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REMOTE OPERATION
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5.3.2 TRANSIENT SEGMENT PARAMETERS (continued)
TSEG,<n>
sets execution time (to reach objective Voltage and Frequency) of
selected segment
n
= <0> or <.0002> to <300> seconds. Setting n to <0> selects
cycle-based transient operation, i.e., each segment time is equal to
the period of 1 cycle (1/FREQ)
LAST
sets selected segment to be the last segment of selected transient
5.3.3 PROGRAM MEMORY CONTROL
:PROGram:[SELected:]DELete
Command: (No query) deletes selected program.
Attempting to DELete an EXECuting Program will report an Error.
:PROGram:DELete:ALL
Command: (No query) deletes all programs, waveforms, calibration
data, and setup values, performs device RESET, loads Program #1
with *RST default values (
), executes MANUAL MODE with
*RST values. Waveforms (1-16) are re-loaded from ROM
Attempting to DELete an EXECuting Program will report an Error
NOTE:
Calibration values are deleted
:PROGram:COPY,<dest>
Command: (No query) copies the selected program (previously
specified by :PROG:NAME <nn>) to <dest>
<dest>
= 1 thru 99
NOTE:
that the destination Program cannot be currently EXECuting
:PROGram:CATalog?
Query: returns
<list>,
a comma separated list of NR1 values
representing stored programs (e.g. 1,2,7…). If the MANUAL MODE
program exists, list includes
0.
If no programs are stored, query
returns
-1
5.4
SIGNAL CONTROL
5.4.1 OUTPUT PARAMETERS
:PROGram:EXECute
Command: executes selected Program steady-state values.
Selected program is specified by previous PROGram:NAME <nn>
command
Query: returns the number of the currently executing program. If no
program is executing, query returns -1
:PROGram:EXECute:TRANS
Command: (No query) executes pre-processed Transient portion of
selected Program. Pre-processing is performed by executing a
Program. Transient terminates upon receipt of any data byte (DAB)
from the IEEE-488 Bus, Device Clear, or when the LAST segment of
the last EVENT is executed. Steady-state values are then restored.
Follow this command (in the same Program Message) with
*OPC
) to detect termination of the Transient event. An SRQ
occurs when the Transient is complete (if ESB bit is set in SRE and
OPC bit is set in ESE).
*OPC?
may be used in the same manner
