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Model 2790 SourceMeter
Memory pattern commands
Memory patterns commands are summarized in
Table 2-4
Memory pattern commands
:ROUTe
:MEMory
[:CHANnels] <n>, <clist>
[:CHANnels]? <n>
:SOURce
:DELay <n>, <NRf>
:DELay? <n>
:RECall <n>
:READ
:CLEar <n>
Reference:
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Switch System Reference Manual
Command
:LEVel <n>, <NRf>, <clist>
:LEVel? <n>
[:STATe] <n>, <b>
:ALL
a.
ROUTe:MEMory[:CHANnels] <n>, <clist>
This command creates a channel pattern for memory <n>. When this command is
received, memory pattern <n> is defined to be all of the channels in <clist>.
Invalid channels in the <clist> will cause <n> to be set to all channels open, which
is the factory default for all 40 user-adjustable memory patterns. Valid values of
<n> are 1 through 40, since 0 is reserved as an all-open pattern.
b.
ROUTe:MEMory:SOURce:LEVel <n>, <NRf>, <clist>
Assign analog output values to the channels in <clist> that will be output when
memory pattern Mn is executed. If any channels in <clist> are not valid analog
output channels, Error -221 Settings Conflict results.
c.
ROUTe:MEMory:DELay <n>, <NRf>
Assign a variable delay in seconds to memory pattern <n>. This delay is in
addition to any delays that have been set with the :TRIG:DELay or SAMP:DELay
commands and is unique to memory pattern <n>.
Table 2-4
and described below.
Description
ROUTe subsystem:
Path to memory pattern commands:
Define channel pattern for memory <n>.
Query channel pattern for memory <n>.
Assign source values to channels.
Query source values for memory <n>.
Assign a variable delay to memory <n>.
Query delay for memory <n>.
Execute memory pattern <n>.
Enable/disable reading for memory <n>.
Clear out memory pattern location <n>.
Clear out all memory patterns.
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