Agilent Technologies 8960 Series Reference Manual page 358

STATus:QUEStionable
STATus:QUEStionable:ERRors:AMPS Condition Register Bit Assignment
The STATus:QUEStionable:ERRors:AMPS register bits will be used to indicate information about AMPS
related test set device-specific errors (positive error numbers).
Bit Binary
Number Weighting
15 32768
14 16384
13 8192
12 4096
11 2048
10 1024
9 512
8 256
7 128
6 64
5 32
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Condition
Not Used. Defined by SCPI.
MUI Maskable Messages
Reserved for future use.
Reserved for future use.
Reserved for future use.
Reserved for future use.
+900 Errors
+800 Errors
+700 Errors
+600 Errors
+500 Errors
Description
This bit is always 0.
This bit is a 1 when a Maskable Message has
occurred. Maskable Messages are not displayed on
the test set display.
This bit is always 0.
This bit is always 0.
This bit is always 0.
This bit is always 0.
The condition bit is pulsed to a 1 and immediately
back to 0 if an error in the +900 to +999 range
occurs. After setting the Positive Transition Filter
and the Negative Transition Filter you can query
the Event Register to find out which of these errors
occurred.
The condition bit is pulsed to a 1 and immediately
back to 0 if an error in the +800 to +899 range
occurs. After setting the Positive Transition Filter
and the Negative Transition Filter you can query
the Event Register to find out which of these errors
occurred.
The condition bit is pulsed to a 1 and immediately
back to 0 if an error in the +700 to +799 range
occurs. After setting the Positive Transition Filter
and the Negative Transition Filter you can query
the Event Register to find out which of these errors
occurred.
The condition bit is pulsed to a 1 and immediately
back to 0 if an error in the +600 to +699 range
occurs. After setting the Positive Transition Filter
and the Negative Transition Filter you can query
the Event Register to find out which of these errors
occurred.
The condition bit is pulsed to a 1 and immediately
back to 0 if an error in the +500 to +599 range
occurs. After setting the Positive Transition Filter
and the Negative Transition Filter you can query
the Event Register to find out which of these errors
occurred.