7: Introduction to TSP commands Model DMM7510 7½ Digit Graphical Sampling Multimeter
7-10 DMM7510-901-01 Rev. B / May 2015
Power up script
The power up script runs automatically when the instrument is powered on. To create a power up
script, save a new script and name it autoexec. The autoexec script is automatically saved to
nonvolatile memory. See Saving a script to nonvolatile memory (on page 7-8
).
If an autoexec script already exists, you must delete it by sending the
script.delete("autoexec") command. Performing a system reset does not delete the
autoexec script.
To set up the power up script from the front panel:
1. Press the MENU key.
2. Under Scripts, select Run.
3. Select Copy to Power Up. A dialog box confirms that the script was copied.
4. Select OK.
To save the power up script using remote commands:
Send the command:
autoexec.save()
To delete the existing autoexec script, send the command:
script.delete("autoexec")
Commands that cannot be used in scripts
You cannot use the following commands as variables in scripts:
There are some functions that resemble some of the strings below, but are actually defined TSP
functions. For example, printbuffer() (on page 8-232) is a function you can use in scripts. If you are
uncertain, check the TSP command reference (on page 8-1) to verify that the string is part of a
defined function.
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