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Status and Event Registers
There are four required status or event registers. They are:
1)
Standard Event Status Enable (ESE) Register
2)
Standard Event Status (ESR) Register
3)
Service Request Enable (SRE) Register
4)
Status Byte (STB)
.
The following diagram shows how the registers are related to each other.
These registers indicate device status, and allow the programmer to specify
which device events will enable a service request.
Operation Complete
Not Used
Query Error
Device Error
Execution Error
Command Error
Not Used
Power On
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Event Register
Enable Register
+
Device Dependent
Not Used
Not Used
Not Used
Message Available
Standard Event
Request Service
Not Used
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Summary Register
Enable Register
+
Output Buffer
Standard Event
Status Byte
2
0
= 1
2
1
= 2
2
2
= 4
2
3
= 8
2
4
= 16
2
5
= 32
2
6
= 64
2
7
=128
Binary Weights
*ESR?
*ESE
<value>
*ESE?
Serial Poll
(SPOLL)
*STB?
*SRE
<value>
*SRE?
OR
OR
Chapter 8 Advanced Programming
GPIB (IEEE-488.2) Overview
- Status and Event Registers
0
1
Event Register
Enable Register
2
+
Instrument Status
OR
End Pulse (ENDP)
End Block (ENDB)
1
2
. Enable Register is
active only for
GPIB
.
Diagram - Status and Event Registers
1
. End Block (ENDB) is
active only for
Sequence
.
Summary of Contents for 2711A
Page 9: ...1 1 1 Quick Start 1...
Page 19: ...About Arbitrary Waveforms 2...
Page 20: ...12 1 2 About Arbitrary Waveforms 2...
Page 26: ...Front Panel Menu Operation 3...
Page 27: ...3 1 3 Front Panel Menu Operation 3...
Page 34: ...Waveform Creation System 4...
Page 35: ...14 1 4 Waveform Creation System 4...
Page 39: ...Multi Instrument Operation 5...
Page 40: ...5 1 5 Multi Instrument Operation 5...
Page 45: ...5 6 5...
Page 46: ...Performance Verification 6...
Page 47: ...6 1 6 Performance Verification 6...
Page 51: ...7 1 7 Remote Interface Operation 7...
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