Download the MethodSCRIPT documentation Error description tableĬannot reserve the memory needed for this varĬannot run a script without loading one first The MethodSCRIPT documentation will guide with examples of how to use each command. The description of the error combined with the line number, helps you to find the incorrect command. If you encounter an error, look up the description of the error in the table below. For parsing errors, the comment lines do count. The reported line number for runtime errors does not count comment lines. !XXXX: Line L Comment lines only count during parsing C = Line character number, starting at 1 (only visible during parsing).XXXX = The error code, see table below, where:.These errors can occur either during the parsing of the script or during the execution of the script (runtime). Note the two new lines after “hello world”, for which you can press the enter key twice:Įrrors can occur that prevent the execution of the MethodSCRIPT. This is an example of pasting the hello world script from the clipboard in TeraTerm. Typing long commands or even scripts will trigger a timeout error 0009. Manually typing your commands is only doable for short commands. To enter scripts via Tera Term, please paste scripts from the clipboard by using your right mouse button. As a serial port setup, select a COM port with FTDI in the device instance ID (in case of EmStat Pico) or one that shows EmStat4 (for the EmStat4 LR or HR) in the device friendly name.Select the Consolas font, regular style, size 10.Setup the terminal to receive and transmit LF: line feed.Via this serial communication, you can send your MethodSCRIPT commands and see the response of the MethodSCRIPT interpreter. It is often used for serial communication. Tera Term is an open-source and free terminal emulator program. When debugging your script, you would like to get immediate feedback: on which line is there an error? The PalmSens instruments that support MethodSCRIPT, can communicate via a serial connection.

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