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CPS100 SERIES OPERATION MANUAL
SECTION 7:
Remote Control Programming
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Command Description
LIST:STEPNUM:_<nr2> Sets the total number of steps for the list. Range is 1 ~ 9.
Returns OK or FALSE.
LIST:STOP Stops the execution of a list sequence. Returns OK.
LIST:TIME:_<nr2>
Sets the dwell time for the selected step. Range is 0 ~
9999999.9 in msecs. Returns OK or FALSE.
LIST:VACEND:_<nr2> Sets the end value of the AC voltage for the selected step in
volts. Range is 0.0 ~ 300.0 V. Returns OK or FALSE.
LIST:VACSTART:_<nr2> Sets the start value of the AC voltage for the selected step in
volts. Range is 0.0 ~ 300.0 V. Returns OK or FALSE.
LIST:VDCEND:_<nr2>
Sets the end value of the DC voltage for the selected step in
volts. Range is -424.2 ~ 424.2 V. Returns OK or FALSE.
LIST:VDCSTART:_<nr2> Sets the start value of the DC voltage for the selected step in
volts. Range is -424.2 ~ 424.2 V. Returns OK or FALSE.
LIST:WAVEFORM:_<nr2> Sets the waveform generator to A (0) or B (1). Returns OK or
FALSE.
SEQ:CYCLE:_<nr2> Sets the repeat time of the list sequence in secs. Range is `1 ~
9999. Returns OK or FALSE.
SEQ:CYCLE? Queries the repeat time of the selected list in the sequence at
this moment in time. Returns 1 ~ 9999.
SEQ:LISTCYCLE?
Queries the repeat time of the selected step in the list
sequence at this moment in time. Returns 0 ~ 9999.
SEQ:LISTID:_<nr2> Sets the number of the list file. Range is 1 ~ 50. Returns OK or
FALSE.
SEQ:LOAD Loads the sequence settings to the power source internal
memory. Returns OK.
If the SEQ:STEPNUM: is 1, that means there is only one list file.
After editing the file, send the LIST:LOAD and LIST:RUN
commands.
If the SEQ:STEPNUM: is 2 or more, that means there is more
than one list file. After editing the file, send the SEQ:LOAD and
SEQ:RUN commands.
Example:
SEQ:STEPNUM: xx
SEQ:CYCLE: xx
SEQ:LISTID: xx
LIST:MODE: xx
SEQ:STEPCOUNT: xx
LIST:STEPNUM: xx
SEQ:RUN Runs the sequence file. Returns OK. (See to SEQ:LOAD)
SEQ:STATUS? Queries the state of the sequence file.
0 = Running, 1 = Finished.
SEQ:STEP? Queries the number of the current step in the sequence.