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Usage:
Command Syntax: *ESE <mask>
Where:
Example:
Query Syntax:
Returned Format: <mask><NL>
Where:
Programming
*ESE (Event Status Enable)
The Standard Event Status Enable Register is cleared at power-on. The *RST
and *CLS commands do not change the register.
The *ESE query returns the value of the Standard Event Status Enable Regis-
ter.
GPIB only
<mask> ::= 0 to 255
OUTPUT 711;"*ESE 64"
In this example, the *ESE 64 command enables URQ (user request) bit 6 of
the Standard Event Status Enable Register. Therefore, when a front-panel key
is pressed, the ESB (event summary bit) in the Status Byte Register is also
set.
*ESE?
<mask> ::= 0 to 255 (integer–NR1 format)
Table 4-1. Standard Event Status Enable Register
(High–Enables the ERS bit)
Bit
7
6
5
4
3
2
4-12
Bit Weight
Enables
128
PON – Power On
64
URQ – User Request
32
CME – Command Error
16
EXE – Execution Error
8
NOT USED
4
QYE – Query Error
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