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Asterion DC Multioutput Series
Programming Manual
M330517-01 Rev C 12-107
PROGram:DEFine
<step#>,GOTO,”name”
Programs the GOTO sequence command into the selected
sequence at <step#>. During sequence execution, the effect
of this sequence command is to cause execution to transfer
to the beginning of the sequence named “name”. This step
is valid for steps 1 thru 21. The name must be in double
quotes. See the PROG:NAME
“name” command for how
sequences may be given user defined names.
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PROGram:DEFine
<step#>,PAUSE
Programs the PAUSE sequence command into the selected
sequence at <step#>. During sequence execution the effect
of this command is to cause execution to suspend until a
RESUME command is issued to resume execution. This
step is valid for steps 1 thru 20.
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PROGram:DEFine? <step#>
Queries the selected sequence for the program contents at
step <step#>. The response will read back the step type and
defined parameters when programmed. The resolution is
defined by the step type.
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PROGram:DELete
Program Delete subsystem C
PROGram:DELete:SELected
Causes the presently selected sequence to be deleted from
ram and non-volatile memory. Its previously allocated
memory goes back into the memory pool. The memory pool
is the memory from which the MALLocate command
allocates memory.
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PROGram:DELete:ALL
This command causes all defined sequences to be deleted
from ram and non-volatile memory.
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PROGram:SAVe
The sub tree for the SAVe commands. N
PROGram:SAVe:SELected
Saves the presently selected sequence to non-volatile
memory for preservation while the power supply is off. Up to
50 sequences a maximum of 20 steps long may be saved.
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PROGram:SAVe:ALL
Saves all defines sequences to non-volatile memory. N
PROGram:EXECute
The EXECute commands provide a means of explicitly
programming the supply to perform a single action that would
normally have been done in a sequence step. This in turn
provides a means of simulating a sequence. However, each
step is significantly slowed by the need to parse the
command defining the sequence of actions.
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PROGram:EXECute VIMODE,
<volts>, <amps>, <ovp>
Allows setting of active voltage, current, and ovp.
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PROGram:EXECute RAMPTOV,
<start volts>,<end volts
>, <amps>, <ovp>,<s>
Sets the voltage ramp starting from <start volts> to
<end volts> over time period <s> with Values <amps> and
<ovp> being set at the beginning of the ramp.
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PROGram:EXECute RAMPTOC,
<volts>,
<start amps>,<end amps>,
<ovp>, <s>
Sets the current ramp starting from <start amps> and going
to <end amps> over time period <s> with values <volts> and
<ovp> being set at the beginning of the ramp.
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PROGram:EXECute
POWERSETTINGS, <watts>,
<volts>, <amps>, <ovp>
Command directs the supply to regulate in a constant power
mode to a value of <watts> , with a voltage limit of <volts>,
current limit of <amps> and with voltage protection setting of
<ovp>.
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