Fluke 5700A Series II - Page 177

Remote Operation
Commands 5
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Table 5-2. Commands (continued)
DIAG
Description Overlapped long-term command, ignored if not in remote.
Runs a self-diagnostics routine. If any faults are detected, they are logged into the fault
queue where they can be read by the FAULT? query. The response to faults that occur
during remote-controlled diagnostics depends by the setting of the DIAGFLT command.
Parameter ALL (Runs all diagnostics routines)
D5700 (Runs all calibrator diagnostics)
DV5725 (Runs 5725A voltage diagnostics)
DI5725 (Runs 5725A current diagnostics)
CONT (Continues execution of diagnostics)
ABORT (Terminates execution of diagnostics)
DIAGFLT
Description Sequential command, ignored if not in remote.
Determines the response to faults that occur during remote-controlled diagnostics. In all
cases the fault encountered is logged into the fault queue before the calibrator takes any
action as set by this command. The settings of this command are saved in nonvolatile
memory. The default is ABORT.
Parameter HALT (Halts and waits for DIAG CONT or DIAG ABORT)
ABORT (Terminates diagnostics)
CONT (Diagnostics continues to completion, logging any more faults as encountered)
DIAGFLT?
Description Sequential command.
Returns the setting of DIAGFLT.
Parameter None
Response (String) HALT, ABORT, or CONT
ECHO?
Description Sequential command.
Echoes a string back to the remote interface port. Upper or lower case remains intact in this
command.
Parameter Any string
Response (String including delimiting quotation marks)
Example: ECHO "123abc456"
Returns:
"123abc456"
*ESE
Description Sequential command.
Loads a byte into the Event Status Enable Register, described under "Checking the
Calibrator’s Status."
Parameter The decimal equivalent of the binary number to load into the register (0-255 only).
Example: *ESE 140
Enables bits 2 (QYE), 3 (DDE), and 7 (PON), and disables all the other bits. (See "Checking
the Calibrator’s Status" for details.)