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REMOTE INTERFACE
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The Status Byte Register
Description
The Status Byte register consolidates the status
events of all the status registers. The Status Byte
register can be read with the *STB? query or a
serial poll and can be cleared with the *CLS
command.
Clearing the events in any of the status registers
will clear the corresponding bit in the Status Byte
register.
Notes
The Status byte enable register is cleared when the
*SRE 0 command is used.
The Status Byte Condition register is cleared when
the *CLS command is used.
Bit Summary
Register
Bit
Bit Weight
Error Queue
2
4
Questionable Data
3
8
Message Available
4
16
Standard Event
5
32
Master Summary /
Request Service
6
64
Status Bits
Error Queue
There are error message(s) waiting
in the error queue.
Questionable
data
The Questionable bit is set when
an “enabled” questionable event
has occurred.
Message
Available
The Message Available bit is set
when there is outstanding data in
the Output Queue. Reading all
messages in the output queue will
clear the message available bit.
- Arbitrary Function Generator 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Table of Contents 5
- SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 6
- Safety Guidelines 7
- AFG-2225 User Manual 10
- GETTING STARTED 11
- Panel Overview 13
- USB Host port Trigger output 16
- Input Terminals 16
- USB Device port 16
- FanPower socket input 16
- AFG-2225 19
- QUICK REFERENCE 21
- How to use the Help Menu 25
- Selecting a Waveform 27
- Sine Wave 28
- Modulation 29
- FSK Modulation 31
- PM Modulation 32
- SUM Modulation 33
- ARB–Add Built-In Waveform 37
- ARB- Add Point 37
- ARB- Add Line 38
- ARB– Output Section 38
- QUICK REFERENCE 39
- 3. Press Length (F2), 1 + 39
- 0 + 0, Enter (F2) 39
- Return 39
- Utility Menu 40
- atm 41
- Coupling 42
- F2). The 42
- Menu Tree 44
- ARB-Display 45
- ARB-Edit 46
- ARB- Built In 46
- ARB-Save 47
- ARB-Load 47
- ARB-Output 48
- SWEEP- More 49
- Burst- N Cycle 50
- Burst – Gate 50
- CH1/CH2 51
- Default Settings 52
- 0.00V dc 52
- OPERATION 54
- OPERATION 61
- Ramp wave 61
- 1μHz~1MHz 61
- Setting the Amplitude 62
- 63
- MODULATION 64
- Amplitude Modulation (AM) 66
- Modulating Wave Shape 69
- AM Frequency 70
- Modulation Depth 72
- Frequency Modulation (FM) 75
- FM Carrier Frequency 77
- FM Wave Shape 78
- FM Frequency 79
- rqv 81
- oprq 87
- Kat 88
- FSK Source 90
- Phase Modulation (PM) 91
- PM Carrier Waveform 93
- PM Carrier Frequency 93
- PM Wave Shape 94
- PM Frequency 95
- hasv 97
- SUM modulation 100
- 101
- / 102
- SUM Waveform 103
- rq 104
- mpl 105
- MODULATION 107
- Frequency Sweep 108
- Selecting Sweep Mode 109
- Center Frequency and Span 111
- Sweep Mode 113
- Sweep Time 114
- Marker Frequency 115
- Sweep Trigger Source 116
- Burst Mode 118
- Selecting Burst Mode 119
- Burst Modes 119
- Burst Frequency 120
- Burst Cycle/Burst Count 121
- Infinite Burst Count 123
- Burst Period 123
- Burst Phase 125
- st 126
- Burst Delay 128
- Burst Trigger Output 129
- SECONDARY SYSTEM 131
- Save and Recall 132
- Modulation type 132
- oftwar 136
- ualhan 138
- rqpl 138
- mplpl 140
- rakn 141
- CHANNEL SETTINGS 143
- Selecting the Output Phase 144
- Synchronizing the Phase 145
- nk 146
- ARBITRARY WAVEFORMS 147
- Inserting Built-In Waveforms 148
- oomout 151
- aka 154
- ARBITRARY WAVEFORMS 155
- xta 156
- vrvw 158
- tart 161
- Copy a Waveform 162
- Clear the Waveform 164
- ARB Protection 166
- Ouput an Arbitrary Waveform 169
- woldr 173
- ntrhar 174
- akspa 174
- wl 174
- Load a Waveform from USB 178
- REMOTE INTERFACE 180
- Configure USB interface 181
- K 182
- REMOTE INTERFACE 183
- Command Syntax 184
- SOURce1:DCOffset 185
- SOURce1:DCOffset < 186
- NRf+ type 187
- SOURce[1 188
- ;OUTPut? 188
- Command List 189
- System Commands 193
- SYSTem:VERSion? 194
- Status Register Commands 196
- System Remote Commands 199
- Apply Commands 200
- Output Frequency 200
- 201
- SOURce[1 202
- SOURce[1 202
- SOURce[1 203
- SOURce[1 203
- -4.99V~4.99V (50Ω) 204
- Output Commands 206
- SOURce[1 207
- are related by the 209
- SOURce[1 210
- offset> 211
- {MINimum 211
- SOURce[1 212
- OUTPut[1 213
- OUTPut[1 213
- SOURce[1 214
- Pulse Configuration Commands 216
- SOURce[1 217
- AM Overview 218
- SOURce[1 219
- SOURce[1 219
- SOURce[1 221
- FM Overview 223
- SOURce[1 224
- SOURce[1 224
- SOURce[1 226
- FSK Overview 228
- SOURce[1 228
- SOURce[1 229
- SOURce[1 229
- PM Overview 232
- SOURce[1 233
- SOURce[1 233
- SOURce[1 235
- SUM Overview 236
- SOURce[1 237
- SOURce[1 237
- SOURce[1 239
- Frequency Sweep Commands 240
- SOURce[1 241
- SOURce[1 242
- SOURce[1 242
- SOURce[1 243
- SOURce[1 244
- SOURce[1 245
- SOURce[1 245
- SOURce[1 246
- SOURce[1 247
- SOURce[1 247
- Burst Mode Commands 249
- SOURce[1 251
- SOURce[1 251
- SOURce[1 252
- SOURce[1 254
- OUTPut[1 258
- Arbitrary Waveform Commands 260
- Alternatively, the 260
- # 7 2097152 261
- SOURce[1 262
- SOURce[1 263
- SOURce[1 263
- SOURce[1 264
- SOURce[1 264
- SOURce[1 265
- COUNTER:STATE 266
- COUNter:GATe 266
- COUNter:VALue? 267
- SOURce[1 267
- SOURce[1 270
- Save and Recall Commands 271
- MEMory:STATe:DELete ALL 272
- Error Messages 273
- Execution Errors 275
- Query Errors 285
- Arbitrary Waveform Errors 285
- SCPI Status Register 287
- AFG-2225 Status System 288
- Questionable Status Register 289
- The Status Byte Register 291
- Output Queue 292
- Error Queue 292
- APPDENIX 293
- APPDENIX 295
- Amplitude & DC 296
- EC Declaration of Conformity 298
- INDEX 301
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