TTI PL-P Serie Manuel D'utilisation page 32

DAMPING<n> <nrf>
Sequential command
Operation complete message generated immediately after execution.
Sets the current meter damping of output <n> to OFF or ON. If the value of <nrf>, after rounding,
is 0 the meter damping will be set to OFF, if 1 the meter damping will be set to ON. If the value of
<nrf> is not 0 or 1 execution error 200 (Value out of range) will be generated.
This command is not available for output 3.
LSR?
Sequential command
Operation complete message generated immediately after <rmt> is sent.
Returns the value in the Limit Event Status Register in <nr1> numeric format. The register is then
cleared. The syntax of the response is
On the serial interface the response is sent immediately if in non-addressable mode, or when
addressed to talk, if in addressable mode.
Example: If the Limit Event Status Register contains 01000001b the response to LSR? will
be 65<rmt>.
LSE <nrf>
Sequential command
Operation complete message generated immediately after execution.
Set the Limit Event Status Enable Register to the value of <nrf>. If the value of <nrf>, after
rounding, is less than 0 or greater than 255 an execution error is generated and error number 119
(Value out of range) is placed in the Execution Error Register.
LSE?
Sequential command
Operation complete message generated immediately after <rmt> is sent.
Returns the value in the Limit Event Status Enable Register in <nr1> numeric format. The syntax
of the response is
On the serial interface the response is sent immediately if in non-addressable mode, or when
addressed to talk, if in addressable mode.
Example: If the Limit Event Status Enable Register contains 01000001b the response to
LSE? will be 65<rmt>.
EER?
Sequential command
Operation complete message generated immediately after <rmt> is sent.
Returns the value in the Execution Error Register in <nr1> numeric format. The register is then
cleared. The syntax of the response is
On the serial interface the response is sent immediately if in non-addressable mode, or when
addressed to talk, if in addressable mode.
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<nr1><rmt>
<nr1><rmt>
<nr1><rmt>