5-128 Status Word Definitions
SR785 Dynamic Signal Analyzer
Input Status Word
Bit Name Set
when
0
LOW1
Input1 has fallen below half full scale
1
HLF1
Input1 has exceeded half full scale
2
OVL1
Input1 has exceeded full scale
3
HIV1
Input1 has exceeded 35 dBV
Input range switched to 34 dBV.
4
ARG1
Input1 has AutoRanged
5-7 unused
8
LOW2
Input2 has fallen below half full scale
9
HLF2
Input2 has exceeded half full scale
10
OVL2
Input2 has exceeded full scale
11
HIV2
Input2 has exceeded 35 dBV.
Input range switched to 34 dBV.
12
ARG2
Input2 has AutoRanged
13-15 unused
These status bits do not necessarily reflect the current input status. The Input
status bits stay set until read by INPS?. They are also cleared by the *CLS
command. Use INPE to set bits in the Input status enable register.
To read the current input overload condition, use INPC?.
Error Status Word
Bit Name Set
when
0
OUTE
An output error has occurred
(Print, Plot or Dump)
1
DSKE
A disk error has occurred
2
FLTE
A math error has occurred
3
RAME
RAM memory test fails
4
ROME
ROM memory test fails
5
VIDE
Video memory test fails
6
HELPE
Help memory test fails
7
DSDE
DSP data memory test fails
8
DSPE
DSP program memory test fails
9
DSRE
DSP DRAM memory test fails
10
CAL0
DSP calibration memory fails
11
CAL1
Ch1 calibration memory fails
12
CAL2
Ch2 calibration memory fails
13-15 unused
The Error status bits stay set until read by ERRS?. They are also cleared by the
*CLS command. Use ERRE to set bits in the Error status enable register.
Bits 7-12 are set by the power on tests. Bits 3-5 are set in the
[System]<Diagnostics>.
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