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DIAG
Runs a self-diagnostics routine. If any errors are detected, they are logged into
the error queue where they can be read by the ERR? query. The response to
errors that occur during remote-controlled diagnostics depends on the setting of
the DIAGFLT command. Use the ABORT command to abort a diagnostic
procedure that is still running (not DIAG ABORT). (Overlapped long-term
command.)
Parameter
Selects diagnostic routine to run or action to take if an error was encountered
during remote-controlled diagnostics. The choices are:
•
CONT (Continues execution of diagnostics after an error)
•
ABORT (Terminates execution of diagnostics after an error)
DIAGFLT
Determines the response to errors that occur during remote-controlled
diagnostics. In all cases the error encountered is logged into the error queue
before the Product takes any action as set by this command. The settings of this
command are saved in nonvolatile memory. The default is "CONT".
Parameter
•
HALT (Halts and waits for DIAG CONT or DIAG ABORT) if an error
occurs
•
ABORT (Terminates diagnostics if an error occurs)
•
CONT (Diagnostics continues to completion, logging any more errors into
the error queue as they are encountered. This is the default setting.)
DIAGFLT?
Returns the setting of DIAGFLT.
Parameter
None
Response
(CRD) HALT, ABORT, or CONT (see the DIAGFLT command for meanings)
DUNIT
Sets the delta unit value. (Also see the DELTA? command.) The default is PPM.
(Nonvolatile.)
Parameter
PPM, PCT, V, or RATIO
DUNIT?
Returns the currently programmed delta units.
Parameters
None
Response
(CRD) PPM, PCT, V, or RATIO
Alphabetical List of 5790B Device-Dependent Commands
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Remote Commands
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