User manual
Table Of Contents
- INTERFACE OVERVIEW
- COMMNAND OVERVIEW
- Command Syntax
- Command List
- Common Commands
- Trigger Commands
- Input State Commands
- Measurement Commands
- Configure Subsystem Commands
- Parallel Commands
- Step Resolution Commands
- External Control Commands
- Mode Subsystem Commands
- Current Subsystem Commands
- Resistance Subsystem Commands
- Voltage Subsystem Commands
- Power Subsystem Commands
- Function Commands
- Utility Commands
- File Commands
- SCPI Register Commands
- Status Registers
- Error Messages
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Enable Register
The Enable register determines which status
event(s) are enabled. Any status events (CC,
CV, CR, CP, PRUN) that are enabled will set the
corresponding bit in the CSummary Event
Register.
Questionable Status Registers
Overview
The Questionable Status Registers will show if
any faults or errors have occurred.
Questionable Status Register
8
3
4
2
2
1
1
0
OP 0 OC OV
Bit weight
Bit Position
Condition
OP 0 OC OVPTR/NTR
OP 0 OC OVEVENT
OP 0 OC OVENABLE
12-15
0
0
0
0
UV 0 OT
UV 0 OT
UV 0 OT
UV 0 OT
9 5-8 4
512 16
11
REV
REV
REV
REV
10
EXT
EXT
EXT
EXT
2048 1024
Events Bits
OV: Over voltage condition occurred.
OC: Over current condition occurred.
OP: Over power condition occurred.
OT: Over temperature condition occurred.
UV: Under voltage condition occurred.
EXT: External problem occurred. (Same a Para
alarm event: UnReg, R.OCP, OHP condition
occurred.)
REV: A reverse voltage condition has occurred.
Condition
Register
The condition register indicates the status of the
protection systems. The condition register can
only be changed by a change in the condition of
the protection systems. Reading the condition
register does not change the state of the
condition register.