing the DriverSupported Applications System RequirementsAccessing Online Help Gpib Capabilities of the DC SourceRS-232 Capabilities of the DC Source Gpib AddressRS-232 Programming Example RS-232 Flow ControlBaud Rate RS-232 Troubleshooting Introduction to ScpiConventions Used in This Guide Boldface fontTypes of Scpi Commands Multiple Commands in a MessageIncluding Common Commands Using QueriesTypes of Scpi Messages Moving Among SubsystemsQuery Indicator Message UnitHeaders Message Unit SeparatorScpi Data Formats Numerical Data FormatsSuffixes and Multipliers Response Data TypesScpi Command Completion Using Device ClearPage Power-on Initialization IntroductionProgramming the Output Enabling the OutputOutput Voltage Output CurrentMaximum Voltage Maximum CurrentSetting the Voltage or Current Trigger Levels Triggering Output ChangesScpi Triggering Nomenclature Output Trigger System ModelInitiating the Output Trigger System Generating TriggersVoltage and Current Measurements Making MeasurementsDC Measurements RMS Measurements Agilent 66312A, 66332A Only Current RangesMeasurement Trigger System Model Internally Triggered MeasurementsSequence Form Alias SEQuence2 ACQuire Generating Measurement Triggers Agilent 66312A, 66332A Only BUSTrigger Commands Used to Measure Output Pulses Current Detector Measuring Output Pulses Agilent 66312A, 66332A OnlyPulse Measurement Queries Varying the Voltage or Current Sampling Rate Controlling Measurement SamplesMultiple Measurements Agilent 66312A, 66332A Only Pulse Measurement Example Agilent 66312A, 66332A only Pre-event and Post-event TriggeringOption Base Power-On Conditions Programming the Status RegistersOperation Status Group Standard Event Status Group Questionable Status GroupStatus Byte Register Determining the Cause of a Service Interrupt Servicing Operation Status and Questionable Status EventsMSS Bit RQS BitInhibit/Fault Indicator Monitoring Both Phases of a Status TransitionDiscrete Fault Indicator DFI Remote Inhibit RIUsing the Inhibit/Fault Port as a Digital I/O Bit WeightDFI Programming Example PinPage Subsystem Commands Language DictionarySubsystem Commands Syntax DFI ALCSubsystem Commands Syntax Common Commands Common Commands SyntaxProgramming Parameters Output Programming ParametersCalibration Commands CALibrateCURRentCALibrateCURRentNEGative CALibrateCURRentMEASureLOWRangeCALibratePASSword Command Syntax CALibrateSAVE Parameters None ExamplesCALibrateDATA CALibrateLEVelCALibrateSTATe CALibrateVOLTageCALibrateVOLTagePROTection Query Syntax CALibrateSTATe?Measurement Commands MEASureARRayCURRent? FETChARRayCURRent?MEASureARRayVOLTage? FETChARRayVOLTage? Query SyntaxMEASureCURRent? FETChCURRent? MEASureCURRentACDC? FETChCURRentACDC?MEASureCURRentHIGH? FETChCURRentHIGH? FETChCURRent? applies to Agilent 66312A, 66332A OnlyMEASureCURRentMAXimum? FETChCURRent MAXimum? MEASureCURRentLOW? FETChCURRentLOW?MEASureCURRentMINimum? FETChCURRentMINimum? MEASureVOLTage? FETChVOLTage? MEASureVOLTageACDC? FETChVOLTageACDC?MEASureVOLTageHIGH? FETChVOLTageHIGH? FETChVOLTage? applies to Agilent 66312A, 66332A OnlyMEASureVOLTageMAXimum? FETChVOLTageMAXimum? MEASureVOLTageLOW? FETChVOLTageLOW?MEASureVOLTageMINimum? FETChVOLTageMINimum? SENSeCURRentRANGe SENSeCURRentDETectorUnit a amperes *RST Value MAX high range Returned Parameters NR3SENSeFUNCtion SENSeSWEepOFFSetPOINtsSENSeSWEepPOINts SENSeSWEepTINTervalSENSeWINDow HANNingRECTangular Returned Parameters CRDOutput Commands OUTPutOUTPutDFI OUTPutDFISOURceOUTPutPONSTATe OUTPutPROTectionDELayOUTPutPROTectionCLEar OUTPutRELay OUTPutRELayPOLarityOUTPutRIMODE Query Syntax OUTPputRELayPOLarity?Default Suffix SOURceCURRentSOURceCURRentTRIGger SOURceCURRentPROTectionSTATeSOURceDIGitalDATA SOURceDIGitalFUNCtionSOURceVOLTage Query Syntax SOURceDIGitalDATA?SOURceVOLTageALCBANDwidth? SOURceVOLTageALCBWIDth? SOURceVOLTageTRIGgerSOURceVOLTagePROTection Agilent 66332A, 6631B, 6632B, 6633B and 6634B OnlyStatus Commands STATusPRESetSTATusOPERation? STATusOPERationCONDition?STATusOPERationENABle Query Syntax STATusOPERationENABle?Parameters Preset Value STATusOPERationNTR STATusOPERationPTRSTATusQUEStionable? STATusQUEStionableENABleSTATusQUEStionableCONDition? Command Syntax *CLS Parameters None STATusQUEStionableNTR STATusQUEStionablePTRCLS STATQUESNTR?STATQUESPTR?Bit Configuration of Standard Event Status Enable Register ESEESR? OPCPSC SREPSC on ExampleBit Configuration of Status Byte Register STB?WAI NR1 register binary valueSystem Commands DISPlayDISPlayMODE DISPlayTEXTSYSTemERRor? SYSTemLANGuageSYSTemVERSion? Parameters none Returned Parameters NR2SYSTemLOCal SYSTemREMoteSYSTemRWLock IDN?Command Syntax RCL NRf Parameters Example OPT?RCL RSTRST Settings Command Syntax SAV NRf Parameters ExampleSAV TST?Trigger Commands ABORtINITiateSEQuence INITiateNAME INITiateCONTinuousSEQuence1 INITiateCONTinuousNAMETRIGger TRIGgerSOURceTRIGgerSEQuence2 TRIGgerACQuire Abor Currtrig Init *TRG VolttrigTRIGgerSEQuence2COUNtCURRent TRIGgerACQuireCOUNtCURRent TRIGgerSEQuence2COUNtVOLTage TRIGgerACQuireCOUNtVOLTageParameters RST Value Examples TRIGSEQ2COUNCURR 5 TrigacqcouncurrTRIGSEQ2HYSTVOLT TRIGSEQ2LEVCURR TRIGSEQ2HYSTCURR TRIGSEQ2LEVVOLTTRIGgerSEQuence2LEVelCURRent TRIGgerACQuireLEVelCURRent TRIGgerSEQuence2LEVelVOLTage TRIGgerACQuireLEVelVOLTageTRIGSEQ2LEVVOLT TRIGSEQ2HYSTCURR TRIGSEQ2LEVCURR TRIGSEQ2HYSTVOLTTRIGgerSEQuence2SLOPeVOLTage TRIGgerACQuireSLOPeVOLTage TRIGgerSEQuence2SLOPeCURRent TRIGgerACQuireSLOPeCURRentTRIGSEQ2SLOPVOLT Parameters None Related Commands TRIGgerSEQuence2SOURce TRIGgerACQuireSOURceTRIGgerSEQuence1DEFine TRIGgerSEQuence2DEFine TRGPage Non-SCPI Commands Scpi Confirmed CommandsScpi Version Page Table B-1. COMPatibility Power-on Settings Command Command SettingTable B-2. COMPatibility Commands Compatibility ERR? FAULT? ID? IOUT?Similar Scpi Command ASTS? CLRCompatibility Command Table B-2. COMPatibility Commands Description Similar ScpiTable B-2. COMPatibility Commands Compatibility Description CommandThese commands determine the conditions that will set bits ErrorRQS ERR RDY Norm Fast INH ERR UNR +CCFAU Page Error Number List Bit Set Error Number Error Code Error TypeTable C-1. Error Numbers Error Number Page Assigning the Gpib Address in Programs Types of DOS DriversAgilent 82335A Driver National Instruments Gpib DriverError Handling Basic ControllersExample Programs D Example 2. IBM Controller Using National Interface Call IBCLRPS%CODES$=*CLS Example 3. Controller Using Basic Option BaseIndex Index 100101 Scpi102 Manual Updates
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