B.8 initiate:continuous query, B.9 [source:]list:clear command, B.10 [source:]list:control command – KEPCO KLP Series Developers Guide, Rev 3 User Manual

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B.8

INITiate:CONTinuous QUERY

INIT:CONT?

Syntax:

Short Form: INIT:CONT?

Long Form: INITiate:CONTinuous?

Return Value: 1 or 0 (1 = on, 0 = off)

Description: Determines whether continuous triggers are enabled or disabled. Power supply returns value of

INIT:CONT flag: “1” = continuous triggers are enabled (INIT:CONT ON); “0” = continuous triggers dis-
abled (INIT:CONT OFF). (See example, Figure B-1.)

B.9

[SOURce:]LIST:CLEar COMMAND

LIST:CLE

Syntax:

Short Form: LIST:CLE

Long Form: LIST:CLEar>

Description: Clears all list entries by setting all pointers to 0. Also sets LIST:DIR to UP. Related Commands: All

LIST commands (See example, Figure B-2.)

B.10 [SOURce:]LIST:CONTrol COMMAND

LIST:CONT

Syntax:

Short Form: LIST:CONT {1 | 0} (1 = on, 0 = off)
Long Form: LIST:CONTrol>{1 | 0} (1 = on, 0 = off)

Description: If relay control set to LIST, allows user to energize (1 or on) or de-energize (0 or off) internal

relay using LIST commands. A LIST:CONT value (0 or 1) must be entered, regardless of relay con-
trol setting selected. Related Commands: LIST:CONT?.

B.11

[SOURce:]LIST:CONTrol? QUERY

LIST:CONT?

Syntax:

Short Form: LIST:CONT?

Long Form: LIST:CONTrol?

return value = 0 (off, de-energized) or 1 (on, energized)

Description: Identifies whether internal relay is energized (1) or de-energized (0). Related Commands:

LIST:CONT.

B.12 [SOURce:]LIST:CONTrol:POINts?

QUERY

LIST:CONT:POIN?

Syntax:

Short Form: LIST:CONT:POIN?

Long Form: LIST:CONTrol:POINts?

Return Value: <int_value>

Description: Identifies number of control points in the list. If this command returns 0, no control points were

provided: the list will not execute and error, -226,“Lists not same length” will be returned.

B.13 [SOURce:]LIST:COUNt COMMAND

LIST:COUN

Syntax:

Short Form: LIST:COUN <int_value 0 to 65535>Long Form: LIST:COUNt> <int_value 0 to 65535>

Description: Establishes how many times the list is executed. Allows user to establish how many times the list

is executed. The order (beginning to end or end to beginning) is determined by LIST:DIR. For
LIST:COUN 0, the unit will execute the sequence indefinitely until a VOLT:MODE FIXED command is
received. Related Commands: LIST:DIR. (See example, Figure B-2.)

B.14 [SOURce:]LIST:COUNt?

QUERY

LIST:COUN?

Syntax:

Short Form: LIST:COUNT?

Long Form: LIST:COUNt?

Return Value: <int_value>

Description: Identifies how many times the list will be executed. Returns value set by LIST:COUN command.

(See example, Figure B-2.)

B.15 [SOURce:]LIST:COUNt:SKIP COMMAND

LIST:COUN:SKIP

Syntax:

Short Form: LIST:COUN:SKIP nn

Long Form: LIST:COUNt:SKIP nn

nn = 0 to 250

Description: Allows beginning steps of list-generated waveform to be run once, then ignored.

When a list is to be repeated using LIST:COUNT, this command allows the user to skip the first nn
steps once the full set has been executed. After the first iteration (which executes all steps), the first
nn steps are skipped. The LIST:COUN:SKIP command allows the user to precondition a list-generated
waveform by setting unique conditions at the beginning that are not repeated for the rest of the repeti-
tions. LIST:CLEar sets nn to 0. Only works in LIST:DIR UP mode, if LIST:DIR DOWN is issued, this
command has no effect. Related Commands: LIST:COUN, LIST:COUN:SKIP?, LIST:DIR, LIST:CLE.
(See example, Figure B-2.)

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