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if a bit is set to 1 and the corresponding bit at the input
changes from 0 to 1, the output goes to 1.
Related Commands STAT; <node>: PTR?
Example OUTPUT 722; "STAT: QUES:POW:PTR 3"
STATus:<iiode>:PTRansit;ion?
Syntax STATus: <node> :PTRansition?
Response <value>
0 < value < 32767
Description This query returns the value for the setting of the positive
transition filter for the node. The value is returned as an
integer (NRl).
Related Commands STAT :<node>: PTR
Example OUTPUT 722; "STAT: QUES:POW: OVERR: PTR?"
ENTER 722 ;A$
The Operation Status
The operation status is that part of the status structure that shows the normal
operation of the instrument. The relationship between the nodes of the
operation statis is shown in Figure 7-2. Each node (except the status byte) is
sixteen bits wide. Only 15 of these bits are used. Each node (except the status
byte) has it’s own condition, event and enable registers, and it’s own transition
filters. These registers and filters are described earlier in this chapter.
Remote Operation - Status Commands 7-7