Agilent Technologies 622Vu Advisor, User Manual

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A property that’s undefined in a sequence definition is inherited from the
containing script (then propagates down to any cells for which the property is
undefined).
Put another way, when a property is defined in a sequence, that definition
provides a master value that applies for any cells that are included in the
sequence and for which the property isn’t defined specifically for the cell.
Similarly, when a property is defined in a script, that definition provides a master
value that applies for any sequences included in the script, if the property is
undefined at the sequence level.
If a property isn’t defined at any of the three levels, it’s assumed to be zero (0).
9.2 Creating or Editing a Sequence
When you create or modify a sequence using the Edit Transmit Sequences
toolbar button, your working window looks like this:
Sequence name and description.
Master property values (inherited
by any contained cells for which
the corresponding property is
undefined).
Calls included in the sequence, in
order as transmitted during script
execution, and with a repeat count
for each cell. Use this area to add,
reposition, or remove a cell from
the sequence; or to select a cell to
be modified.
Use this window to identify the sequence (top-most area), specify master
sequence values (middle area), and define/edit the cells in the sequence (bottom
area).
Edit Transmit
Sequences
9: Editing Transmit Sequences
9.2 Creating or Editing a Sequence
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