Keithley SourceMeter 2600 Series Reference Manual page 305

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Series 2600 System SourceMeters Reference Manual
Details
See
"Load test
Also see
display.loadmenu.delete
Examples
Example 1 – Assume a script with a function named "DUT1" has already been loaded
into the Series 2600, and the script has NOT been saved in non-volatile memory.
Now assume you want to add a test named "Test" to the USER TESTS menu. You
want the test to run the function named "DUT1" and sound the beeper. The following
command will add "Test" to the menu, define the chunk, and then save
and
chunk
display.loadmenu.add("Test", "DUT1() beeper.beep(2, 500)",
display.SAVE)
When "Test" is run from the front panel USER TESTS menu, the function named
"DUT1" will execute and the beeper will beep for two seconds.
Now assume you cycle power on the Series 2600. Since the script was not saved in
non-volatile memory, the function named "DUT1" is lost. When "Test" is again run from
the front panel, the beeper will beep, but "DUT1" will not execute because it no longer
exists in the chunk.
Example 2 – Adds entry called "Part1" to the front panel "USER TESTS" load menu for
the chunk "testpart([[Part1]], 5.0)", and saves it in non-volatile memory:
display.loadmenu.add("Part1", "testpart([[Part1]], 5.0)",
display.SAVE)
display.loadmenu.delete
Function
Deletes an entry from the "USER" submenu of the "LOAD TEST" menu.
Usage
display.loadmenu.delete(displayname)
displayname
This function is used to delete an entry (
Remarks
TESTS submenu of the LOAD TEST menu.
Details
See
"Load test
Also see
display.loadmenu.add
Example
Removes the entry named "Part1" from the front panel "USER TESTS" load menu:
display.loadmenu.delete("Part1")
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in non-volatile memory:
Name to remove from the menu.
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Return to
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) from the front panel USER
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2600S-901-01 Rev. A / May 2006
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