Running The User Script - Keithley SourceMeter 2611 User Manual

3-12 Test Script Processor Interaction

Running the user script

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Remote programming
The functions for the KIGeneralUser user script can be called after the script is run
as follows:
KIGeneralUser()
After the above command is executed, any of the functions that make up the user
script can be called in the same manner that factory script functions are called
(refer to
Front panel operation
To run the script from the front panel, a test name has to be added to the USER
TESTS submenu of the LOAD TEST menu. Since the KIGeneralUser script is
made up of eight functions, a front panel user test must run the script and also call
a function. The following command will add the test name "PulseVMeasI" to the
menu. It will also configure the test to run the KIGeneralUser script and call the
PulseVMeasureI
display.loadmenu.add("PulseVMeasI", "KIGeneralUser()
PulseVMeasureI()", display.SAVE)
Since no parameters are used in the function ( PulseVMeasureI() ), the test will
be interactive and require the operator to input the test parameters using the front
panel controls. Refer to
earlier in this section for details on running a user script from the front panel.
The command display.loadmenu.add can be used to configure front panel
user tests for the other functions of the script. Make sure to use a different menu
name for each function. For example, the following command will add the name
"PulseIMeasV" for a test to call the PulseIMeasureV function.
display.loadmenu.add("PulseIMeasV", "KIGeneralUser()
PulseIMeasureV()", display.SAVE)
Reference
2600S-900-01 Rev. A / May 2006
Refer to "User scripts" in Section 2 of the Series 2600 Reference
Manual for details on running a user script.
"Step 1: Call the function").
function:
"How do I run a script from the front
Refer to "Load test menu" in Section 14 of the Series 2600 Refer-
ence Manual for details on the display.loadmenu.add function.
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