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Query: SAF:QUES:ENAB? Returns the value the Questionable Data
Enable register decimal value. The response the query therefore represents an
instantaneous Snapshot the register state, the time that the query
was accepted.00
Where xxxxxx serial number. The register not cleared
after this query. Since bit is
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The reply formatted follows: MEATEST,M191,xxxxxx,1.
This command launches internal self-test and returns the self-test
results (“0” pass “1” fail).o. decimal value which corresponds the binaryweighted
sum all bits set the register.
This command resets the Calibrator its initial state.
This command returns “1” the output queue after all pending
operations are complete.2 standard.
M191 Insulation Tester Calibrator________________________________________ MEATEST, s.
This command prevents the Calibrator from executing any further
commands queries until all previous remote commands have been
executed.r. summary the
Calibrator’s IEEE Common Commands are listed Table XIV.Parameters: <DNPD> Represents the register bits decimal number.
*IDN?
Description: This query command returns the manufacturer’s name, model number,
serial number, and firmware revision the Calibrator.
Example: STAT:QUES:ENAB Sets bit the Questionable Data Enable
register, while all other bits are set 0.
This query command returns number representing the STB register
contents.
[STATus]: QUES:COND?
Description: This query command returns the content Questionable Condition
register.
Using IEEE 488.2 ands
The following commands are common the IEEE 488.
This command sets the Service Request Enable register.
[STATus]: PRES
Description: This query command clears all bits the Operation Data Enable
register and the Questionable Data Enable register. The STB register carries the MSS bit status.
*OPC
Description:
*OPC?
Description:
*WAI
Description:
*RST
Description:
*TST?
Description:
*STB?
Description:
*SRE <value>
Description:
This command sets the OPC bit the ESR (Event Status Register)
when all pending operations are complete