High Voltage SourceMeter Instrument Reference Manual Section 12:
2470-901-01 Rev. A / May 2019 12-69
Configuration lists are not saved when the instrument is turned off. If you want to save a configuration
list, use a saved setup to store the instrument settings, which include defined configuration lists.
Example
:SOUR:CONF:LIST:CRE "MySourceList"
Creates a source configuration list named MySourceList.
Also see
Configuration lists (on page 4-83)
*SAV (on page 12-9)
:SOURce[1]:CONFiguration:LIST:STORe (on page 12-72)
:SOURce[1]:CONFiguration:LIST:DELete
This command deletes a source configuration list.
Type Affected by Where saved Default value
Usage
:SOURce[1]:CONFiguration:LIST:DELete "<name>"
:SOURce[1]:CONFiguration:LIST:DELete "<name>", <index>
A string that represents the name of a source configuration list
A number that defines a specific configuration index in the configuration list
Details
Deletes a configuration list. If the index is not specified, the entire configuration list is deleted. If the
index is specified, only the specified configuration index in the list is deleted.
When an index is deleted from a configuration list, the index numbers of the following indexes are
shifted up by one. For example, if you have a configuration list with 10 indexes and you delete index
3, the index that was numbered 4 becomes index 3, and the all the following indexes are renumbered
in sequence to index 9. Because of this, if you want to delete several nonconsecutive indexes in a
configuration list, it is best to delete the higher numbered index first, then the next lower index, and so
on. This also means that if you want to delete all the indexes in a configuration list, you must delete
index 1 repeatedly until all indexes have been removed.
Example
:SOURce:CONF:LIST:DEL "MySourceList"
Deletes a configuration list named
MySourceList
.
:SOURce:CONF:LIST:DEL "MySourceList", 2
Deletes configuration index 2 in the
configuration list named
.
Also see
Configuration lists (on page 4-83)
:SOURce[1]:CONFiguration:LIST:CREate (on page 12-68)