Understanding The Module Code Entry Area; Understanding The Terminating Brace Area; Understanding The Tab Areas; Parameters Tab Area - Keithley 4200-SCS Reference Manual

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Understanding the module code entry area

The module code-entry area is located below the module-parameter area. The module code-entry

area is the KULT window location where you enter, edit, or view the user-module C-code. Scroll

bars located to the right and below the module-code entry area let you move through the code.

The terminating-brace area is a display-only area. KULT automatically enters and displays the

terminating-brace for the user module code.

Four tab areas are accessed by clicking one of the following tabs:

Selections within the Parameters tab, Includes tab, and Description tab areas are facilitated using

pop-up menus. The next four subsections describe the tab areas.

The Parameters tab area is used to define and display the following for each parameter that is

included in the user module call:

The Parameters tab area is near the bottom of the KULT main screen. See example in

Parameters tab area, example entries for the RDS on 42XX user module

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Do not enter the following C-code items in the module code-entry area (KULT enters

these at special locations based on information in other places in the KULT window):

#include and #define statements

The function prototype

The terminating brace

To control internal or external instrumentation, use functions from the Linear Parametric

Test Library (LPTLib). For more information refer to the

Function Reference, page

Parameter name

Parameter data type

Input or output (I/O) data direction

Default, minimum, and maximum values for the parameter

Section Topics

Section 8: Keithley User Library Tool (KULT)

Reference Manual, LPT Library

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