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PCR-WE Interface Manual
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Sequence Operation (PROGram)
The PROGram group runs sequences.
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Configuring step and sequence settings
First, configure the steps.
Use the PROG:EDIT command to set the number of the step that you want to config-
ure, frequency signal change, frequency, AC voltage signal change, AC voltage, DC
voltage signal change, DC voltage, step execution time, waveform bank number, sta-
tus output, trigger output, trigger input, and whether output is ON or OFF.
PROGram:Edit 1,OFF,50HZ,OFF,100V,OFF,0V,10S,0,OFF,ON,OFF,ON
PROGram:Edit 2,OFF,60HZ,ON,200V,OFF,0V,1MIN,1,OFF,OFF,OFF,ON
PROGram:Edit 3,ON,400HZ,ON,230V,OFF,50V,1HR,2,ON,OFF,OFF,ON
Next, configure the sequence conditions.
PROGram:STEP:STARt 1
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Sets the starting step number
PROGram:STEP:END 3 'Sets the ending step number
PROGram:LOOP 10 'Sets the number of repetitions
After you have finished configuring the sequence, execute it.
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Executing sequences
Send the following command to execute a sequence.
PROG:STAT RUN
You can query the execution state of the sequence.
PROG:EXEC?
The execution state
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STOP (stopped), RUN (running), or PAUSE (paused), elapsed
step time, present repetition number, and step number are returned as a comma-sep-
arated list.
To stop a sequence that is being executed, send the following command.
PROG:STAT STOP
You can use triggers to execute sequences.
Execution using triggers
You can use triggers to synchronize sequences by using the TRIGger:PROGram sub-
