C
Command Summary
Introduction
Table
Command headers are accepted in upper or in lower case letters although only upper case letters are used in this summary. The brackets < > indicate a number to be sent. Note that <ch> must specify an output channel number from 1 through 4 as applicable. Commas or spaces are required between numbers. Spaces are optional between the command header and the first number. No commas are allowed between header and first number. Use
Chapter 5 gives a complete description (including syntax) of most of the commands listed. Calibration commands are described in Appendix A. Two of the commands listed (ROM? and VMUX?) are described in the Service Manual.
| Table |
Command | Description |
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ASTS? < ch > | Queries the accumulated status (ASTS) of the specified output channel. The |
| response (integer |
| register bits (see page 74). The ASTS register is automatically set to the present |
| status after being queried. |
CLR | Returns the entire power supply (all outputs) to the power on state except that the |
| supply is not unaddressed and its store/recall registers are not changed (see Clear |
| Command page 73). |
CMODE <on/off> | Turns the calibration mode on or off. On/off is a 1 to turn the calibration mode |
| on; a 0 turns it off (see Appendix A). |
CMODE? | Queries if the calibration mode is on or off. Response is either a 1 (on) or 0 (off), |
| (see page 79). |
*DLY < ch >, < delay > | Sets the reprogramming delay for the specified output channel. This delay is used |
| to mask the CV, + CC, - CC, and UNR status bits from the fault register and the |
| OCP function for the specified delay period (0 to 32 seconds). The delay time is |
| initiated after a VSET, ISET, OUT, RCL, OVRST, or OCRST command is sent |
| (see Reprogramming Delay, page 78). |
DLY? < ch > | Queries the present reprogramming delay of the specified output channel (see |
| page 78). The response can be a real number from 0.000 to 32 seconds (e.g., .450 |
| seconds). |
DSP < on/off > | Turns the power supply's front panel display either on or off (see page 78). On/off |
| equals 1 to turn the display on or a 0 to turn it off. |
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* Indicates that the command can be executed from the front panel.
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