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| *SRE |
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| Purpose | Sets the service request enable register | |
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| Type | IEEE 488.2 Common Command |
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| Command Syntax | *SRE <mask> |
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| Command Parameters | <mask> = Numeric ASCII value from 0 to 255 | |
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| *RST Value | None – Required Parameter |
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| Query Syntax | *SRE? |
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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 Service Request Enable (SRE) mask is used to control which bits in the status | |
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| byte generate back plane interrupts. If a bit is set in the mask that newly enables a | |
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| bit set in the status byte and interrupts are enabled, the module will generate a | |
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| REQUEST TRUE event via an interrupt. See the *STB? Command for the layout of | |
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| bits. |
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| Bit 6 is always internally cleared to zero as required by IEEE 488.2 section 11.3.2.3. | |
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| The layout of the Service Request Enable Register is: | |
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| Bit 0 – Unused |
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| Bit 1 – Unused |
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| Bit 2 – Error Queue Has Data |
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| Bit 3 – Questionable Status Summary (Not Used) | |
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| Bit 4 – Message Available |
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| Bit 5 – Event Status Summary |
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| Bit 6 – 0 (per IEEE 488.2 section 11.3.2.3) | |
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| Bit 7 – Operation Status Summary |
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| Examples | Command / Query | Response (Description) |
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| *SRE 4 | (Sets the service request enable register) |
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| *SRE? | 4 (Returns the value of the SRE register) |
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| Related Commands | N/A |
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