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INP <NRF>
Set the input on or off where <NRF> has the meaning: 0=Off, 1=On.
INP? Returns the input state.
The response is INP
<NR1><RMT>
where
<NR1>
is either 0 (=Off) or 1 (= On).
V? Returns the measured source input voltage.
The response is <NR2>V<RMT> where <NR2> is in Volts.
I? Returns the measured load current
The response is
<NR2>
A
<RMT>
where
<NR2>
is in Amps.
Common Commands
*IDN? Returns the instrument identification.
The response is in the form <NAME>, <model>, <serial>, <version>
<RMT>
where <NAME> is the manufacturer's name, <model> is the instrument type,
<serial> is the interface serial number and <version> is the revision level of the
firmware installed.
*RST Resets the functional parameters of the instrument to the default settings as
listed in the Factory Default Settings section.
Does not affect the contents of the Save and Recall stores.
Does not affect any remote interface settings.
*SAV <NRF>
Save the present set-up to the store specified by <NRF>, where <NRF> is 1-30.
*RCL <NRF> Recall a set-up from the store specified by <NRF>, where <NRF> is 1-30.
Configure the unit into 600W mode before recalling a store saved in that mode.
Recalling an empty or invalid store is an execution error.
*OPC Sets the Operation Complete bit (bit 0) in the Standard Event Status Register.
This will happen immediately the command is executed because of the
sequential nature of all operations.
*OPC? Query Operation Complete status.
The response is always 1
<RMT> and is available immediately the command is
executed because all commands are sequential.
*WAI Wait for Operation Complete true.
This command does nothing because all operations are sequential.
*TST?
The Load has no self-test capability and the response is always 0
<RMT>
.
*TRG
The Load has no trigger capability. The command is ignored in this instrument.
Status Commands
*CLS Clear Status. Clears all status indications, including the Status Byte.
Does not clear any Enable Registers.
ISR? Query the Input State Register. The response is: <NR1><RMT>.
Does not change the value, which continues to reflect the instrument condition.
ISE <NRF>
Set the Input State Enable Register to <NRF>
ISE? Returns the value in the value in the Input State Enable Register.
The response is:
<NR1><RMT>
.
ITR? Query the Input Trip Register. The response format is <NR1><RMT>.
Clears any bits that no longer apply.
ITE
<NRF>
Set the Input Trip Enable Register to
<NRF>
ITE? Returns the value in the value in the Input Status Enable Register.
The response is: <NR1><RMT>.
EER?
Query and clear Execution Error Register. The response format is
<NR1><RMT>
.