Tektronix DMM4020 Digital-Multimeter, DMM, VFD-Multiple segment, 20000 counts CAT II 600 V DMM4020-A1 Ficha De Dados
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DMM4020-A1
DMM4020
Users Manual
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Table 4-6. Description of Bits in ESR and ESE
Bit No.
Name
Condition
0
Operation Complete (OPC)
All commands before receipt of an
*OPC
command have
been executed. Interface is ready to accept another
message.
message.
1
Not used
Always set to 0.
2
Query Error (QYE)
Attempted to read data from the Meter's output buffer when
no output was present or pending.
no output was present or pending.
Or received a new command line before a previous query
was read.
was read.
Or input and output buffers were full.
3
Device-Dependent Error (DDE)
Incorrect input during calibration.
Or RS-232 input buffer overflow.
4
Execution Error (EXE)
Command was understood but could not be executed. This
can result from a command that contained an inappropriate
parameter.
can result from a command that contained an inappropriate
parameter.
5
Command Error (CME)
Command was not executed because it was not
understood. This can result from a command that contained
a syntax error.
understood. This can result from a command that contained
a syntax error.
6
Not used
Always set to 0.
7
Power On
Power was cycled off and on since the last time the ESR
was read or cleared.
was read or cleared.
Status Byte Register
The STB is a binary-encoded register that contains eight bits. Note that the SRE uses bits
1 through 5 and 7 to set bit 6, the Master Summary Status (MSS) bit, as enabled by the
SRE. The eight STB bits are described in Table 4-7, and are read using the
*STB?
command.
Table 4-7. Description of Bits in the Status Byte Register (STB)
Bit No.
Name
Condition
0
Not used
Always set to 0.
1
Not used
Always set to 0.
2
Not used
Always set to 0.
3
Not used
Always set to 0.
4
Message Available (MAV)
Data is available in output buffer. Bit set to 1 when
response to query placed in output buffer. Bit cleared (set to
0) when output terminator sent to host.
response to query placed in output buffer. Bit cleared (set to
0) when output terminator sent to host.
5
Event Status (ESB)
One or more of enabled events in the Event Status Register
have occurred. To determine which events have occurred,
send command
have occurred. To determine which events have occurred,
send command
*ERR?
to read the Event Status Register.