GW Instek PEL-2002 - STATUS Subsystem; Status:channel:enable; Status:channel:event

COMMAND DETAILS
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STATUS Subsystem
:STATus:CHANnel:CONDition? ............................... 105
:STATus:CHANnel:ENABle ...................................... 106
:STATus:CHANnel:EVENt? ....................................... 106
:STATus:CHANnel:NTRansition/PTRansition ......... 107
:STATus:CSUMmary:ENABle ................................... 108
:STATus:CSUMmary:EVENt? ................................... 109
:STATus:QUEStionable:CONDition? ....................... 109
:STATus:QUEStionable:ENABle ............................... 110
:STATus:QUEStionable[:EVENt]? ............................. 110
:STATus:QUEStionable:NTRansition/PTRansition . 111
:STATus:PREset ........................................................ 112
:STATus:CHANnel:CONDition?
Channel Specific
Command
Description
Returns the status of the Channel Status Condition
Register. The returned value is the bit weight of
the Channel Status Condition Register. See page
133 for details.
Query Syntax :STATus:CHANnel:CONDition?<NR1>
Return Parameter <NR1> Condition <NR1> Condition
1 OC 16 OT
2 OV 32 G/N
4 OP 64 UVP
8 RV 128~65535 Not Used
Query Example :STAT:CHAN:COND?
3
Indicates OC and OV
conditions are true.
PEL-2000 Programming Manual
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:STATus:CHANnel:ENABle
Channel Specific
Command
Description
Sets which events are enabled in the Channel
Status Enable register. The mask values are the bit
weights of the Channel Status Enable Register. See
page 133 for details.
Syntax :STATus:CHANnel:ENABle <NR1>
Parameter <NR1> Event <NR1> Event
1 OC 16 OT
2 OV 32 G/N
4 OP 64 UVP
8 RV 128~65535 Not Used
Example :STAT:CHAN:ENAB 12
Events OP (Bit 3) and RV
(Bit 4) are enabled in the
Channel Status Enable
register.
Query Syntax :STATus:CHANnel:ENABle? <NR1>
Return Parameter <NR1> Event <NR1> Event
1 OC 16 OT
2 OV 32 G/N
4 OP 64 UVP
8 RV 128~65535 Not Used
Query Example :STAT:CHAN:ENAB?
4
The OP event is enabled.
:STATus:CHANnel:EVENt?
Channel Specific
Command
Description
Returns the status of the Channel Status Event
register for the specific channel. The Channel
Status Event register is cleared upon reading.
Query Syntax :STATus:CHANnel:EVENt? <NR1>