8: Triggering 2470 High Voltage SourceMeter Instrument
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Using TSP commands:
See the descriptions of the trigger.model.load() command for details on the options available
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or each predefined trigger model:
• trigger.model.load() — ConfigList (on page 14-217)
• trigger.model.load() — DurationLoop (on page 14-218)
• trigger.model.load() — Empty (on page 14-219)
• trigger.model.load() — GradeBinning (on page 14-219)
• trigger.model.load() — LogicTrigger (on page 14-221)
• trigger.model.load() — LoopUntilEvent (on page 14-222)
• trigger.model.load() — SimpleLoop (on page 14-224)
• trigger.model.load() — SortBinning (on page 14-225)
Assembling trigger model blocks
This section describes the basic concepts you need to understand to assemble trigger model blocks.
Sequencing trigger model blocks
You can set up the trigger model block from the front panel or by using remote commands.
Trigger model blocks must be sequenced in order — you cannot skip numbers. When the trigger
model completes the last block in the trigger model, the trigger model returns to idle. Idle is
considered to be execution block 0. Branching to block 0 effectively stops the trigger model.
As the trigger model reaches each block, the action defined by that block is started and completed
before the trigger model moves to the next block. Blocks do not overlap.
The trigger model steps through the blocks in sequential order. You can set up branching blocks to
allow nonsequential actions to occur. See Branching blocks (on page 8-37
) for detail on how to use
the branching blocks.
If you skip block numbers, when you initiate the trigger model, the trigger model generates an event
message that reports the missing block. You can view and delete the missing blocks on the
front-panel TriggerFlow
®
. If you delete them using the front-panel options, the remaining blocks are
resequenced.
You can have up to 63 blocks in a trigger model.
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