Appendix AAPI Commands

E? - Error Status Query

TYPE

System

 

 

EXECUTION

Immediate

 

 

SYNTAX

E?

Returns present error condition of the unit with one of the following error

 

 

codes:

 

 

E000

- No error has occurred.

 

 

E001

- Invalid device dependent command (IDDC).

 

 

E002

- Invalid device dependent command option (IDDCO).

 

 

E004

- Channel configuration error.

 

 

E008

- Calibration error.

 

 

E016

- Trigger overrun.

 

 

E032

- Open T/C or Range Error.

 

 

E128

- Command conflict error.

DESCRIPTION

When an error has occurred, the ERROR indicator light on the front panel of the unit turns on. Error Status Query (E?) is used to determine the present error condition. After execution of the Error Status Query command, the unit responds with one of the following error codes:

E000: No error has occurred.

E001: Invalid device dependent command (IDDC) due to a command syntax error.

E002: Invalid device dependent command option (IDDCO). A command parameter was out of range or missing.

E004: A Channel Configuration Error indicates that a channel has been inappropriately configured, either because the channel is not present or because the specified channel type is not compatible with the card type installed.

E008: A Calibration Error occurs when the card calibration has failed or has been inappropriately calibrated.

E016: A Trigger Overrun Error occurs when more than one trigger event occurs for a given trigger state or when a non-expectant trigger event occurs.

E032: An Open T/C Error or Range Error, occurs when the hardware circuitry detects an open thermocouple, or when the software detects the A/D input has reached or exceeded its linearization.

E128: A Command Conflict Error indicates the issuance of a command that is in conflict with other commands that have been issued or the current configuration. This error usually occurs when a command is issued that cannot be performed because of the current state of the unit. For instance, if the Set Scan Interval (I) command is issued during an acquisition (tstart 0).

After execution of the Error Status Query, most error conditions are cleared. Error conditions may also be cleared by issuing a Clear Event Status (U0) command to the unit. The ERROR light will remain on until an E? or U0 command is executed to clear the error condition.

EXAMPLES

PRINT#1,"CLEAR07"

‘ Reset the unit

PRINT#1,"OUTPUT07;E?X"

‘ Request error status

PRINT#1,"ENTER07"

 

INPUT#2,A$

 

PRINT A$

‘ Display shows E000, no errors occurred

PRINT#1,"OUTPUT07;K3 X"

‘ Send illegal command option to the unit

 

‘ (Note: ERROR indicator light turns on)

PRINT#1,"OUTPUT07;E?X"

‘ Request error status

 

‘ (Note: ERROR indicator light turns off)

PRINT#1,"ENTER07"

 

INPUT#2,A$

 

PRINT A$

‘ Displays E002 (Invalid Device Dependent Command Option)

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