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can be set by the user to enable SRQ (Service request) in case a condition change occurs. Event
registers latch condition registers state if the corresponding Enable registers are set to logical one.
Event registers remain set (latched) until the user reads the register, reading the register clears its
values until the next event.
NOTE
Event register does not specify that a single condition event has occurred. In the period where an
event has occurred and user has read the value, the Condition register might change its value
multiple times.
7.3.2 Questionable Group (Fault Register) Structure
Questionable group fault register holds a snapshot of the actual faults state of the power supply at
a present time. If a fault occurs, the corresponding bit is set. If a fault is removed, the
corresponding bit is cleared. Some of the faults might quickly change their state (clear faults)
before the controlling PC detects it. Events can be stored in the Event register if the Enable register
allows it. Refer to General Status Register Commands (section 5.10.9) set. Table 7-7 describes bit
configuration of the questionable group fault register.
Bit Number
Decimal Value
Bit Symbol
Description
0
1
-
-
1
2
AC
AC Fail
2
4
OTP
Over Temperature Protection
3
8
FLD
Fold Back Protection
4
16
OVP
Over Voltage Protection
5
32
SO
Shut Off (Daisy)
6
64
OFF
Output Off
7
128
ILC
Interlock
8
256
ENA
Enable
9
512
UVP
Under Voltage Protection
10
1024
-
-
11
2048
-
-
12
4096
-
-
13
8192
-
-
14
16384
POFF
Power Switch OFF
15
32768
Table 7-7: Bit Configuration of Questionable Group Register

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