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MEAS:[SCAL:]POW:AC[:REAL]?
This query returns the power in watts.
Query Syntax: MEAS:[SCAL:]POW:AC[:REAL]?
Parameters: None
Unit: W (Watt)
Examples: MEAS:SCAL:POW:AC?;
MEAS:POW:AC?
Returned Parameters: <NR2>W
MEAS:[SCAL:]CURR:AC?
This query returns the AC current in amperes.
Command Syntax: MEAS:[SCAL:]POW:AC[:REAL]?
Parameters: None
Unit: A (amperes)
Examples: MEAS:SCAL:CURR:AC?;
MEAS:CURR:AC?;
Returned Parameters: <NR2>A
MEAS:[SCAL:]FREQ?
This query returns the output current in amperes.
Query Syntax: MEAS:[SCAL:]FREQ?
Parameters: None
Unit: Hz (Hertz)
Examples: MEAS:SCAL:FREQ?;
MEAS:FREQ:AC?
Returned Parameters: <NR2>Hz
SYSTEM COMMANDS
SYST:ERR?
This query returns the next error number followed by its corresponding error message string from the
remote programming error queue. The queue is a FIFO (first-in, first-out) buffer that stores errors as
they occur. As it is read, each error is removed from the queue. When all errors have been read, the
query returns 0, No Error. If more errors are accumulated than the queue can hold, the last error in
the queue is replaced by -350, Too Many Errors. The error queue buffer size is 9.
Query Syntax: SYSTem:ERRor?
Parameters: None
Returned Parameters: See below.
Examples: SYST:ERR?
Below are the error codes with messages:
ERROR NO ERROR MESSAGE
0 NO ERROR
-100 COMMAND ERR
-101 INVALID CHAR
-102 SYNTAX ERR
-104 DATA TYPE ERR
-109 MISSINGPARAMETER
-151 INVALID STRING
-200 EXECUTION ERR
-222 DATA OUT OF RANGE
-223 TOO MUCH DATA
-350 QUEUE OVERFLOW