Running The Trigger Model - Keithley DMM7510 Reference Manual

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Running the trigger model

You can run the trigger model when the instrument is controlled either locally or remotely. Note that if
you change from remote to local control, the trigger model measurement method remains selected
until you change it.
When you run the trigger model, the existing instrument settings are used for any actions unless you
assigned configuration lists to the trigger model.
Trigger model operation is an overlapped process. This means that you can run other commands
while a trigger model is running if they do not conflict with trigger model operation. For example, you
can print the buffer contents, but you cannot change the measure function.
The initiate command is the overlapped command that starts the process. The command interface is
available immediately after the instrument executes the initiate command so that other commands
can be executed while the trigger model is running.
To change the measurement method, see
Starting the trigger model
Using the front panel:
1. Press the front-panel TRIGGER key for 2 s. A dialog box displays the available trigger methods.
The presently selected method is highlighted.
2. Select Initiate Trigger Model.
3. If the instrument is controlled remotely, a confirmation screen is displayed. Select Yes to change
to front-panel control and start the trigger model.
Using SCPI commands:
Send the command:
:INITiate
Using TSP commands:
Send the command:
trigger.model.initiate()
Aborting the trigger model
You can stop the trigger model while it is in progress. When you stop the trigger model, all trigger
model commands on the instrument are terminated.
Using the front panel:
Press the TRIGGER key for 2 s and select Abort Trigger Model.
Using SCPI commands:
Send the command:
:ABORt
Using TSP commands:
Send the command:
trigger.model.abort()
DMM7510-901-01 Rev. B / May 2015
Switching between measurement methods
Section 3: Functions and features
(on page 3-63).
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