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Returned Parameters: 0 | 1

Related Commands: *RST, *RCL, *SAV

4.3.5.2 OUTP:ARM (not available for XR Series power supplies)

This command selects between the modes of operation. There are two modes of operation for the

power supply: normal mode and auto sequence mode. Normal mode energizes the current

parameters of the supply until stopped. Auto sequence mode sequentially steps through the

memory updating the supply’s parameters as it increments. Each memory location contains the

voltage set point, current set point, over voltage trip, over current trip, and period. The period

parameter specifies the time period for operating at the memory location when auto sequence

operation is deployed. When enabled, the ARM light lights on the front panel.

To initiate a program sequence, select the starting memory location, execute this command, and

issue an OUPT:START (see OUTP:START) or use the front panel start switch. The ARM light

will blink after the start command. If this process reaches the upper memory limit, memory

location 99, the following memory location will revert back to 0 and continue. Auto sequence

operation will continue until an OUTP:STOP is commanded or a memory location with period set

to 0 is encountered.

ARM? returns the arm state of the power supply.

Command Syntax: OUTP:ARM <bool>

Parameters: 0 | OFF | 1 | ON

Examples: OUTP:ARM OFF

OUTP:ARM 1

Query Syntax: OUTP:ARM?

Returned Parameters: 0 | 1

Related Commands: *RST, OUTP:START, OUTP:STOP

4.3.5.3 OUTP:START

This command closes the power supply’s input contactor and initiates either normal or program

mode. Auto sequence mode will be initiated if the ARM option is enabled. Normal mode

energizes the power supply with the current parameters for voltage set point, current set point,

over voltage trip, and over current trip. Auto sequence mode will sequentially step through

memory locations until the stop is commanded, OUTP:STOP, or a terminating condition is

reached (see PER, OUTP:STOP).

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