WJ-8611 DIGITAL VHF/UHF RECEIVER
4-18 REMOTE
CONTROL
Table 4-2. Communication Messages
(Continued)
Command Response
Description
*ESE nrf
Sets the Event Summary Enable register bits to determine which
Error conditions will be passed to the status byte to initiate a
Service Request (SRQ) to the controlling device. The data byte
associated with this command is a bit-mapped byte, with the
individual bits flagging which functions are enabled. A logic “1”
at the bit location enables the function.
Range:
0 - 189
Bit Value Function
0
1
(OPC) Operation Complete Enable
1 -
Not
Used
2
4
(QYE) Query Error Enable
3
8
(DDE) Device-Dependent Error Summary
Enable
4
16
(EXE) Execution Error Enable
5
32
(CME) Command Error Enable
6 -
Not
Used
7
128 (PON) Power On Enable
*ESE?
*ESE nr1
Requests the status of the Event Summary Enable register. The
response data is a decimal number containing the sum of the bit
values of the Event Summary Enable register, as defined in the
ESE command description.
*ESR?
*ESR nr1
Requests the status of the Event Summary register. The response
is a decimal number containing the sum of the bit values of the
Event Summary register. A logic “1” at the bit location indicates
an error condition from its respective function.
Range:
0 - 189
Bit Value Function
0
1
(OPC) Operation Complete
1 -
Not
Used
2
4
(QYE) Query Error
3
8
(DDE) Device-Dependent Error Summary
4
16
(EXE) Execution Error
5
32
(CME) Command Error
6 -
Not
Used
7
128 (PON) Power On
*IDN? *IDN
(See
example)
Requests the Receiver’s identity. The fields in the response
provide information in the following order: manufacturer, model
number, serial number, and software version number.
Example:
*IDN WJ, 8611-nn, 00000, 00.00.01
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