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Model 2308 Portable Device Battery/Charger Simulator User’s Manual Section 1: Getting Started
significant digit is not displayed, place the cursor on that digit’s menu location and
increment from there. To rapidly jump to the minimum value, decrement the most
significant digit menu location. To find the most significant digit for a setting, press the
key until the cursor stops moving.
– For a selection, use the
▲
or
▼
keys to scroll to the desired option (unless noted
otherwise).
• With the desired setting or selection displayed, press ENTER for it to take effect. Pressing
MENU will cancel the edit operation.
• Use the MENU key to exit the MENU structure.
SCPI programming
SCPI programming information is integrated with front-panel operation throughout this manual.
SCPI commands are listed in tables, and additional information that pertains exclusively to remote
operation is provided after each table. Also, the SCPI tables may reference other sections of this
manual.
Except for Section 11 , all SCPI tables in this manual are abridged. That is, they exclude most
optional command words and query commands. Optional command words and query commands
are summarized as follows.
Optional Command Words - In order to be in conformance with the IEEE-488.2 standard, the
power supply accepts optional command words. Any command word that is enclosed in brackets
( [ ] ) is optional and does not have to be included in the program message.
Query Commands - Most command words have a query form (exceptions are noted). A query
command is identified by the question mark (?) that follows the command word. A query command
requests (queries) the programmed status of that command. When a query is sent and the power
supply is addressed to talk, the response message is sent to the computer.
To send a SCPI command as a query, append a “?” to the fundamental form of the command
(make sure to add the “?” immediately following the command on the same line). For complete
details, see
Programming syntax .
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