7: TSP command reference Series 2600B System SourceMeter® Instrument
7-300 2600BS-901-01 Rev. B / May 2013
status.operation.trigger_overrun.*
This attribute contains the operation status trigger overrun summary register set.
Type TSP-Link accessible Affected by Where saved Default value
.event (R) Yes Status reset Not saved 0
.ptr (RW) Yes Status reset Not saved
Models 2601B/2611B/2635B:
31,746 (All bits set)
Models 2602B/2612B/2636B:
31,750 (All bits set)
Models 2604B/2614B/2634B:
19,462 (All bits set)
Usage
operationRegister = status.operation.trigger_overrun.condition
operationRegister = status.operation.trigger_overrun.enable
operationRegister = status.operation.trigger_overrun.event
operationRegister = status.operation.trigger_overrun.ntr
operationRegister = status.operation.trigger_overrun.ptr
status.operation.trigger_overrun.enable = operationRegister
status.operation.trigger_overrun.ntr = operationRegister
status.operation.trigger_overrun.ptr = operationRegister
The status of the operation status trigger overrun summary register; a zero (0)
indicates no bits set (also send 0 to clear all bits); other values indicate various bit
Details
These attributes are used to read or write to the operation status trigger overrun summary registers. Reading a
status register returns a value. The binary equivalent of the returned value indicates which register bits are set.
The least significant bit of the binary number is bit B0, and the most significant bit is bit B15. For example, if a
value of 1.02600e+03 (which is 1,026) is read as the value of the condition register, the binary equivalent is
0000 0100 0000 0010. This value indicates that bit B1 and bit B10 are set.
* Least significant bit
** Most significant bit
The bits in this register summarize events in other registers. A set bit in this summary register indicates that an
enabled event in one of the summarized registers is set.
For information about .condition, .enable, .event, .ntr, and .ptr registers, refer to Status register set contents (on
page E-1) and Enable and transition registers (on page E-19). The individual bits of this register are defined in
the following table.