Keithley DMM7510, Reference Manual

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Model DMM7510 7½ Digit Graphical Sampling Multimeter Reference Manual Section 3: Functions and features
DMM7510-901-01 Rev. B / May 2015 3-43
Deleting a configuration index
Use the following procedure to delete a configuration index from
MyMeasList
.
Using the front panel to delete a configuration index:
1. Press the MENU key.
Under Measure , select Config Lists . The MEASURE CONFIGURATION LISTS screen is
displayed.
2. Choose Select List . A menu of available configuration lists is displayed.
3. Select MyMeasList . The configuration indexes are displayed.
4. Select the index to be deleted.
5. Select Delete Index .
Using remote commands for configuration list operations
You can use the following remote commands to create and maintain configuration lists.
Action SCPI command
TSP command
Create a configuration list [:SENSe[1]]:CONFiguration:LIST:CREate (on page 6-116)
dmm.measure.configlist.create() (on page 8-139)
Restore the settings in a configuration list to the
instrument [:SENSe[1]]:CONFiguration:LIST:RECall (on page 6-118)
dmm.measure.configlist.recall() (on page 8-142)
View the contents of a configuration list index as
TSP commands [:SENSe[1]]:CONFiguration:LIST:QUERy? (on page 6-117)
dmm.measure.configlist.query() (on page 8-141)
Delete a configuration list or an index in a
configuration list [:SENSe[1]]:CONFiguration:LIST:DELete (on page 6-116)
dmm.measure.configlist.delete() (on page 8-140)
View available configuration lists [:SENSe[1]]:CONFiguration:LIST:CATalog? (on page 6-115)
dmm.measure.configlist.catalog() (on page 8-138)
Determine the number of configuration indexes
in a configuration list [:SENSe[1]]:CONFiguration:LIST:SIZE? (on page 6-119)
dmm.measure.configlist.size() (on page 8-143)
Save a configuration list [:SENSe[1]]:CONFiguration:LIST:STORe (on page 6-120)
dmm.measure.configlist.store() (on page 8-143)
Saving a configuration list
Configuration lists are lost when you turn the instrument off and turn it on again. Save a configuration
list by creating a configuration script (with TSP command
createconfigscript()
or front panel)
or using the
*SAV
and
*RCL
commands (SCPI). A configuration script saves the settings of the
instrument, including all configuration lists. See Saving setups (on page 2-150) for additional
information.