Chapter 6 Command Reference 227
RESET
Aborts readings in process.
Clears error and auxiliary error registers.
Clears the status register except the Power-on SRQ bit (bit 3).
Clears reading memory.
In addition, the RESET command also executes these commands:
ALL math registers set to 0 except:
• Although RESET can be used from remote, it is intended primarily for front
panel use. RESET configures the multimeter to a good starting point for local
operation. Executing the RESET command from the alphabetic menu resets the
multimeter as shown above. Pressing the shifted front panel Reset key, however,
has the same effect as cycling the multimeter's power. This stores the present
state as state 0, any compressed subprograms are destroyed, stored readings are
destroyed, the power-on SRQ bit is set in the status register, and the power-on
sequence is performed.
• When attempting to send the RESET command from remote, it is possible that
the multimeter is busy or the GPIB bus is being held. In either case, the
multimeter will not respond immediately to the remote RESET command. For
this reason, you should send the GPIB device clear command before you send
the multimeter's RESET command. This is shown in the example below.
• Related Commands: PRESET
Example 10 CLEAR 722 !CLEARS THE MULTIMETER IMMEDIATELY
20 OUTPUT 722;"RESET" !RESETS THE MULTIMETER
ACBAND 20,2E6
AZERO ON
DCV AUTO
DEFEAT OFF
DELAY -1
DISP ON
EMASK 32767 (all enabled)
END OFF
EXTOUT ICOMP,NEG
FIXEDZ OFF
FSOURCE ACV
INBUF OFF
LEVEL 0,AC
LFILTER OFF
LFREQ (line frequency rounded to 50
or 60Hz)
LOCK OFF
MATH OFF
MEM OFF (last memory operation set
to FIFO)
MFORMAT SREAL
MMATH OFF
NDIG 7
NPLC 10
NRDGS 1,AUTO
OCOMP OFF
OFORMAT ASCII QFORMAT NORM
RATIO OFF
RQS 0
SETACV ANA
SLOPE POS
SSRC LEVEL,AUTO
SWEEP 100E-9,1024
TARM AUTO
TBUFF OFF
TIMER 1
TRIG AUTO
DEGREE = 20
SCALE = 1
PERC = 1
REF = 1
RES = 50
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