Section 9: TSP command reference Series 2600B System SourceMeter® instrument Reference Manual
9-336 2600BS-901-01 Rev. F/August 2021
As an example, to set bit B1 of the questionable status calibration summary enable register, set
status.questionable.calibration.enable =
status.questionable.calibration.SMUA.
In addition to the above constants, questionableRegister can be set to the numeric equivalent of
the bit to set. To set more than one bit of the register, set questionableRegister to the sum of
their decimal weights. For example, to set bits B1 and B2, set questionableRegister to 6 (which
is the sum of 2 + 4).
Example
status.questionable.calibration.enable = status.questionable.calibration.SMUA
Uses a constant to set the SMUA bit of the questionable status calibration summary enable register.
Also see
Questionable Status Registers (on page 12-13)
status.questionable.* (on page 9-333)
status.questionable.instrument.*
This attribute contains the questionable status instrument summary register set.
2601B, 2611B, 2635B: 2 (All bits set)
2602B, 2604B, 2612B, 2614B, 2634B,
2636B: 6 (All bits set)
Usage
questionableRegister = status.questionable.instrument.condition
questionableRegister = status.questionable.instrument.enable
questionableRegister = status.questionable.instrument.event
questionableRegister = status.questionable.instrument.ntr
questionableRegister = status.questionable.instrument.ptr
status.questionable.instrument.enable = questionableRegister
status.questionable.instrument.ntr = questionableRegister
status.questionable.instrument.ptr = questionableRegister
The status of the questionable status instrument summary
register; a zero (0) indicates no bits set (also send 0 to clear all
bits); other values indicate various bit settings
Details
These attributes are used to read or write to the questionable status instrument summary registers.
Reading a status register returns a value. The binary equivalent of the returned value indicates which
register bits are set. The least significant bit of the binary number is bit B0, and the most significant bit
is bit B15.