Command Syntax

:SPRocessN:USER:CONTrol{1:4}:INTeger <number>

<number> is an integer.

Where N identifies one of up to 64 possible operators {1:64} that can be defined as part of a math function. The operators are numbered in the order that they were originally added to the function.

Query Syntax

:SPRocessN:USER:CONTrol{1:4}:INTeger?

Description

Sets the value of a function's user-defined control which has been configured as an integer. User-defined controls are shown in the function's User Operator Setup dialog. The controls are numbered 1 through 4 starting with the top control shown in the dialog. For example, the following figure shows how four controls are numbered:

• "N", an integer, is control 1.
• "Fc", a double, is control 2.
• "Test String", a string, is control 3.
• "Selections", a drop-down list (enumeration), is control 4.

Since control 1 is defined as a integer, you could set its value to 4 using the following command:

SPRocess1:USER:CONTrol1:INTeger 4

In this case, the sibling commands DOUBle, ENUM, FILE, and STRing do not affect this user-defined control as the control has been defined as an integer in the XML configuration file. This user-defined control is defined by the XML file's <Integer> element. The query form of the command returns current value of the user-defined control.

Use the :SPRocess{1:16}:USER:CFILe command to load the XML configuration file for the function.