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>@9 Multitone Audio Test System User Manual request enable register. See also chapter IEEE Standard Status Data Structure. Parameter <Enable_value> Range 0 to 255 Example :→ →: Byte *SRE? 32 *ESR? Use The standard Event Status Register query allows the programmer to determine the current contents of the standard event status register. Reading the standard event status register clears it. See also chapter IEEE Standard Status Data Structure. Calculation ESR = n7*128 +n6*64 + n5*32 + n4*16 + n3*8 + n2*4 + n1*2 + n0 n7 n6 n5 n4 n3 n2 n1 n0 Power-On event flag, indicating that an Off-to-On power transition has occurred Not used Command error event flag, indicating that either a syntax or a semantic error has been detected. The error-number can be read with the <system:errors?> query Not used Device specific error event flag (e.g. no trigger detected). The occurred errornumber can be read with the <system:errors?> query. Not used Not used Operation complete event flag. This event bit is generated in response to the *OPC command. It indicates that the device has completed all pending operations. Parameter <Enable_value> Range 0 to 255 Example :→ →: Byte *ESR? 32 (command error has occurred) *PSC Use The Power-on Status Clear command controls the automatic power-on clearing of the service request enable register and the standard event status enable register. <*PSC 0> no power-on clearing of the registers. <*PSC 1> power-on clearing of the registers and therefore disabling of service request assertion after power-on See also chapter IEEE Standard Status Data Structure. Parameter <Enable_value> Range 0 to 1 Default 0 Example :→ Byte *PSC 0 *PSC? Use 62 / 71 The Power-on Status Clear query allows the programmer to query RT-1M’s power-on status V 3.32