8500 Series
Table
2A-1.
Programming Instructions (cent)
An example of an illegal
numeric string is:
Exponent is limited to one signed
integer digit, in this case the exponent would be
-1
and the
"3"
would be
ignored.
NOTE
Numeric
entries are limited to the maximum
display value. These values are:
+1.00000 E +9 to +1.00000
E-9, and-l. 00000 E
-9
to
-
1.00000 E
+9
Numbers less the ±1.00000 E
-9
are
treated as
zero.
RECALL
The
"G"
(Get)
command characters specify the
recall of a reading, a numeric entry
or
a status. Each "Get"
command
must
be
followed by a
"?"
termination character.
The following memory "Get" commands may
be
used:
Status information from the DMM may be obtained
with the command
character
"G1?".
The
status
response
will be returned in the
following seven character format.
Error
Codes
Characters 1 and 2
define error
code
status. Each error code
contains twodigits: those codes withazeroforthe
first
digit
are
related to remote operation only. All other codes
contain the same second digit as the DMM's front
panel error codes.
00
06
07
08
09
10
11
No
Error
System Error
Illegal Numeric Entry
Remote
Command String Error
Remote Overrange
V DC Zero/Ohms
Zero Error
Offset Error
(8500A) Store during
Overrange (8502A)
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