
Section 3 Command Descriptions
3.24
Serial Poll Status Byte
The
Serial Poll
Output
byte is sent upon receiving the serial poll command
from the controller. Refer to the
SRQ
description for details on how the
Serial Poll
byte is affected. Below is a description of the significance of each bit in the
Serial Poll
byte.
Bit Location Significance
(SRQ Bit Value if set to logic 1)
DIO1(LSB) 1 Service Input transition
DIO2 2 EDR input transition
DIO3 4 Bus error
DIO4 8 Test error
DIO5 16 Ready for more commands
DIO6 32 not assigned, always 0
DIO7 64 Service Request bit
DIO8 (MSB) 128 not assigned, always 0
Serial Poll Bit Description
DIO1
When enabled by the
M1
command,
DIO1
is set by a transition on the Service
Input line (active transition state determined by the
Invert
command
(I64)
).
DIO1
is cleared after the controller serial polls the
Digital488.
DIO2
When enabled by the
M2
command,
DIO2
is set on an
EDR
transition (active
transition state determined by the
Invert
command
(I32)
).
DIO2
is cleared
after the controller serial polls the
Digital488.
DIO3
DIO3
is set when an invalid command is sent to the
Digital488.
The
M4
command will enable a
Service Request
to occur then an invalid command is
received. The bit is cleared after the controller sends a
Status
command
(U0X)
and reads the status string from the
Digital488.
DIO4
The status of
DIO4
is determined after the
Test
command
(T0X)
is sent to the
Digital488.
If the self test passes, the
DIO4
bit will remain a zero. If the self
test fails,
DIO4
will be set to a logic 1.
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