/*change the status, execute a single trigger and enter ―wait to trigger‖ status.‖*/
Remarks:
1. Line 2, 28 and 43 clear current status (the value of the event status register and
the error queue) of the status register. Sending the ―*cls‖ command before a new
command which is used to query the register status can clear then the
interferences Existing in the register.
2. Line 3~6 set the enable register of each register. As shown in Figure 2-1, each
register can be related to the status byte register.
3. Line 16, 31 and 45 query the condition register of the status byte register. This
command is suggested to run before query the status register, since every time
the value of the register is changed, the condition register would be updated.
4.
Line 27 returns 256, it indicates the changing ―event‖ happend; line 42 returns
272, it indicates the setting has been changed, the measurement ―event‖
happend; line 56 returns 288, it indicates the setting has been changed, the
instrument is waiting to trigger.
5. ―*ESR‖, ―:status:questionable?‖ and ―:status:operation?‖ query each event
register. The event register will be cleared after each time you query it.
6. The first colon ―:‖ in ―:status:operation?‖ command can be omited for being
compatible with RIGOL and Agilent commands.