Error Source Register E? Command | Omega Vehicle Security 1400

Registers, Data Formats, & Queries	Appendix C

Calibration Status Register (U2 Command)

The calibration status register indicates which calibration errors, if any have occurred. The individual errors are described in the U2 command. Any calibration error will be mapped into the Calibration Status which maps to the Calibration Error bit in the Error Source Register.

Error Source Register (E? Command)

The error source register indicates which errors, if any, have occurred. The individual errors are described in the E? command.

When an error occurs, it sets the appropriate bit in the error source register. This in turn sets a bit in the event status register as shown in the previous figure.

Event Status Register

The event status register is read with the U0 command. The contents of the register are cleared after the U0 command is satisfied. The event status register indicates which events, if any, have occurred. Its bits, and the event that set them, are as follows:

Bit No. Event

0Acquisition Complete?

1Stop Event

2Query Error

3Device Dependent Error

4Execution Error

Set/Clear Information

Set when acquisition operation has been completed. An acquisition is complete when the acquisition device has finished the current acquisition. The bit will be cleared when a new acquisition is configured through the T command.

Set when the pre-trigger count specified in the trigger configuration (by the T command) has been satisfied. This bit is cleared when a new acquisition is configured either through the Trigger Configuration (T) command or when the unit is rearmed via the auto-rearm mode.

Set when the controller has attempted to read from the acquisition device when:

(a)no response is present or pending, or

(b)a response has been lost because the controller has sent a new query before reading the response to a prior query.

Set when a conflict error has occurred. A conflict error is generated when a command cannot execute correctly because it would interfere with other commands or settings.

Set when one of several errors has occurred during the execution of a command.

5	Command	Set when a command syntax error is detected.
	Error
6	75% Limit	Set when the Acquisition Buffer has been filled to at least 75% of its
	Exceeded	capacity. The bit is cleared when the amount of data in the Acquisition
		Buffer falls below 75% of its capacity.
7	Power On	Set on power-on or system reset (*R).

Event Status Enable Register

The event status enable register controls which events, if any, are to be reflected in the status byte register. As shown in the following figure, the bits of the event status register are logically ANDed with the corresponding bits of the event status enable register. The resulting bits are logically ORed together in the status byte register.

Note that the event status enable register does not affect the event status register; it only affects the ESB bit of the status byte register. The event status enable register is set and interrogated with the Nn command.

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1400 specifications

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Omega Vehicle Security 1400 manual Calibration Status Register U2 Command, Event Status Register

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