Alphabetical reference | Commands and Queries Reference |
Alphabetical reference
For every Command and Query, this section presents the following type of description:
[MNEMONIC] | {a description of the function performed by the Command or the type | ||
| of data returned by the Query} |
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| Syntax | <Command or Query Syntax> not including | |
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| terminators. |
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| Parameters | {a list and short description of the parameters to the | |
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| Command or Query} |
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| Category | [functional group] | Type: {Sequential or |
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| Overlapped} |
In the descriptions that follow, MNEMONICS are shown in Upper Case letters. When used for programming the XMP 2600 - letter case is ignored.
A Sequential Command is a command that cause all commands and queries that follow it to be held off until its operation is completed. An Overlapped Command is executed in the background while other Commands and Queries are being parsed.
In the descriptions that follow, Commands and Queries starting with “*” are IEEE 488.2 Common Commands and Queries.
*CLS | clears all Event Status Registers. Also clears the summary bits in the | ||
| Status Byte Register. |
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| Syntax | *CLS |
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| Parameters | none |
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| Category | Status | Type: Sequential |
*ESE | assign new value to the Standard Event Status Enable Register. Re- | ||
| calculates <rqs> and <ist>. |
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| Syntax | *ESE <int> |
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| Parameters | the value to be assigned to the Register - a decimal | |
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| number in the range 0 to 255 representing bits in the | |
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| Register. |
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| Category | Status | Type: Sequential |
*ESE? | return the value of the Standard Event Status Enable Register. The | ||
| value returned is a decimal number in the range 0 to 255 representing | ||
| the bits of the Register. |
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| Syntax | *ESE? |
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| Parameters | none |
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| Category | Status | Type: Sequential |
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