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| Purpose | Sets the bits of the Event Status Enable Register | ||
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| Type | IEEE 488.2 Common Command | ||
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| Command Syntax | *ESE <mask> |
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| Command Parameters | <mask> = numeric ASCII value | ||
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| *RST Value | N/A, the parameter is required | ||
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| Query Syntax | *ESE? |
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| Query Parameters | N/A |
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| Query Response | Numeric ASCII value from 0 to 255 | ||
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| Description | The Event Status Enable (ESE) command is used to set the bits of the Event Status | ||
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| Enable Register. See ANSI/IEEE | ||
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| description of the ESE register. A value of 1 in a bit position of the ESE register | ||
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| enables generation of the Event Status Bit (ESB) in the Status Byte by the | ||
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| corresponding bit in the Event Status Register (ESR). If the ESB is set in the Service | ||
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| Request Enable (SRE) register, then an interrupt will be generated. See the *ESR? | ||
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| command for details regarding the individual bits. The ESE register layout is: | ||
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| Bit 0 - Operation Complete | ||
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| Bit 1 - Request Control |
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| Bit 2 - Query Error |
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| Bit 3 - Device Dependent Error | ||
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| Bit 4 - Execution Error |
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| Bit 5 - Command Error |
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| Bit 6 - User Request |
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| Bit 7 - Power On |
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| The Event Status Enable query reports the current contents of the Event Status Enable | ||
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| Examples | Command / Query |
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| *ESE 36 |
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| *ESE? |
| 36 (Returns the value of the event status enable register) |
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| Related Commands | *ESR? |
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VM4016 Command Dictionary | 53 |
