Section 7: Introduction to TSP commands
Model DMM7510 7½ Digit Graphical Sampling Multimeter Reference Manual
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DMM7510-901-01 Rev. B / May 2015
Running scripts using a remote interface
You can run any script using
scriptVar
.run()
. Replace
scriptVar
with the name of a script that
is in nonvolatile or run-time memory.
Saving a script to nonvolatile memory
You can save scripts to nonvolatile memory. To keep a script through a power cycle, you must save
the script to nonvolatile memory.
To save a script to nonvolatile memory:
1. Create and load a script.
2. Send the command
scriptVar
.save()
, where
scriptVar
is the name of the script.
Example: Save a user script to nonvolatile memory
test1.save()
Assume a script named
test1
has been loaded.
test1
is saved into
nonvolatile memory.
Saving a script to a USB flash drive
You can save scripts to a USB flash drive.
To save a script to an external USB flash drive:
1. Load a script.
2. Insert a USB flash drive into the USB port on the front panel.
3. Send the command
scriptVar
.save("/usb1/
filename
.tsp")
, where
scriptVar
is the
variable referencing the script and
filename
is the name of the file.
Rename a script
To rename a script in the runtime environment:
1. Load the script into the runtime environment with a different name.
2. Delete the previous version of the script.
To rename a script in nonvolatile memory:
Send the commands:
scriptVar
= script.load(
file
)
scriptVar
.save()
Where:
scriptVar
is the name of variable that references the script
file
is the path and file name of the script file to load
For example, to load a script named
test8
from the USB flash drive and save it to nonvolatile
memory, send the commands:
test8 = script.load("/usb1/test8.tsp")
test8.save()
If the new name is the same as a name that is already used for a script, an event message is
displayed and the script is not saved.
