*SRE
Description
This command set the service request enable register. For more information about the status registering refer to Registers.
| Syntax | Parameter |
|---|---|
*SRE |
<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 SRE register.
| Bit value | code | description |
|---|---|---|
| Bit 0 - 1 | Available to designer |
not used |
| Bit 1 - 2 | Available to designer |
not used |
| Bit 2 - 4 | Error/Event Queue |
indicates that the error event queue is NOT empty |
| Bit 3 - 8 | Questionable Status Summary |
indicates that some devices values are questionable and therefore the quality of the measurement is not guaranteed |
| Bit 4 - 16 | Message Available |
indicates that a message is available in the output queue |
| Bit 5 - 32 | Event Status Register Summary |
indicates that an event or an error occurred |
| Bit 6 - 64 | User Request |
Not used for the actual measurement device, because RAW socket does not support service requests. |
| Bit 7 - 128 | Operation Status Summary |
indicates that the device is currently performing some operations |
Sample usage
Input:
var visaSession = new TcpipSocket(VISA_RESOURCENAME); visaSession.RawIO.Write("*SRE 255\n"); visaSession.RawIO.Write("*SRE?\n"); Console.WriteLine(visaSession.RawIO.ReadString());
Output:
255 (all events are enabled)