:SYSTem:MPButton:QSPBack:SSCRipt

Command Syntax

:SYSTem:MPButton:QSPBack:SSCRipt {ON | OFF}

Query Syntax

:SYSTem:MPButton:QSPBack:SSCRipt?

Description

When the Multi-Purpose button is configured to run a SCPI script, use this command to select whether to run the same script or a unique script for each instrument mode (Oscilloscope, Eye/Mask, Jitter, and TDR/TDT). To configure the Multi-Purpose button to run a SCPI script file, use the :SYSTem:MPButton:FUNCtion command.

The commands arguments are:

ON

Pressing the MultiPurpose button run a single script regardless of the current instrument mode. This script does not exist, so you must create the script, give it any name that you want, and place it in the \Scripts user folder. You cannot save scripts to the \Multi-Purpose Button subfolder as it is a shortcut to a folder that is write protected.

OFF

A unique script can be assigned to run in each instrument mode (Oscilloscope, Eye/Mask, Jitter, and TDR/TDT). You must first create your scripts for each mode and then save them in the \Scripts user folder. There are default mode scripts located in the \Scripts\Multi-Purpose Button folder as shown in the following table. However, you cannot save scripts to this subfolder as it is a shortcut to a folder that is write protected.

A Default Setup does not clear or reset the currently assigned SCPI scripts. To reset the dialog to the default scripts, click Setup > Factory Preset.

Command Arguments

Argument	Instrument Mode Where Script is Run	Command to Specify Script	Factory Preset Script
ON	All	:MPButton:QSPBack:FNAMe	–
OFF	Eye/Mask	:MPButton:QSPBack:EYE:FNAMe	MultiPurpose Eye.scpi
	Jitter	:MPButton:QSPBack:JITTer:FNAMe	MultiPurpose Jitter.scpi
	Oscilloscope	:MPButton:QSPBack:OSCilloscope:FNAMe	MultiPurpose Scope.scpi
	TDR/TDT	:MPButton:QSPBack:TDR:FNAMe	MultiPurpose TDR.scpi