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The MMEMory:STORe:STATe command is used to storing the current setting to a file.
Command syntax: MMEMory:STOR:STATe<value>, “<string>”
Where,
<value> is the file number ranging from 0 to 39 (NR1).
<string> can be ASCII character string (maximum length is 16).
For example: WrtCmd (“MMEM:STOR:STAT 1, “Resistor meas””)
or WrtCmd (“MMEM:STOR:STAT 1”), IF “,”<string>”” has not been input, the default file
name will be stored.
7.2 GPIB Common Commands
●*RST
●*TRG
●*IDN
●*TST
●*ESE
●*SRE
●*ESR
●*STB
●*OPC
●*CLS
The *RST command resets the instrument.
For example: WrtCmd (“*RST”)
The *TRG command triggers the measurement and then sends the result to the output buffer.
For example: WrtCmd (“*TRG”)
The *CLS command clears the standard event status register and the service request status
register.
Command syntax: *CLS
For example: WrtCmd (“*CLS”)
The *IDN? query returns SM6026 ID.
Query syntax: *IDN?
Return format: <manufacturer>,<model>,<firmware><NL^END>
Where,
<manufacturer> Name of Manufacturer ( Tonghui)
<model> Instrument Model (SM6026 A)
<firmware> Firmware Version (VER1.0.0)
For example: WrtCmd(“*IDN?”);
The *TST? query executes an internal self test and returns the test result as the sum of all existing
errors codes. If there are no error SM6026 returns 0.
Query syntax: *TST?
Return format: 0<NL^END>
Where,
0 0
（
NR1 format
）
For example: WrtCmd(“*TST?”);
The *ESE (standard Event Status Enable command) command sets each open bit of the standard
event status register. This command returns setups of each open bit for the standard event
status permission register.
Command syntax: *ESE<value>
Where,
<value> NR1 format
：
decimal expression for each bit of operation status register.
Descriptions for each byte of the standard event status register are shown as follows:
