Keithley 2100 User Manual page 105

Model 2100 6 1/2-Digit Resolution Digital Multimeter User's Manual
Table 6-1 (continued)
Execution error codes
Error code
- 151 Invalid string data
- 158 String data not allowed
- 160~-168 Block data errors
- 170~-178 Expression errors The meter does not accept mathematical expressions.
- 211 Trigger ignored
- 213 Init Ignored
- 214 Trigger deadlock
- 221 Settings conflict
- 222 Data out of range
- 223 Too much data
- 224 Illegal parameter value
- 230 Data Stale
- 350 Too many errors
- 410 Query INTERRUPTED
- 420 Query 
UNTERMINATED
- 430 Query DEADLOCKED
- 440 Query 
UNTERMINATED after 
indefinite response
521 Input buffer overflow
522 Output buffer overflow
2100-900-01 Rev. D / September 2011
Description
An invalid character string was received.
A character string was received but not allowed for the command.
Block data is not acceptable.
A Group Execute Trigger (GET) or *TRG was received but the trigger was
ignored.
INITiate
An command was received but could not be executed because a
measurement was already in progress. Send a device clear (*CLS) to halt
a measurement in progress and place the meter in the "idle" state.
A trigger deadlock occurs when the trigger source is BUS and a READ?
command is received
This error can be generated in one of the following situations:
Situation 1:
You sent a
ange enabled and with a fixed resolution.
Situation 2:
You turned Math on and then changed to a math operation
that was not valid with the present measurement function.
A numeric parameter value is out of range.
A character string was too long.
A discrete parameter was received that is not a valid choice for the com-
mand.
FETCh?
A command was received but the memory was empty.
The error queue is full.
A command was received that sends data to the output buffer, but the out-
put buffer contained data from a previous command.
The multimeter was addressed to talk (i.e., to send data over the interface)
but a command to send data to the output buffer was not received.
A command was received that generates too much data to fit in the output
buffer, and the input buffer is also full. Command execution continues, but
all data is lost.
*IDN?
The command must be the last query command within a command
string.
Too many commands for the input buffer.
Too much data requested.
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