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C
C
C
C
c
(
П
(
A
n
П
C
C
C
curs
,
the
instrument
cannot
finish
executing
the
message
because
it
is
waiting
for
the
controller
to
read
the
data
it
has
generated
;
but
the
controller
cannot
read
the
data
because
it
is
waiting
to
finish
sending
its
message
.
Because
the
in
strument
Input
Buffer
is
full
and
it
is
holding
off
the
rest
of
the
controllers
message
with
NRFD
,
the
system
is
hung
up
with
the
controller
and
instrument
waiting
for
each
other
.
When
the
instrument
detects
this
condition
,
it
generates
an
error
,
asserts
SRQ
and
delets
the
data
in
the
Output
Buffer
.
This
action
allows
the
controller
to
transmit
the
rest
of
the
message
,
and
informs
the
controller
that
the
message
was
executed
and
that
the
output
was
deleted
.
A
TM
5000
instrument
can
be
made
a
talker
without
hav
ing
received
a
message
that
specifies
the
output
.
In
this
case
,
an
acquisition
instrument
(
a
counter
or
a
multimeter
)
returns
a
measurement
if
one
is
ready
.
If
no
measurement
is
ready
,
it
returns
a
single
byte
message
with
all
bits
equal
to
1
(
with
message
terminator
)
.
Non
-
acquisition
TM
5000
in
struments
will
return
only
this
message
.
Instrument
Response
to
IEEE
-
488
Interface
Messages
Interface
messages
and
the
effects
of
those
messages
on
the
instrument
interface
functions
are
defined
in
IEEE
Standard
488-1978
.
Abbreviations
from
the
standard
are
used
in
this
discussion
,
which
describes
the
effects
of
inter
face
messages
on
instrument
operation
.
UNL
-
Unlisten
(
WBYTE
@
63
:)
UNT
-
Untalk
(
WBYTE
@
95
:)
When
the
UNL
command
is
received
,
the
instrument
lis
tener
function
goes
to
its
idle
state
(
unaddressed
)
.
In
the
idle
state
,
the
instrument
will
not
accept
instrument
commands
from
the
IEEE
-488
bus
.
The
talker
function
goes
to
its
idle
state
when
the
instru
ment
receives
the
UNT
command
.
In
this
state
,
the
instru
ment
cannot
supply
output
data
via
the
bus
.
The
ADDRESSED
indicator
is
off
when
both
the
talker
and
listener
functions
are
idle
.
If
the
instrument
is
either
talk
addressed
or
listen
-
addressed
,
the
indicator
is
on
.
IFC
Interface
Clear
(
Bus
pin
9
)
This
uniline
message
has
the
same
effect
as
both
the
UNT
and
UNL
messages
.
The
front
panel
ADDRESSED
in
dicator
is
off
.
DCL
Device
Clear
(
WBYTE
@
20
:)
The
Device
Clear
message
reinitializes
communication
between
the
instrument
and
controller
.
In
response
to
DCL
,
@
Programming
-
FG
5010
the
instrument
clears
any
input
and
output
messages
and
any
unexecuted
settings
in
the
Pending
Settings
Buffer
.
Also
cleared
are
any
errors
or
events
waiting
to
be
reported
,
except
the
power
-
on
event
.
If
the
SRQ
line
is
asserted
for
any
reason
other
than
power
-
on
when
DCL
is
received
,
SRQ
is
unasserted
.
SDC
Selected
Device
Clear
(
WBYTE
@
A
,
4
:)
This
message
performs
the
same
function
as
DCL
;
how
ever
,
only
instruments
that
are
addressed
respond
to
SDC
.
GET
-
Group
Execute
Trigger
(
WBYTE
@
A
,
8
:)
The
instrument
responds
to
<
GET
>
only
if
it
is
listen
addressed
and
the
instrument
device
trigger
function
has
been
enabled
by
the
Device
Trigger
command
(
DT
)
.
The
<
GET
>
message
is
ignored
and
an
SRQ
generated
if
the
DT
function
is
disabled
(
DT
OFF
)
,
the
instrument
is
in
the
local
state
,
or
if
a
message
is
being
processed
when
<
GET
>
is
received
.
SPE
-
Serial
Poll
Enable
(
WBYTE
@
24
:)
The
SPE
message
enables
the
instrument
to
supply
out
put
serial
poll
status
bytes
when
it
is
talk
addressed
.
SPD
-
Serial
Poll
Disable
(
WBYTE
@
25
:)
The
SPD
message
switches
the
instrument
back
to
its
normal
operation
of
sending
the
data
from
the
Output
Buffer
.
MLA
-
My
Listen
Address
(
WBYTE
@A
:)
MTA
-
My
Talk
Address
(
WBYTE
@B
:)
The
primary
listen
and
talk
addresses
are
established
by
the
instrument
IEEE
-
488
bus
address
(
set
by
switches
that
are
accessible
from
the
back
of
the
FG
5010
when
it
is
re
moved
from
the
Power
Module
)
.
The
current
setting
of
the
bus
address
is
displayed
on
the
front
panel
when
the
INST
ID
button
is
pressed
.
When
the
instrument
is
addressed
to
talk
or
listen
,
the
front
panel
ADDRESSED
indicator
is
lighted
.
(
A
bus
address
+32
;
B
bus
address
+64
.
)
=
LLO
-
Local
Lockout
(
WBYTE
@
17
:)
In
response
to
LLO
,
the
instrument
changes
to
a
lockout
state
from
LOCS
to
LWLS
or
from
REMS
to
RWLS
.
REN
-
Remote
Enable
(
GPIB
pin
17
)
If
REN
is
true
,
the
instrument
may
change
to
a
remote
state
(
from
LOCS
to
REMS
if
the
internal
message
return
to
-
local
(
rt
/
)
is
false
,
or
from
LWLS
to
RWLS
)
when
its
listen
address
is
received
.
REN
false
causes
a
transition
from
any
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BrandTektronix
ModelFG 5010
CategoryPortable Generator
LanguageEnglish

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