Agilent Technologies 6834B STATusOPERationNTRansition STATusOPERationPTRansition, Statoperntr

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STATus:OPERation:NTRansition

STATus:OPERation:PTRansition

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

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

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

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

NOTE: Setting a bit in the PTR or NTR filter can of itself generate positive or negative events in the corresponding Operation Event register.

Command Syntax

Parameters

Default Value

Examples

Query Syntax

Returned Parameters Related Commands

STATus:OPERation:NTRansition <NRf+> STATus:OPERation:PTRansition <NRf+> 0 to 32767 MAXimum MINimum

0

 

STAT:OPER:NTR 32

STAT:OPER:PTR 1

STATus:OPERation:NTRansition?

STATus:OPERation:PTRansition? <NR1> (register value)

STAT:OPER:ENAB

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Contents Programming Guide Safety Summary Printing HistoryTable of Contents Language Dictionary System ConsiderationsMeasurement Subsystem Frequency Source Subsystem Function Source Subsystem Voltage Programming Examples 121Scpi Command Tree Error MessagesScpi Conformance Information Elgar Model 9012 CompatibilityIEC Mode Command Summary 167Index 181About this Guide Earlier AC Source ModelsDocumentation Summary Information about this Current modelAgilent VXIplug&play Power Products Instrument Drivers External ReferencesScpi References Gpib ReferencesDownloading and Installing the Driver Accessing Online HelpSystem Requirements Page Gpib Capabilities of the AC Source RS-232 Capabilities of the AC SourceGpib Address RS-232 Data FormatRS-232 Troubleshooting RS-232 Programming ExampleTypes of Scpi Commands Introduction to ScpiConventions Used in This Guide Types of Scpi MessagesScpi Command Tree Root LevelActive Header Path Effect of Optional Headers Moving Among SubsystemsIncluding Common Commands Using QueriesCoupled Commands Structure of a Scpi MessageCombining Message Units HeadersQuery Indicator Message Unit SeparatorRoot Specifier Message TerminatorScpi Data Formats Numerical Data FormatsSuffixes and Multipliers Character DataSystem Considerations Assigning the Gpib Address in ProgramsTypes of DOS Drivers Agilent 82335A DriverError Handling Agilent Basic ControllersPage Language Dictionary IntroductionSubsystem Commands SubsystemCalibration Subsystem Commands Subsystem SyntaxCALibrateCURRentAC CalcurracCALibrateCURRentMEASure CALibrateDATACALibrateIMPedance CALibrateLEVelCALibratePASSword CALibratePWMFREQuencyCALibratePWMRAMP CALibrateSAVECALibrateSTATe CALibrateVOLTageACCALibrateVOLTageDC Calstat 1,6812 Calstat OFFCALibrateVOLTageOFFSet CALibrateVOLTagePROTectionCALibrateVOLTageRTIMe Display Subsystem Commands DISPlayDISPlayMODE DISPlayTEXTInstrument Subsystem INSTrumentCOUPleInstcoup ALL INSTrumentNSELect INSTrumentSELect Measurement Subsystem Arrays MEASureARRayCURRent? FETChARRayCURRent?MEASureARRayCURRentHARMonic? FETChARRayCURRentHARMonic? MEASureARRayCURRentNEUTral? FETChARRayCURRentNEUTral? MEASureARRayVOLTage? FETChARRayVOLTage? MEASureARRayVOLTageHARMonic? FETChARRayVOLTageHARMonic? Measurement Subsystem Current MEASureCURRent? FETChCURRent?MEASureCURRentAC? FETChCURRentAC? MEASureCURRentACDC? FETChCURRentACDC?MEASureCURRentCREStfactor? FETChCURRentCREStfactor? MEASureCURRentHARMonic? FETChCURRentHARMonic?Parameters Examples MEASureCURRentHARMonicPHASe? FETChCURRentHARMonicPHASe? MEASureCURRentHARMonicTHD? FETChCURRentHARMonicTHD?MEASureCURRentNEUTral? FETChCURRentNEUTral? MEASureCURRentNEUTralAC? FETChCURRentNEUTralAC? MEASureCURRentNEUTralACDC? FETChCURRentNEUTralACDC?MEASureCURRentNEUTralHARMonic? FETChCURRentNEUTralHARMonic? MEASCURRNEUTHARMPHAS? Measurement Subsystem Frequency MEASureFREQuency? FETChFREQuency?Measurement Subsystem Power MEASurePOWer? FETChPOWer?MEASurePOWerAC? FETChPOWerAC? MEASurePOWerACAPParent? FETChPOWerACAPParent? MEASurePOWerACREACtive? FETChPOWerACREACtive?MEASurePOWerACPFACtor? FETChPOWerACPFACtor? MEASurePOWerACTOTal? FETChPOWerACTOTal? Measurement Subsystem Voltage MEASureVOLTage? FETChVOLTage?MEASureVOLTageAC? FETChVOLTageAC? MEASureVOLTageACDC? FETChVOLTageACDC? MEASureVOLTageHARMonic? FETChVOLTageHARMonic?MEASureVOLTageHARMonicPHASe? FETChVOLTageHARMonicPHASe? MEASureVOLTageHARMonicTHD? FETChVOLTageHARMonicTHD?Command Syntax Output SubsystemOUTPut OUTPutCOUPling OUTPutDFIOUTPutDFISOURce Outpcoup DCOUTPutIMPedance OUTPutIMPedanceREALOUTPutIMPedanceREACtive OutpimprealOUTPutPROTectionDELay OUTPutPONSTATeOUTPutPROTectionCLEar Outpponstat RSTOUTPutRIMODE OUTPutTTLTrgOUTPutTTLTrgSOURce OutpttltSense Subsystem SENSeCURRentACDCRANGeSENSeSWEepOFFSetPOINts SENSeSWEepTINTervalSENSeWINDow Senswind KbesSource Subsystem Current CURRentCURRentPEAK CURRentPEAKMODECurrpeakmode FIX CURRentPEAKTRIGgered CURRentPROTectionSTATeSource Subsystem Frequency FREQuencyFREQuencyMODE FREQuencySLEW FREQuencySLEWMODEFREQencySLEWTRIGgered FREQuencyTRIGgered Source Subsystem Function FUNCtionFUNCtionMODE FUNCtionTRIGgeredFuncmode FIX Query Syntax SOURceFUNCtionSHAPeMODE?FUNCtionCSINusoid Funccsin Funccsin 10 THDQuery Syntax SOURceFUNCtionSHAPeCSINusoid? Source Subsystem List ListRelated Commands Listcurr LISTCOUNtLISTCURRent LISTCURRentPOINts?Related Commands Listdwel LISTDWELlLISTDWELlPOINts? LISTFREQuencyLISTPHASe LISTFREQuencyPOINts?LISTFREQuencySLEW LISTFREQuencySLEWPOINts?LISTPHASePOINts? Related Commands ListphasRelated Commands Listshap LISTSHAPeListstep LISTTTLTrgLISTTTLTrgPOINts? Liststep OnceLISTVOLTage LISTVOLTagePOINts?LISTVOLTageSLEW Query Syntax SOURceLISTVOLTageLEVelPOINTs?LISTVOLTageSLEWPOINts? LISTVOLTageOFFSetLISTVOLTageOFFSetPOINts? LISTVOLTSLEWPOIN?LISTVOLTageOFFSetSLEW LISTVOLTageOFFSetSLEWPOINts?Query Syntax SOURceLISTVOLTageOFFSetSLEWPOINTs? Source Subsystem Phase PHASeSubsystem Syntax PHASeMODE PHASeTRIGgeredSource Subsystem Pulse PULSeCOUNtPULSeDCYCle PULSeHOLD Pulshold DcycPULSePERiod PULSeWIDThSource Subsystem Voltage VOLTage VOLTageTRIGgeredVolt VOLTageMODE VOLTageOFFSetVOLTageOFFSetMODE VOLTageOFFSetTRIGgeredVoltoffsmode FIX Query Syntax SOURceVOLTageOFFSetMODE?VOLTageOFFSetSLEW VOLTageOFFSetSLEWMODEVoltoffsslewmode Step Query Syntax SOURceVOLTageOFFSetSLEWMODE?VOLTageOFFSetSLEWTRIGgered VOLTagePROTectionVOLTagePROTectionSTATe VoltprotstatAgilent 6814B, 6834B, 6843A Only Phase Selectable VOLTageRANGeVOLTageSENSeDETector VOLTageALCDETector RTIMeVOLTageSENSeSOURce VOLTageALCSOURce VOLTageSLEWINTernal EXTernal VOLTageSLEWMODE VOLTageSLEWTRIGgeredVoltslewmode Step Query Syntax SOURceVOLTageSLEWMODE?STATusPRESet Status SubsystemBit Configuration of Operation Status Registers STATusOPERationENABleSTATusOPERation? STATusOPERationCONDition?STATusOPERationNTRansition STATusOPERationPTRansition StatoperntrBit Configuration of Questionable Status Registers STATusQUEStionable?STATusQUEStionableCONDition? STATQUESEVEN?STATusQUEStionableENABle Query Syntax STATusQUEStionableENABle?NR1 register value Related Commands STATusQUEStionableNTRansition STATusQUEStionablePTRansitionAgilent 6834B Only Phase Selectable STATusQUEStionableINSTrumentISUMmary?STATusQUEStionableINSTrumentISUMmaryENABle STATusQUEStionableINSTrumentISUMmaryCONDition?STATQUESINSTISUMCOND? StatquesinstisumenabStatquesinstisumntr 101System Commands SYSTemCONFigureSystconf Norm SYSTemCONFigureNOUTputs SYSTemERRor?SYSTemVERSion? SystconfnoutSYSTemLANGuage SYSTemLOCalSYSTemREMote SYSTemRWLockCommand Syntax Parameters Examples Query Syntax Trace SubsystemTRACe DataCommand Syntax Parameters Examples Related Commands TRACeCATalog? DATACATalog?TRACeDEFine DATADEFine TRACeDELete DATADELeteTrigger Subsystem 107ABORt INITiateSEQuence INITiateNAMEAbor INITSEQ1 Initname ACQTRIGgerDELay INITiateCONTinuousSEQuence INITiateCONTinuousNAMETRIGger 109IMMediate PHASe TRIGgerSOURceTRIGgerSEQuence2SOURce TRIGgerSYNChronizeSOURce Gpib device, *TRG, or GET Group Execute TriggerTRIGgerSEQuence2PHASe TRIGgerSYNCHronizePHASe Command Syntax Parameters RST Value Examples Query SyntaxTRIGgerSEQuence3 TRIGgerACQuire 111TRIGgerSEQuence3SOURce TRIGgerACQuireSOURce 112Common Commands Common Commands Syntax113 Bit Configuration of Standard Event Status Enable Register Command Syntax *CLS Parameters NoneCLS ESEESR? IDN?OPC Field InformationOPT? PSCRCL RST Command Syntax SAV NRf Parameters Example SAVSRE NR1 register binary valueBit Configuration of Status Byte Register STB?TRG TST?WAI Power-on Initialization Programming the OutputEnabling the Output OUTPut onAC Voltage and Frequency Maximum VoltageVoltage Ranges Agilent 6814B/6834B/6843A only 122Voltage and Frequency Slew Rates Waveform ShapesIndividual Phases Agilent 6834B only Clipped WaveformUser-Defined Waveform 124Selecting a Phase Programming the Output PhaseCurrent Limit 125DC Output Agilent 6811B/6812B/6813B only Peak Current Limit Agilent 6811B/6812B/6813B only126 VOLTageLEVel, VOLTageOFFSet, and FUNCtionSHAPe VOLTageOFFSet 300VOLTageVOLTageRANGe CURRent 127Programming Output Transients VOLTageRANGe CURRent 10VOLTageRANGe128 Transient System Model Model of Transient System 129Step and Pulse Transients Step Example130 List Transients Step131 Triggering Output Changes Scpi Triggering NomenclatureLISTCOUNt Sequence Form AliasOutput Trigger System Model Model of Output Triggers 133Initiating the Output Trigger System Selecting the Output Trigger SourceABORt *RST *RCL TRIGgerSEQuence1SOURce BUS TRIGgerTRANsientSOURce BUSSpecifying a Trigger Delay Synchronizing Output Changes to a Reference Phase Angle135 Generating Output Triggers Specifying a Dwell Time for Each List PointSingle Triggers Continuous TriggersMaking Measurements Voltage and Current Measurements137 Power Measurements Simultaneous Output Phase Measurements Agilent 6834B onlyHarmonic Measurements 138Triggering Measurements Returning Voltage and Current Data From the Data BufferMeasurement Trigger System Model Initiating the Measurement Trigger System Selecting the Measurement Trigger SourceINITiateIMMediateSEQuence3 or INITiateIMMediateNAME ACQuire 140Generating Measurement Triggers Varying the Voltage and Current Sampling RatePre-event and Post-event Triggering 141Power-On Conditions Programming the Status RegistersOperation Status Group Bit Signal Status Byte and Service Request Enable RegistersStandard Event Status Group 143Ac Source Status Model 144 Questionable Status Group Questionable Instrument Isummary Status Group145 Command Action PON Power On BitStandard Event Status Group 146Status Byte Register ExamplesProgramming the Trigger In and Trigger Out BNC Connectors Monitoring Both Phases of a Status TransitionTrigger In BNC Servicing Questionable Status EventsRemote Inhibit and Discrete Fault Indicator Trigger Out BNC149 Scpi Command Completion Discrete Fault Indicator DFIRemote Inhibit RI 150Command Syntax 151Scpi Command Tree 152Scpi Command Tree a 153Page Scpi Confirmed Commands 155Non Scpi Commands 156Error Number List Error #157 158 159 Page Elgar Model 9012 Plug-in Programmer Compatibility Main Board W1 Jumper Option EmulationSyntax Compatibility 161Power-on State Command DescriptionStatus Model ByteProtection Front Panel OperationSystem Keys Function KeysE9012 Language Command Summary Entry KeysTrigger Control key functions Device Clear Volts n Curl n Freq n RNG 0 Rngf 0 1Drop n 165Page Using the SENSeCURRentACDCRANGe command 167Command Syntax 168CALCulateINTegralTIME CALCulateSMOothing169 CALCulateLIMitUPPer Vss delta Dmax limitDc limit Dt tlimit Dt limit 170FORMat 171FORMatBORDer 172MEASureARRayCURRentHARMonic? MEASureARRayVOLTageFLUCtuationsALL? 174Point Pst array 175MEASureARRayVOLTageFLUCtuationsFLICker? 176MEASureARRayVOLTageFLUCtuationsPST? 177SENSeCURRentPREFerence 178Slew Operation MEASureARRayCURRent 179Page Index 181Index 182183 184 Scpi List Step185 QUEStionable INSTrument ISUMmary?Agilent Sales and Support Offices Manual Updates
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