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4. REMOTE OPERATION
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READYCK
n
Purpose Read or set the Ready check flag.
Command
Query “READYCK n 1”
“READYCK n ?”
Classic “READYCK n =1”
“READYCK n ”
Optional Suffix “n”
The active Q-RPT is assumed if no suffix is given.
‘1’ Specify the Hi Q-RPT if the HL RPT is not active
Specify the HL Q-RPT if the HL Q-RPT is active
‘2’ Specify the Lo Q-RPT
‘3’ Specify the HL Q-RPT if the HL Q-RPT is active
Remarks The internal ready check flag is cleared whenever the specified or active Q-RPT reaches a
Not Ready (NR) condition. The “READYCK” query returns the status of the flag. The flag is
set by sending the “READYCK 1” program message while the Q-RPT is in a Ready condition.
The “READYCK” program message query can then be used at a later time to determine
whether a
Not Ready condition has occurred since the ready check flag was set.
Example
(enhanced) Cmd sent:
Query reply: “READYCK1 1”
“1” (no reply if GPIB-488)
Example
(enhanced) Cmd sent:
Query reply: “READYCK1?”
“1”
Example
(enhanced) Cmd sent:
Query reply: “READYCK?”
“1” (if Q-RPT condition has stayed
Ready )
“0” (if Q-RPT condition has NOT stayed Ready )
Example
(classic) Sent:
Query reply: “READYCK=1”
“READYCK=1”
Example
(classic) Sent:
Query reply: “READYCK”
“READYCK=1” (if Q-RPT condition has stayed
Ready )
“READYCK=0” (if Q-RPT condition has NOT stayed Ready )
Errors ERR# 6: Argument is not a ‘0’ or a ‘1’.
See Also “SR”
3.2.4
REMOTE
Purpose Lock out the front panel keypads during remote operation.
Command “REMOTE”
Classic “REMOTE”
Remarks
The RPM4-AD goes into remote mode whenever communications take place. The user can
return to local operation by pressing the [ESC] key. The REMOTE program message locks
out the front panel completely. The only way to unlock the front panel after the “REMOTE”
command is using the “LOCAL” program message, the IEEE-488 “GTL” command, or by
cycling the RPM4-AD power.
Example
(enhanced) Cmd sent:
Reply: “REMOTE”
“REMOTE” (no reply if IEEE-488)
Example
(enhanced) Cmd sent:
Reply: “REMOTE?”
“REMOTE”
Example
(classic) Sent:
Reply: “REMOTE”
“REMOTE”
See Also “LOCAL”