ATE-DMG 020613
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B.29 [SOUR:]LIST:DWELl? QUERY
LIST:DWEL?
Syntax:
Short Form: LIST:DWEL?
Long Form: LIST:DWELl?
Return Value: <value> (0.01 to 300)
B.30 [SOUR:]LIST:INDex
COMMAND
LIST:IND
Syntax:
Short Form: LIST:IND <int_value> (from 1 to 40) Long Form: LIST:INDex <int_value> (from 1 to 40)
Description:
Selects one 40 memory locations for viewing or modification of parameter selected by subse-
quent LIST:CURR, LIST:CURR:PROT, LIST:VOLT, LIST:VOLT:PROT commands or queries.
The
index value (the selected memory location) is stored in non-volatile memory and is retained when the
power supply is turned off. Related Commands: LIST:IND?. (See example, Figure B-4.)
B.31 [SOUR:]LIST:INDex? QUERY
LIST:IND?
Syntax:
Short Form: LIST:IND?
Long Form: LIST:INDex?
Return Value: <int_value> 1 to 40
Description:
Returns index value.
Identifies which one 40 memory locations has been selected for viewing or
modification by subsequent LIST:CURR, LIST:CURR:PROT, LIST:VOLT, LIST:VOLT:PROT commands
or queries. Related Commands: LIST:IND?. (See example, Figure B-4.)
B.32 [SOUR:]LIST:SEQuence:NEXT COMMAND
LIST:SEQ:NEXT
Syntax:
Short Form: LIST:SEQ:NEXT <int_value> (0 to 40)
Long Form: LIST:SEQuence:NEXT <int_value> (0 to 40)
Description:
Determines the next memory location to be addressed during a programmed sequence.
Sets
sequence number (from 1 to 40) of next memory location to be addressed. Sequence number is set
for memory location selected by LIST:IND. Setting sequence number to 0 indicates the end of the pro-
gram chain, and the programmed sequence will stop. The sequence number is stored in non-volatile
memory and is retained when the power supply is turned off. Related Commands: LIST:IND.
LIST:IND?, LIST:SEQ?. (See example, Figure B-4.)
B.33 [SOUR:]LIST:SEQuence:NEXT? QUERY
LIST:SEQ:NEXT?
Syntax:
Short Form: LIST:SEQ:NEXT? Long Form: LIST:SEQuence:NEXT?
Return Value: <int_value> (0 to 40)
Description:
Returns sequence number stored in memory location selected by LIST:IND.
Related Com-
mands: LIST:IND. LIST:IND?, LIST:SEQ. (See example, Figure B-4.)
B.34 [SOUR:]LIST:SEQuence:STARt COMMAND
LIST:SEQ:STAR
Syntax:
Short Form: LIST:SEQ:STAR <int_value> (1 to 40)
Long Form: LIST:SEQuence:STARt <int_value> (1 to 40)
Description:
Determines the first memory location (start of sequence) to be addressed during a pro-
grammed sequence.
Sets memory location (from 1 to 40) of first memory location to be addressed
when a program (chain of memory locations) is executed. This is the start address for the STEP and
RUN commands (LOCal mode). The starting sequence number is stored in non-volatile memory and
is retained when the power supply is turned off. Related Commands: LIST:SEQ:STAR?. (See exam-
ple, Figure B-4.)
B.35 [SOUR:]LIST:SEQuence:STARt? QUERY
LIST:SEQ:STAR?
Syntax:
Short Form: LIST:SEQ:STAR?
Long Form: LIST:SEQuence:STARt?
Return Value: <int_value) between 1 and 40
Description:
Identifies the starting address for program execution.
Returns the starting sequence location set
by LIST:SEQ:STAR command. Related Commands: LIST:SEQ:STAR. (See example, Figure B-4.)
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