Script Mode
setup is invalid (e. g. IA 40 at a 10 A unit). To return to the file selection menu, the rotary pulse encoder or the button
Display
must be pushed again. The script has been loaded and can be started by pushing the button
Standby
.
The last five commands of the script are displayed in the field ‚Preset’. The actual command is placed on top. The
script ends when button
Standby
is pushed and device is toggled to standby mode.
C
OMMANDS
Syntax
Upper and lower case are nonrelevant. Therefore, the following commands deliver the same results: PMAX 100 Pmax
100 pMaX 100. Delimiters must be placed between two commands or between command and parameter. Valid
delimiters are: blank, tabulator, LineFeed <LF>, Carriage Return <CR> and equal sign (=).
Numerical values must be placed as basic units and may not be followed by characters. Valid delimiters for decimal
places are: point and comma. No characters must be attached: U 12,345 U 10.00 U 12. The command UAC 12.114V is
invalid, because it is followed by a character.
All commands may be written consecutively, but must be separated by blanks: U 10 I 1 UIP LOOP RUN. Due to its
unclear syntax, this style is not recommendable.
Quick view of commands
Command Description Result
Delays execution of the script for duration of time t.
Set point output current.
MPP current in ampère for PV simulation.
Maximum output for UIP mode.
internal resistance UIR mode
Set point internal resistance in ohm for UIR mode.
Set point output voltage in V.
Set point MPP voltage (for PV simulation)
set points current and voltage
for current and voltage using the internal table.
characteristic programming
Characteristic programming.
Detailed description of commands
; or # - Comment
Comment on text. All characters from ; or # up to end of line will be ignored. This function is not available when
programming via digital interface
.
Example:
# This is a comment
UIP # This command activates the UIP mode
; Comments can also start with a semicolon
DELAY, DELAYS - Time delay
The commands
DELAY
and
DELAYS
delay the execution of the script. The following number defines the duration of
the delay in ms (milliseconds). Maximum duration of delay is 65535 ms.
Example: