Condition Messages; To 99, Calibration; To 34, Calibration Skipped - Keysight X-Series Manual

Instrument Messages

Condition Messages

Condition Messages
Condition messages are classified as either "Errors" or "Warnings." Condition
messages are not defined in the
numbers greater than zero.
Every Condition has an associated Detected (Start) Event and Cleared (End)
Event. The Condition itself has the same number as its Detected Event. The
Detected Event has a number less than 1000, and the Cleared Event has the
same number plus 1000.
In the tables in this section, an E in the Error or Warning column means that an
Error is displayed on the front panel and sent out to SCPI when this condition is
detected. A W in this column means that a Warning is displayed on the front
panel, but nothing is sent to SCPI.
For each Condition Message, there is a corresponding bit in one of the SCPI
status registers. These bits are listed in the "Bit in status register" column of the
tables below. Some messages exist only as status bits; for these messages the
Error or Warning column contains "status bit only".
The tables in this section are divided by number range, as follows:
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1 to 99, Calibration

These messages correspond to the
register (see
register is fanned out to three sub-registers, with summary bits in the main
STATus:QUEStionable:CALibration
range of message numbers.

6 to 34, Calibration Skipped

This series of messages corresponds to the bits in the
STATus:QUEStionable:CALibration:SKIPped
Status Register System" on page
the corresponding bit in that register.
Instrument Messages
"1 to 99, Calibration" on page 87
"101 to 199, Measurement Integrity" on page 92
"201 to 299, Signal Integrity" on page 97
"301 to 399, Uncalibrated Integrity" on page 102
"401 to 499, Power" on page 106
"501 to 599, Frequency" on page 108
"601 to 699, Error Summaries" on page 109
"701 to 799, Operation" on page 110
"801 to 899, Temperature" on page 111
"X-Series Status Register System" on page
1999 SCPI Syntax & Style
STATus:QUEStionable:CALibration
register, each sub-register has its own
sub-register (see
116). The second column in the table shows
Standard, and have
116). Since this
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