In this section:
TSP command programming notes .......................................... 7-1
Using the TSP command reference ......................................... 7-4
TSP commands ........................................................................ 7-8
TSP command programming notes
This section contains general information about using TSP commands.
Placeholder text
This manual uses italicized text to represent the parts of remote commands that must be replaced by
user specified values. The following examples show typical uses of italicized text:
Example 1:
gpib.address =
address
Where:
address
is an integer (0 to 30) that you specify. For example, to set this attribute to 15 you would
send:
gpib.address = 15
Example 2:
digio.trigger[
N
].assert()
Where:
N
is an integer (
1
to
14
) that you specify. For example, to assert trigger line 7 you would send:
digio.trigger[7].assert()
To assert a trigger line with a variable as the integer, you would send:
triggerline = 7
digio.trigger[triggerline].assert()
Example 3:
smu
X
.trigger.measure.
Y
(
rbuffer
)
Where:
X
refers to the source-measure unit (SMU) channel (use
a
for SMU A).
Y
is the measurement type that you specify (
v
,
i
,
r
, or
p
).
rbuffer
is the reading buffer object where the readings will be stored.
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