GW Instek PEL-2002 - Sequence Subsystem; Sequence:end; Sequence:point:resistance; Sequence:point:current

COMMAND DETAILS
121
Example :MEM:REC:SET 1
Recalls the setup data
from S1 (applicable to all
channels).
Example :MEM:REC:100
Recalls memory data
M100 to the current
channel.
PEL-2000 Programming Manual
122
SEQuence Subsystem
:SEQuence:EDIT:POINt ............................................ 122
:SEQuence:END ........................................................ 123
:SEQuence:POINt:RESistance ................................... 123
:SEQuence:POINt:CURRent ...................................... 124
:SEQuence:POINt:RISE/FALL ................................... 124
:SEQuence:POINt:TIME ............................................ 125
:SEQuence:REPeat ..................................................... 126
:SEQuence:END:LOAD ............................................. 126
:SEQuence:VOLTage:RANGe .................................... 127
:SEQuence:LOOP:STARt ........................................... 128
:SEQuence:CHANnel:TIME ....................................... 128
:SEQuence:RUN ........................................................ 129
:SEQuence:SAVE ....................................................... 129
:SEQuence:EDIT:POINt
Channel Specific
Command
Description
Sets the current point in the sequence. The
SEQuence:END command should first be used to
set the number of points.
Syntax :SEQuence:EDIT:POINt <NR1>
Parameter <NR1> Points
1~last point 1~ last point.
Example :SEQ:EDIT:POIN 3
Sets the point to number
3.
Query Syntax :SEQuence:EDIT:POINt?
Return Parameter <NR1> Points
1~last point Returns the current point.
Query Example :SEQ:EDIT:POIN?
3
The current point is 3.