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Metrolab THM1176 - 8- Error Codes; 0: no Error; 100: Command Errors; 102: Syntax Error

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THM1176/TFM1186 User’s Manual v 2.0 r 1.0 02/20 Copyright © 2020 Metrolab Technology SA
www.metrolab.com
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REFERENCE
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Error Codes
Error codes returned by the USB Interface are numbered according to the SCPI
standard.
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Sections 21.8.9 through 21.8.16 of Volume 2 of the SCPI manual,
“Command Reference”, provide a generic description of all possible error codes.
In general, the codes are between -800 and 300. This chapter describes only the
error codes produced by the THM1176/TFM1186, and the circumstances that
might produce each error.
In addition to the SCPI errors, the THM1176 Application Programming Interface
might produce additional errors, in the range of -1073807360 to -1073807192 and
1073676290 to 1073676457 (0xBFFF00xx and 3FFF00xx the former are errors
and the latter are warnings). These are VISA error codes, and are not
documented here. See the LabVIEW on-line help under “VISA Error Codes,” or
right-click on the error indicator and select “Explain error.”
8-1 0: NO ERROR
Zero indicates no error.
8-2 -100: COMMAND ERRORS
8-2-1 -102: Syntax error
The command header did not match any of the known commands.
8-2-2 -104: Data type error
A parameter within the command was of a type invalid for the command.
8-2-3 -115: Unexpected number of parameters
The wrong number of parameters was given in the command.
8-2-4 -123: Exponent too large
The command contains a numeric parameter that was too large to be stored
internally. This occurs if the value has an exponent greater than ±43.
8-2-5 -151: Invalid string data
The parameters in the command contain an unmatched single or double quote.
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Standard Commands for Programmable Instruments see Section 5-1 for the complete reference.

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