Operating instructions

Language Dictionary

Root-Level Commands

Introduction

Root-level commands are those that are specific to the family of electronic loads. The

commands are grouped as either channel-specific or channel-independent commands. In the

Multiple Electronic Load, channel-specific commands are directed (via the CHANnel

command) to specific modules in the mainframe.

Tree Diagram

Figure 4-2 is a tree diagram of the root-level commands. Commands starting at the root

directory are listed as either single commands or command subsystems. Command subsystems

may consist of a single command, but usually are comprised of a set of commands that extend

two or more levels below the root. Refer to Chapter 3-Introduction to Programming for rules

for traversing the command tree and for examples.

Figure 4-2. Electronic Loads Tree Diagram