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6.4 Sequence control by Web
6.4.1 Read the Catalog
The catalog contains all the programmed sequences. To read the catalog browse to the IP address of the
power supply and click on Configuration > Sequences.
Sequencer Catalog
6.4.2 How to create a sequence
When Sequencer control by Web is used, sequences have to be made in a text editor like for example
Microsoft® Notepad and saved with a *.seq extension
Warning! do not save with a *.seq.txt extension.
The file name (excluding the start condition and the extension) defines the sequence name. It may contain
the characters A-Z, 0-9 and + (max. 16 characters). The first character of the filename has to be an A-Z,
type character. Sequence names must be unique, but are not case sensitive.
Build the actual sequence with step numbers, sequence commands and labels (one command per line).
Step numbers must be in ascending order, but may be left out for future use. The power supply will skip
unused sequence steps. See the example below.
Leave a space or a tab between the step number and the sequence command. Using a tab gives the
opportunity to prepare the sequence in a spreadsheet program before copying it to a text editor.
A Linefeed (Enter) is needed after each sequence step. The power supply uses this linefeed to distinguish
each command line. Make sure to add a linefeed after the last sequence step too.
Sequence example code: (Note. The unused steps 6 – 19 are skipped by the power supply)
1 sc=8
2 sv=100
3 sp=15000
4 #j=3
5 inc sv,5
20 cjne #j,0,5
21 sv=100
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