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Note that this command overwrites the current trigger configuration in the primary
switch unit’s internal memory with the trigger configuration in the loaded file.
To avoid losing a current trigger configuration, consider saving this configuration by
, before you send the import command.
Setting parameters:
<import filename>
String parameter to specify the name of the file to be stored.
Example:
TRIG:IMP ”sequencedtrig2
Loads the file
sequencedtrig2
from the flash memory into the
volatile memory.
Usage:
Event
Manual operation:
See
"Import Trigger Configuration"
TRIGger:IMPort:CATalog?
Returns a list of trigger configurations that are stored in the primary switch unit's vola-
tile memory.
Return values:
<path information>
The reply is a comma-separated list of the exported trigger con-
figuration filenames.
Example:
TRIG:IMP:CAT?
Response string:
"TriggerConfig1","TriggerConfig2"
Usage:
Query only
Manual operation:
See
"Import Trigger Configuration"
TRIGger:IMPort:DELete
<filename>
Risk of losing settings: Removes the specified trigger configuration file from the pri-
mary switch unit’s compact flash memory.
All trigger configuration filenames have the extension "
.trigger
". Do not enter the
extension when specifying a filename. A filename query does not return the extension.
For example, when you save the trigger configuration file "
trg42
", it is saved as
"
trg42.trigger
". A query returns this filename as "
trg42
", only.
Setting parameters:
<filename>
String parameter to specify the name of the file to be deleted. If
this file does not exist, a SCPI error is generated. You can query
the error with
. The result can be, for example:
-200,"Execution error;File does not exist.,TRIG:
IMP:DEL ""sequencedtrig2"""
Example:
TRIG:IMP:DEL "sequencedtrig2"
Removes the file
"sequencedtrig2"
from the memory.
Usage:
Event
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