AR 1000S1G6C, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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Model 1000S1G6C
44 Rev A
2.11.19 Faults Query
This command queries information about a currently active fault.
Query:
FSTA?
Response Format:
FSTA=<space><status><LF>
<status>: A hexadecimal number (0000 to FFFF), padded with zeros to always be 4
characters wide.
Example: To query the fault status, send the following command:
FSTA?<LF>
Response:
FSTA=<space>0003<LF>
(Interlock Fault)
Note:
See the Fault Definition section for a detailed description of all faults.
2.11.20 Reset Faults
This command clears a resettable fault. A fault can only be cleared if the underlying issue that created the fault
has been resolved.
Syntax:
RESET
Parameters:
None
Example
To clear a reported fault, send the following command:
RESET<LF>
Note: None
2.11.21 Read Fault Log
Use this command to query a single entry within the fault log. The fault log stores up to 200 of the most recent
faults. Each fault is tagged with a decimal number between 1 (most recent) and 200 (oldest). If the fault log
exceeds 200 faults, the oldest fault in the list will be cleared.
The number of total faults in the log can be queried using the Read Fault Count command.
Query:
FSTA:LOG? <number>
<number>:
A decimal number between 1 and 200 representing the memory
location within the fault log.
Response Format:
<hex error>,<power time>,<rf time><LF>
<hex error>:
A hexadecimal number (0000 to FFFF) representing the fault code,
padded with zeros to always be 4 characters wide.
<power time>: The total power on hours (0 to 100000).
<rf time>:
The total hours with RF enabled (0 to 100000).
Example:
To query the fault log entry for memory location 1 (most recent), send
the following command:
FSTA:LOG? 1<LF>
Response 1:
0003,428,37<LF>
(Fault 0003 occurred at 428 power on hours and 37 RF on hours)
Response 2: No Error<LF>
(No fault stored in requested memory location)