fix: Keithley_2400 READ? format may be inconsistent #1876
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Added code to ensure Keithley 2400 instrument sends responses to READ? in correct format in the driver __init__ method. Modify 'output' parameter to use create_on_off_val_mapping instead of int. Breaking changes: 'output' parameter type change could possibly break existing code that depends on 'output' being an int.
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Fixes 'bugginess' mentioned in #488
Changes proposed in this pull request:
Breaking changes: 'output' parameter type change could possibly break existing code that depends on 'output' being an int.
@WilliamHPNielsen