R&S NRP
Remote Control - Commands
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Queries
Table 6-13: Queries for status registers
Command
Status register
STATus
:DEVice?
Device Status
:OPERation?
Operation Status
:CALibrating[:SUMMary]?
Operation Calibrating
:LLFail[:SUMMary]?
Operation Lower Limit Fail
:ULFail[:SUMMary]?
Operation Upper Limit Fail
:MEASuring[:SUMMary]?
Operation Measuring
:SENSe[:SUMMary]?
Operation Sense
:TRIGger[:SUMMary]?
Operation Trigger
:QUEStionable?
Questionable Status
:CALibration[:SUMMary]?
Questionable Calibration
:POWer[:SUMMary]?
Questionable Power
:WINDow[:SUMMary]?
Questionable Window
Configuration Commands
If the status register queries are extended by the character strings
[:EVENt]
,
:CONDition,
:ENABle, :PTRansition
or
NTRansition
(without a question mark "?" at the end), the respective
subregisters can be accessed. The enable and transition registers can also be set with these
commands. The effect of the status reporting system can thus be adapted to user requirements. The
parameters have the following meaning:
<status_register_summary_command>
One of the status register queries from
Table 6-13
is to be
used here (without a terminating question mark "?").
<NR1>
Is a decimal value between 0 and 32767. The values
DEFAULT
,
MINIMUM
and
MAXIMUM
are not permissible.
<non-decimal numeric>
Is a non-decimal value in one of the following formats, where the decimal
value must be between 0 and 32767:
•
binary (e. g.
#b0111010101001110
or
#B0111010101001110
)
•
hexadecimal
(e.g.
#h754e
or
#H754E
)
•
octal
(e.g.
#q72516
or
#Q75216
)
Table 6-14: Commands for the configuration of status registers
Command
Parameter
Remark
<status_register_summary_command>
[:EVENt]?
Query only
:CONDition?
Query only
:ENABle[?]
0..32767 | <non-decimal numeric>
:NTRansition[?]
0..32767 | <non-decimal numeric>
:PTRansition[?]
0..32767 | <non-decimal numeric>
STATus:PRESet
Æ
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