Using Program Memory - Keysight B2980 Series Programming Manual

Using Program Memory

A program example for using program memory is shown in Table 2-7. This example
is used to store a program in the program memory and execute it.
Program memory can be set and controlled by using the following commands.
Function
Returns the names of all programs defined
in the program memory
Specifies memory program
Defines memory program
Adds program code to the end of the
a
memory program
Sets a value to the variable specified by n
Executes memory program
Changes status of memory program
Blocks other commands until the program
execution status changes to Paused or
a
Stopped
Deletes a memory program
Deletes all memory programs
a. This function is effective for the memory program previously specified
by the :PROG:NAME command.
b. Variables can be used in the memory program. They must be expressed
as %n% (n: integer. 1 to 100) in the memory program.
operation is RUN to change to the running status, PAUS to change to the paused
status, CONT to change to the running status, STOP to change to the stopped status,
or STEP to perform step execution.
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:PROG:CAT?
:PROG:NAME "name"
a :PROG:DEF program_code
:PROG:APP program_code
b :PROG:VARn "value"
a :PROG:EXEC
:PROG:STAT operation
a
:PROG:WAIT? timeout_in_seconds
a :PROG:DEL
:PROG:DEL:ALL
Programming Examples
Using Program Memory
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