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8-8-15. Preset calling (:PRES:CALL)
This command calls and inquires about preset data.
:PRES:CALL <value>
Setting
<value> is as shown below:
0: Cancels preset.
1: Calls PRESET 1 data.
2: Calls PRESET 2 data.
3: Calls PRESET 3 data.
Application example :PRES:CALL1
Calls the set values stored in PRESET 1.
Query
:PRES:CALL?
Inquires about the setting.
Response example
1
Indicates that PRESET 1 is selected. “?” has
the same function as <value>
Remark
This command causes an error during sequence operation (RUN).
8-8-16. Preset saving (:PRES:SAVE)
This command saves the durrent set values (voltage, current and power) in PRESET memory.
:PRES:SAVE <value>
Setting
<value> is as shown below:
1: Saves the current set value in PRESET 1.
2: Saves the current set value in PRESET 2.
3: Saves the current set value in PRESET 3.
Application example :PRES:SAVE1
Saves the current set values in PRESET 1.
Query None
Remark
This command causes an error during sequence operation (RUN).
8-8-17. Sequence mode setting (:SEQ:MOD)
Thies command sets sequence mode operation.
:SEQ:MOD <value>
Setting
<value> is as shown below:
0: Stops sequence operation.
1: Sequence operation – Waits for starting (PAUSE).
2: Sequence operation – Executes (RUN).
Application example :SEQ:MOD 2
Executes sequence operation.
Query
:SEQ:MOD?
Inquires about the setting.
Response example
2
Indicates that sequence operation is being
executed. “?” has the same function as
<value>
Remark None
