System and Status Commands

MODE <nrf>	set the instrument operating mode to LINK or assign control to output 1 or 2
	<nrf> has the following meaning:
	0 = linked, 1 = assign control to output 1, 2 = assign control to output 2.
	Setting linked mode uniquely affects the way the instrument responds to some
	remote commands. Assigning control to outputs 1 or 2 exits linked mode but has
	no other affect until the instrument is returned to local operation.
	Any operating mode set in remote operation will be retained when the
	instrument is returned to local operation..
MODE?	return the current operating mode
	– response is LINKED or CTRL<n> (control assigned to output <n>)
TRIPRST	attempt to clear all trip conditions from all outputs
LOCAL	go to local
LSR<n>?	query and clear LSR<n>, limit status register <n>
	– response is <nr1><rmt>
LSE<n> <nrf>	set the value of LSE<n>, limit status enable register <n>, to <nrf>
LSE<n>?	return the value of LSE<n>, limit status enable register <n>
	– response is <nr1><rmt>
SAV<n> <nrf>	save the current set-up of PSU<n> to the set-up store specified by <nrf> where
	<nrf> can be 0-9
	If the instrument is operating in linked mode then the entire instrument set-up
	will be stored in the linked mode set-up store specified by <nrf>. The <n>
	specification is ignored. This has no affect on the individual PSU<n> set-up
	stores available when not in linked mode
RCL<n> <nrf>	recall a set up for PSU <n> from the set-up store specified by <nrf> where <nrf>
	can be 0-9
	If the instrument is operating in linked mode then the entire instrument set-up
	will be recalled from the linked mode set-up store specified by <nrf>. The <n>
	specification is ignored.

*RST	Resets the instrument to the factory default settings − (see Factory Defaults
	section) with the exception of all remote interface settings.
ER?	Query and clear Execution Error Register. The response format is nr1<rmt>.
QER?	Query and clear Query Error Register. The response format is nr1<rmt>
*CLS	Clear Status. Clears the Standard Event Status Register, Query Error Register
	and Execution Error Register. This indirectly clears the Status Byte Register.
*ESE <nrf>	Set the Standard Event Status Enable Register to the value of <nrf>.
*ESE?	Returns the value in the Standard Event Status Enable Register in <nr1>
	numeric format. The syntax of the response is <nr1><rmt>
*ESR?	Returns the value in the Standard Event Status Register in <nr1> numeric
	format. The register is then cleared. The syntax of the response is <nr1><rmt>
*IST?	Returns ist local message as defined by IEEE Std. 488.2. The syntax of the
	response is 0<rmt>, if the local message is false, or 1<rmt>, if the local
	message is true.

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Xantrex Technology XDL 35-5TP manual System and Status Commands

Models: XDL 35-5T XDL 35-5TP

LOCAL

System and Status Commands

*RST

*CLS

*ESE?

*ESR?

*IST?

XDL 35-5T, XDL 35-5TP specifications