Keithley 4200A-SCS - Tutorial 3: Calling One User Module from Within Another

Section
8: Keithley User Library Tool (KULT) Model 4200A-SCS Parameter Analyzer
Reference Manual
8-34 4200A-901-01 Rev. C / February 2017
Tutorial 3: Calling one user module from within another
KULT allows a user module to call other user modules. A called user module may be in the same
user library as the calling module or may be in another user library. This section provides a brief
tutorial that illustrates application of such dependencies. It also illustrates the File > Copy Module
command.
In this tutorial, you create a new user module using two user modules that were created in the
previous tutorials: Tutorial 1: Creating a new user library and user module (on page 8-16) and
Tutorial
2: Creating a user module that returns data arrays (on page 8-28):
• The VSweep user module in the my_2nd_lib user library, a copy of which is used as the
dependent user library.
• The TwoTonesTwice user module, in the my_1st_lib user library, which is the independent
user library that will be called by the VSweep user module.
A copy of the VSweep user module, called VSweepBeep, calls the TwoTonesTwice user module to
signal the end of execution.
Creating the VSweepBeep user module by copying an existing user module
Open the Vsweep user module:
1. Start KULT.
2. Select File > Open Library.
3. Select my_2nd_lib from the list.
4. Click OK.
5. Click File > Open Module.
6. Select VSweep.c from the list.
7. Click OK.