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Model 2651A High Power System SourceMeter® Instrument Reference Manual Section 7: Command reference

2651A-901-01 Rev. A / March 2011 7-371

Any output from previous commands is discarded.

This command does not wait for the script to complete.

If you do not want the script to do anything immediately, make sure the script only defines functions for later use.

Use the tspnet.execute() function to execute those functions at a later time.

If no name is specified, the script will be loaded as the anonymous script.

Example

tspnet.tsp.runscript(myconnection, "mytest",

"print([[start]]) for d = 1, 10 do print([[work]]) end print([[end]])")

Load and run a script entitled mytest on the TSP-enabled instrument connected with myconnection.

Also see

tspnet.execute() (on page 7-363)

tspnet.write()

This function writes a string to the remote instrument.

Type TSP-Link accessible

Affected by Where saved Default value

Function Yes

Usage

tspnet.write(connectionID, inputString)

connectionID

The connection ID returned from tspnet.connect()

inputString

The string to be written

Details

The tspnet.write() function sends inputString to the remote instrument. It does not wait for command

completion on the remote instrument.

The Model 2651A sends inputString to the remote instrument exactly as indicated. The inputString must

contain any necessary new lines, termination, or other syntax elements needed to complete properly.

Because tspnet.write() does not process output from the remote instrument, do not send commands that

generate too much output without processing the output. This command can stop executing if there is too much

unprocessed output from previous commands.

Example

tspnet.write(myID, "runscript()\r\n")

Commands the remote instrument to run script

named "myID".

Also see

tspnet.connect() (on page 7-361)

tspnet.read()

(on page 7-365)

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