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Revision as of 19:04, 13 December 2017
Starting with SweepMe!
- Overview of SweepMe!
- Getting Started
- Configure and Start a Measurement
- The SweepEditor
- The SweepBox
- Learn how to get more supported devices by downloading free Device Classes
- Get an idea of the possibilities with SweepMe! by looking at some Measurement Examples.
- Measurement Classes
- GUI navigation
- Troubleshooting
Topics for Advanced Users
- Sweep Scripts
- Using Batch Scripts with variables
- Advanced Sequencer guide, showing complex measurements looping over multiple branches.
- Find description and reference for each Measurement Class.
- Command line interface
- Loading data files with external software
Device Class Development
- Implementing new device classes
- Understanding the Program Architecture of SweepMe! and the interaction between SweepMe! and the measurement instrument.
- Sequencer procedure
- Device Class Structure
- Port manager
- Device Class Assistant
- Including external libraries and dependencies in a Device Class Package
- Uploading a Device Class
- License Guide for Device Classes