Fluke 9100 User Handbook Manual page 163

8.A.2.2.4 Execution Errors (EXE)
(Remote operation only)
Execution Error Generation
An Execution Error is generated if a received command
cannot be executed due to it being incompatible with the
current device state, or because it attempts to command
parameters which are out-of-limits.
In remote operation, the EXE bit (4) is set true in the Standard-
defined Event Status Byte, and the error code number is
appended to the Error queue.
8.A.2.2.5 Query Errors (QYE)
(Remote operation only)
Query Error Generation
A Query Error is generated when the controller fails to follow
the Message Exchange Control Protocol as follows:
• DEADLOCK State
The device has been asked to buffer more data than it has
room to store; the Output Queue is full, blocking the
Response Formatter, Execution Control and Parser; the
Input Buffer is full, and the controller is waiting to send
more data bytes to the device.
• UNTERMINATED Action
The controller attemps to read a Response Message from
the device without first having sent a complete Query
Message, including the Program Message Terminator.
• INTERRUPTED Action
The device is interrupted by a new Program Message
before it finishes sending a Response Message.
ALWAYS: record the total message content for possible use by the Service Center.
Execution Error Reporting
The error is reported by the mechanisms described earlier in
Section 6, Sub-section 6.5, which deals with status reporting.
The Execution Error numbers are given below, with their
associated descriptions.
-220,"Parameter error"
-221,"Settings conflict"
-222,"Data out of range"
-223,"Too much data"
-258,"Media protected"
Query Error Reporting
The QYE bit (2) is set true in the Standard-defined Event
Status Byte, and the error code number is appended to the
Error queue. The error is reported by the mechanisms described
earlier in Section 6, Sub-section 6.5, which deals with status
reporting.
The specific reason for a query error must be determined by
inspection of the command program. No error codes are
provided from within the 9100.
Appendix A to Section 8: 9100 Maintenance — Error Reporting Subsystem
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