System Commands; System Error Commands - Pacific Power Source LMX Series Operation Manual

8.9 System Commands

Systems commands control system level functions or return model and revision information
on the connected unit. The following system commands are supported.
8.9.1

System Error Commands

Query Format
Description
Returned Data Format
Query Example
Query Format
Description
Returned Data Format
Query Example
Command Syntax
Description
Parameters
Parameter Format
Example
Description
Returned Data Format
Query Example
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SYSTem:ERRor[:NEXT]?
This command returns next available error message from the error
queue. If no more error messages are available, returns 0,"NO ERROR"
result. Available error messages are:
ERROR
-0, "No error"
-100,"Command error"
-102,"Command error: Syntax
error."
-200,"Execution error"
-222,"Command error: Data
out of range.'
-300,"Device-specific error"
-400,"Query error"
SYST:ERR?
-102,"Command error: Syntax error."
SYSTem:ERRor:ALL?
Returns all available error messages as a of error numbers and clears
the error message queue.
<nr1>,<nr1>,.....<nr1>
SYST:ERR:ALL?
-222,-201,0
SYSTem:ERRor:ALL:CLEAR
This command clears the error message queue.
None
n/a
SYST:ERR:ALL:CLEAR
SYSTem:ERRor:ALL:NOCLEAR?
Returns all available error messages as a single unterminated string
but does not clear the error message queue.
<nr1>,<nr1>,.....<nr1>
SYST:ERR:ALL:NOCLEAR?
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Description
No error detected
indicates invalid command or query
received
Incorrect command syntax
indicates can't execute command
with parameters received
Data exceeds available parameter
range
indicates UPC not properly
configured
indicates query aborted
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