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*CLS
Clear Status
Definition:
The *CLS command clears the Event Status Regis-
ter, the Status Byte and the output buffer.
Command Syntax:
*CLS
Example:
*CLS
Related Commands: *ESR? *STB?
*ESE
Event Status Enable
Definition:
The *ESE command sets the Event Status Enable
register to the given mask value. The bits in the
Event Status Enable register function as enable bits
for each corresponding bit in the Event Status reg-
ister. That is, when a bit in the Event Status register
goes high, and the corresponding bit in the Event
Status Enable register is a 1, it is enabled and will
cause the ESB bit in the Status Byte register to go
high.
The *ESE query returns the current value of the Event
Status Enable register.
Command Syntax:
*ESE <mask>
<mask> = 0 - 255
Example:
*ESE 8
Query Syntax:
*ESE?
Returns:
<mask><NL>
<mask> is in integer NR1 form
Example:
*ESE?
Related Commands: *CLS *ESR?
Summary of Contents for 801GC, 801GF, 801GX
Page 1: ...Owner s and Programmer s Manual Model 801GC 801GF 801GX Portable Video Signal Generators ...
Page 16: ...xiv Table of Contents Models 801GC 801GF 801GX Rev A Notes ...
Page 17: ...1 1 Features Product Overview Chapter 1 Introduction ...
Page 21: ...2 1 Operating Modes Displays Indicators Knobs Switches Buttons Chapter 2 Basic Operation ...
Page 31: ...3 1 Introduction Format charts Chapter 3 Built In Formats ...
Page 39: ...4 1 Description of the test images and how to use them Chapter 4 Built In Images ...
Page 126: ...5 14 Chapter 5 Making Connections Model 801GC 801GF 801GX Rev A Notes ...
Page 304: ...6 178 Chapter 6 Programming Model 801GC 801GF 801GX Rev A Notes ...
Page 305: ...7 1 Power on Computer Interfacing If all else fails Chapter 7 Troubleshooting ...
Page 346: ...A 6 Appendix A Specifications Model 801GC 801GF 801GX Rev A Notes ...
Page 355: ...Notes ...