User manual
2Ć72
#10 +" .2#/'#0 1&# '10 '+ 1&# #3'!# 3#+1 1120 + )# #%'01#/ 7
&# '0 1&# *0( 1&1 "#1#/*'+#0 4&#/ ,/ +,1 #3#+10 /#
/#-,/1#" 1, 1&# 1+"/" 3#+1 1120 #%'01#/ +" #+1#/#" '+1, 1&#
3#+1 2#2# ,/ *,/# "#1')#" "'0!200',+ ,$ 1&# 20# ,$ 1�# /#%'01#/0
0## -%# 7
1120 +" //,/
0%
DESE <NR1>
DESE?
DESE
?
<Space> <NR1>
<NR1> '0 3)2# '+ 1&# /+%# $/,* 1, &# '+/6 '10 ,$ /# 0#1
!!,/"'+% 1, 1&'0 3)2# ,/ #5*-)# DESE 209 0#10 1&# 1, 1&#
'+/6 3)2# 1&1 '0 1&# *,01 0'%+'$'!+1 '1 '+ 1&# /#%'01#/ '0 0#1 1,
1&# +#51 *,01 0'%+'$'!+1 '1 1, 1&# +#51 '1 1, +" 0, ,+
&# -,4#/7,+ "#$2)1 $,/ '0 )) '10 0#1 '$ *PSC '0 $ *PSC '0 1&#
*'+1'+0 '10 3)2# 1&/,2%& -,4#/ !6!)#
NOTE
Setting DESER and ESER to the same value allows only those codes
to be entered into the Event Queue and summarized on the ESB bit
(bit 5) of the Status Byte Register. Use the *ESE command to set
ESER. A discussion of event handling begins on page 3Ć1.
DESE 209
0#10 1&# 1, '+/6 4&'!& #+ )#0 1&#
+" '10
DESE?
*'%&1 /#12/+ 1&# 01/'+% :DESE 186 0&,4'+% 1&1 !,+1'+0 1&#
'+/6 3)2#
Group:
Related Commands:
Syntax:
Arguments:
Examples: