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*LRN? – Complete Configuration Query (LEARN)
Functions
• Complete list of all configurable functions.
• Complete list of all current parameter settings.
Programming
Query command: *LRN?
Response string: LRN list
Length: 202 characters, fixed
Parameter: List all configurable functions including
current parameter settings
Example (HP Basic):
OUTPUT 713; "LRN?"
ENTER 713; A$
DISP A$
→ Display:
ULIM +035.000;ILIM +10.0000;OVSET +
050.0;OCP OFF;DELAY 12.00;USET +02
1.3000;ISET +09.5000;OUTPUT ON;
POWER_ON RST;MINMAX ON;
TSET 00.10;TDEF 10.00;
REPETITION 000;START_STOP 020,115;
T_MODE OUT;DISPLAY OFF
Note
• The controller determines the status of a current device
setting.
• This information can then be used for evaluation, or for
computer controlled configuration.
• A check system test sequence can first be executed manually
for all interconnected KONSTANTERs.
• The device settings required for the individual test steps are
queried by the controller with the *LRN? command.
• The response string can be transferred to the test program in
an unchanged fashion, and then serves as the string which will
be sent to the respective KONSTANTER.
*OPC, *OPC? – Operation Complete Flag
Settings
Functions
• Allows for synchronization of the controller and the device (see
also chapter 6.3 on page 60 and the table: “Query Commands
for Status and Events Management” on page 86).
• OPC follows the command which will generate a message.
• After completion of the command, bit “0” OPC is set in the
standard event register ESR.
• An SRQ can be generated in this way, depending upon ESE
masking.
• The message is read out via the parallel interface only.
Programming
Setting command: *OPC
Example (HP Basic):
OUTPUT 713; "USET 5; ISET 3; *OPC"
Query
Functions
• Are the controller and the device synchronized?
• *OPC? follows the command which will generate a message.
• After completion of the command, a signal is transmitted to the
controller.
• The message can be read out via the serial and the parallel
interface.
Programming
Query command: *OPC?
Example (HP Basic):
OUTPUT 713; "USET 5; ISET 3; *OPC?"
*PSC/POC, *PSC/POC? – Power-On Status Clear Flag
Settings
Functions
• Response to the contents of non-volatile enable registers
when the device is switched off (see also chapter 6.5 on page
77 and the table: “Query Commands for Status and Events
Management” on page 86).
Programming
Setting command: *PSC n
Parameter: n (value)
Setting range: "0": Enable registers will not be cleared.
"1": Enable registers will be cleared.
Example (HP Basic):
OUTPUT 713; "*PSC 1"
Query
Functions
• Status display for the PSC flag
• Indicates response to the contents of non-volatile enable
registers when the device is switched off.
The PSC flag remains unchanged after switching the device off.
The PSC flag remains unchanged after the *CLR command.
Programming
Query command: *PSC?
Response string: "0": Enable registers will not be cleared.
"1": Enable registers will be cleared.
*RCL – Recalling Stored Settings
Function and manual operation:
See explanation in chapter 4.10.
Programming
Setting command: *RCL n
Parameter: n (memory location number)
Parameter type: Integer (1 ... 255)
Setting range 1 ... 10 Parameter set from SETUP
memory
11 ... 253 Parameter set from SEQUENCE
memory
254 ... 255 Reference value memory
Format: n, nn, nnn
Example (HP Basic):
OUTPUT 713;"*RCL 11"
{display of all parameters saved to
memory location 11}