AMETEK SFA Series Ethernet Programming User Manual
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SG Series Programming
SCPI Command Operation
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Command
Description
SCPI
:SELected
Causes the presently selected sequence to be deleted
from ram and non-volatile memory. Its previously
allocated memory goes back into the memory pool.
The memory pool is the memory from which the
MALLocate
command allocates memory.
C
:ALL
This command causes all defined sequences to be
deleted from ram and non-volatile memory.
C
:SAVe
The sub tree for the
SAVe
commands.
N
:SELected
Saves the presently selected sequence to non-volatile
memory for preservation while the power supply is off.
Up to 50 sequences a maximum of 20 steps long may
be saved.
N
:ALL
Saves all defines sequences to non-volatile memory.
N
:EXECute
The
EXECute
commands provide a means of explicitly
programming the supply to perform a single action that
would normally have been done in a sequence step.
This in turn provides a means of simulating a sequence.
However, each step is significantly slowed by the need
to parse the command defining the sequence of actions.
C
:EXECute VIMODE,
Allows setting of active voltage, current, and ovp.
C
:EXECute RAMPTOV,
Sets the voltage ramp starting from with Values
and
C
:EXECute RAMPTOC,
Sets the current ramp starting from
going to with values
ramp.
C
:EXECute
POWERSETTINGS,
Command directs the supply to regulate in a constant
power mode to a value of
of
protection setting of
C
:MALLocate DEFAULT
Allocates program memory for a newly named
sequence. This command has no effect on already
existing sequences, and shall generate an error
message if an attempt is made to allocate memory to an
already existing sequence. After allocating memory to a
newly named sequence, that sequence goes from the
EMPTY state to the EDIT state. The state of a
sequence may be queried by the
PROG:STAT?
command. In no case can the total number of
sequences exceed 50.
C