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REMOTE CONTROL (GPIB & RS-232) 5–9
Summary Message
Event Summary Bit (ESB)
(Bit 5 of Status Byte Register)
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Standard Event
Enable Register
*ESE <NR1> *ESE?
Standard Event
Enable Register
*ESR?
Execution Error
Device Dependant Error
Query Error
Request Control
Operation Complete
Figure 5-7 Event Status Byte Register
5.2.6.4 Event Status Enable Register
The event status enable register (ESE) is a mask determining the conditions in which the ESR
will set bit 5 of the SBR. It is bit-wise ANDed with the ESR and if the result is not zero then
ESB (bit 5) of the SBR is set (see Figure 5-7). Thus any event affecting the ESR can be made to
generate a Service Request in conjunction with the ERE and the SRE.
The event status enable is set by the *ESE command and read by the *ESE? command.

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