Anritsu MP1777A Clearing and Resetting Methods of Status Registers, Reset Value, Reaister

6.5Reading, Writing and Clearing Status Registers

(2)Clearing and resetting methods

The table below shows clearing and resetting methods of status registers and the range of their effects.

Table 6-8 Clearing and Resetting Methods of Status Registers

Register	1	*RST	*CLS	Power	STATUS:PRESet	Other Clearing
				Source ON #		Methods
Status byte register	1	No change	Clear	Clear	No change
Service request	1	No change	No change	Clear	No change	Execution of *SRE 0

Standard event status	No change	No change	Clear		No change		Execution of *ESE 0
enable register
							Reading of events by
SCPI event register	No change	Clear	Clear		No change		: STATUS: ... : EVENt? to
							clear the status register
SCPI enable register	I	No change	Reset		Reset		Execution of
	! No change						: STATus : ... : ENABle 0
						1
Execution of the	,	No change	Reset		Reset		: ST.ATus : ... : PTRansition O
SCPI Transition filter	No change					I	: STATus : ...: NTRansition 0
	No change 1	Clear 1		I		;
						1 Reading of all the events
Enorievent queue			Clear		No change	1	bv : SYSTeni : ERRor?

NOTES :

1. The SCPI event register, SCPI enable register and SCPI transition filter correspond to the event register, enable register and transition filter in the status registers specified by SCPI and device-specific status registers.

2.Cleared (or reset) when the power source is switched ON with the *PSC (Power-ON Status Clear) flag set as true by the common PSC command.

The table below shows the reset values of registers influenced by the : STATus : PRESet command.

Reaister 0	EnableIFilter	I Reset Value 1
OPERational status register	Enable register	ALL 0
	PTRansition filter	ALL 1
QUEStionable status register
	NTRansition filter	ALI*0
	Enable register	ALL 1
INSTrument status register	PTRansition filter	ALL 1
	NTRansition filter	ALL 0
	Enable register	ALL l
Other status registers	PTRansitinn filter	ALL 1
	NTRansition filter	ALL 1