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Boonton 9240 Series RF Voltmeter

*ESR?

Description: Return the current value of the Standard Event Status Register, then clear the register. This register

has bits assigned to a number of possible events or conditions of the instrument. When the event

occurs, the corresponding bit is latched. The register value is read using this command.

Individual bits may be enabled or disabled for SRQ generation using the ESE mask (see *ESE

command). The following table shows the bit assignments in the Standard Event Status Register:

Bit Value Definition

0 1 Operation Complete Flag 1 = all current operations have completed execution.

1 2 Not used

2 4 Not used

3 8 Device Dependent Error 1 = the instrument encountered a device dependent error.

4 16 Not used always returns 0

5 32 Command Error 1 = a remote interface command error exists.

6 64 Not used always returns 0

7 128 Not used always returns 0

Syntax: *ESR?

Returns: Current Value of Event Status Register (0 to 255)

*IDN?

Description: Return the instrument identification string. This string contains the manufacturer, model number,

serial number and firmware version number.

Syntax: *IDN?

Returns: < Mfgr, Model#, Serial#, Version# >

*OPC

Description: Clears the OPC (Operation Complete) status flag. This command is issued before the command to

be checked for completion. After this, the flag may be queried by *OPC? until a value of one is

returned, indicating the command has completed. Note that the query is not a true query - a value

of zero will never be returned.

Syntax: *OPC

Argument: None

*OPC?

Description: This command examines the OPC (Operation Complete) status flag and returns a “1” if all

pending operations are complete. If pending operations are not yet complete, it does not return.

Syntax: *OPC?

Returns: Always returns 1 to indicate operations complete. Otherwise, does not return.

Remote Operation

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