7: TSP command reference Series 2600B System SourceMeter® Instrument
7-142 2600BS-901-01 Rev. B / May 2013
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The command messages do not generate prompts. The instrument generates prompts in response to command
messages.
When the prompting mode is enabled (set to 1), the instrument generates prompts in response to command
messages. There are three prompts that might be generated:
• TSP> is the standard prompt. This prompt indicates that everything is normal and the command is done
processing.
• TSP? is issued if there are entries in the error queue when the prompt is issued. Like the TSP> prompt,
it indicates the command is done processing. It does not mean the previous command generated an
error, only that there are still errors in the queue when the command was done processing.
• >>>> is the continuation prompt. This prompt is used when downloading scripts. When downloading
scripts, many command messages must be sent as a group. The continuation prompt indicates that the
instrument is expecting more messages as part of the current command.
When using this command from a remote node, localnode should be replaced with the node reference, for
example, node[5].prompts.
Do not disable prompting when using Test Script Builder. Test Script Builder requires prompts and
sets the prompting mode behind the scenes. If you disable prompting, using Test Script Builder
causes the instrument to stop responding because it is waiting for the prompt that lets it know that
the command is done executing.
Example
Also see
localnode.prompts4882 (on page 7-142)
localnode.showerrors (on page 7-145)
tsplink.reset() <CTS2600B_only_start>tsplink.reset() <CTS2600B_only_end>
localnode.prompts4882
This attribute enables and disables the generation of prompts for IEEE Std 488.2 common commands.
Type TSP-Link accessible Affected by Where saved Default value
Usage
prompting = localnode.prompts4882
localnode.prompts4882 = prompting
IEEE Std 488.2 prompting mode
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