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Status Values
The returned status values are integers. The measurement status values are appended to
the end of the measurement results. The status value is bit mask integer and can be a
combination of one or more of the following values (bits) combined together using
logical OR operation. For example, the value of 3 represents both underrange and
overrange conditions.
0 Normal
Valid measurement, no questionable condition.
1 Underrange
The returned value is valid, but the signal amplitude is too low for the given range, so the
measurement precision is reduced.
2 Overrange
The instrument returns a measurement value, but the input signal amplitude is too high
for the given range and is clipped to an amplitude within the current range. The returned
value can be more or less outside the specification.
8 Undefined
The instrument was not able to calculate a valid value. This could be caused by e.g. loss
of synchronization (no valid frequency, harmonics, ...). The instrument returns an Not A
Number for the measurement.
16 Not available
The requested function is not or no longer available (e.g. option not installed, function
turned off). The instrument returns an Not A Number for the measurement.
128 Power Factor capacitive
For the Power Factor function this indicates capacitive phase difference between voltage
and current (0 = inductive).
Reponse
<measurement_value1>[,<measurement_value2>,…],
<measurement_status1>,[<measurement_status2>,…]
*RST state
Empty list = no values defined
Example(s)
DATA:STATUS? "VOLT","CURR","POW"
Response: 221.56,1.056,230.65,0,0,0
Invalidates
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Invalidated by
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Memory Recording
Commands to configure the memory recording use mandatory suffixes 1 and 2 after the
SWEep node.