The token string that is parsed from all responses that signals that an error has occurred. Typically this would be something like "ERROR". If the error token string is found, an error is generated by the InCal library and the entire response from the user device will be presented to the user.

If this value is omitted then no error response will be searched for.

An Example:

[UD1]
;The decimal value of the command termination character.
;This value is only used with a non SCPI Protocol, SCPI always uses 10 (new line) as the terminator.
;If no termination character is to be added to every command leave this value blank
CommandTerminator = 10
;The configuration type of this section
ConfigType = UserDevice
;The time to wait in seconds (this can be a fraction of a sec i.e. 0.5) for a TCP connection to the device
ConnectionTimeoutSec = 1.5
;The string value to parse for an error response.
;Leave blank if none is used.
;The default is no error string used (blank)
ErrorResponseToken =
;The IP Address of this device as 'ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd'
IpAddress = 10.11.0.203
;The Ip port to use to communicate to the device
IpScpiPort = 5025
;The decimal value of the response termination character.
;This value is only used with a non SCPI Protocol, SCPI always uses the default terminator.
;The default is 10 (new line)
ResponseTerminator = 10
;The time to wait in seconds for a response to begin when communicating to the device via SCPI
ResponseTimeoutSec = 60
;Set to 1 (true) if SCPI protocol is used. The default is false
UseScpiProtocol = 1
;Set to 1 (true) if all sends should wait for an acknowledgment. The default is false
WaitForAck = 0