*ESE

Description

This command gets or sets the value of the Event Status Enable register (ESE). This register enables values from the Standard Event Status register (ESR), so that the values of the ESR, that are enabled in the ESE can be forwarded to the Status Byte register. For more information about the status registering refer to Registers.

Command
Query

Syntax	Parameter
`*ESE`	<`numeric`>

Parameters	accepted format	possible Errors
{ <`numeric`> \| `MINimum` \| `MAXimum` }	Range from `0` to `255`	`Numeric data error`

Note

If the given value exceeds 255 a bitwise AND with 255 is performed and the resulting value is stored in the ESE register.

Syntax	Response
`*ESE?`	<`numeric`>

Response value	description
<`numeric`>	value of the register in range from `0` to `255`

Bit value	code	description
Bit 0 - 1	`Operation complete`	Is set after an Operation Complete Command, when all pending operations have finished.
Bit 1 - 2	`Request control`	Not used for the actual measurement device, because RAW socket does not support service requests.
Bit 2 - 4	`Query error`	Is set, when a query error occurs.
Bit 3 - 8	`Device dependent error`	Is set, when a device dependent error occurs.
Bit 4 - 16	`Execution error`	Is set, when an error occurs while executing a command.
Bit 5 - 32	`Command error`	Is set, when a given command is not valid.
Bit 6 - 64	`User Request`	Not used for the actual measurement device, because RAW socket does not support service requests.
Bit 7 - 128	`Power On`	Is set, when the device detects and off to on transition in its power supply.

Input:

var visaSession = new TcpipSocket(VISA_RESOURCENAME);
visaSession.RawIO.Write("*ESE 255\n");
visaSession.RawIO.Write("*ESE?\n");
Console.WriteLine(visaSession.RawIO.ReadString());

Output:

255 (all events are enabled)

References

Registering System