Sequence Wizard > Commands

Manually select an instrument for your sequence. This command does not require any input parameters.

Place the command before initiating the first experiment in your sequence. A window will appear displaying all available instruments. Select a potentiostat and confirm your selection by clicking OK.

Select multiple instruments for your sequence.

Parameter	Description	Units
Group By	Specify how output files are grouped. Select Directory to save the files in a sub-folder of your default output directory or select Precursor to use a prefix for each output file name.

The maximum expected current during the experiment. The setting determines the I/E Range in Fixed mode or the initial I/E Range in Auto mode.

Add multiple Set Imax commands to a sequence to specify different current settings for individual experiments.

Parameter	Description	Units
Expected max current	The maximum expected current.	amperes (A)

Use the experiment's default setting for the cell state or set the cell to remain on.

Parameter	Description	Units
Cell State Mode	Choose Normal to apply the experiment's default cell state setting, or select Leave On to keep the cell active even after the sequence ends

Manually select a Multiplexer for your sequence. This command does not require any input parameters.

Place the command before initiating the first experiment in your sequence. A window will appear displaying all available instruments. Select a Multiplexer and confirm your selection by clicking OK.

Set a single Multiplexer channel to run an experiment with.

Use the Loop (Mux Channel) command to loop between a range of channels.

Parameter	Description	Units
Channel Number	Set a Multiplexer channel, ranging from 1 to 8.

Set a range of Multiplexer channels and loop between them.

Use Multiplexer Channel Select to use only one specific Multiplexer channel.

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The sequence will loop in consecutive order through the selected range of channels.

Parameter

Description

Units

First Channel

Set the first Multiplexer channel used in the loop, ranging from 1 to 8.

Last Channel

Set the last Multiplexer channel of the loop, ranging from 1 to 8.

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This number must be greater than or equal to the First Channel.

Set a single EIS Box™ channel to run an experiment with.

Use the Loop (EIS Box Channel) command to loop between a range of channels.

Parameter	Description	Units
Channel Number	Set an EIS Box channel, ranging from 1 to 8.

Set a range of EIS Box™ channels and loop between them.

Use EIS Box Channel Select to use only one specific EIS Box channel.

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The sequence will loop in consecutive order through the selected range of channels.

Parameter

Description

Units

First Channel

Set the first EIS Box channel used in the loop, ranging from 1 to 8.

Last Channel

Set the last EIS Box channel of the loop, ranging from 1 to 8.

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This number must be greater than or equal to the value for the First Channel.

Manually select a TDC5 temperature controller for your sequence. The command has no input parameters.

Place the command before initiating the first experiment in your sequence. A window will appear displaying all available instruments. Select a temperature controller and confirm your selection by clicking OK.

Set the temperature of your TDC5 temperature controller.

Parameter	Description	Units
Temperature	The temperature to set.	degree Celsius (°C)

Set the state of the Digital Out signal of your potentiostat's Misc. I/O connector.

The potentiostat's Digital Out output sends a TTL-compatible signal (HIGH or LOW) to the connected device.

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Use Gamry's Multipurpose User I/O Cable (P/N 985-00171) to connect the Misc. I/O connector of your Reference™ potentiostat to an external device. The Digital Out pins are 7, 8, 9, and 10 and produce a TTL-compatible (transistor-transistor logic) digital output signal with a 330 Ω output impedance. The HIGH state is a 5 V signal and the TTL LOW state is a 0 V signal. In reality, the signal is never exactly 0 V or 5 V.

Parameter	Description	Units
Digital Out	Set the state of the Digital Out signals 0 to 3 to Low, High, or Last to use the previous state.

Set the state of the Digital In signal of your potentiostat's Misc. I/O connector.

The sequence continues, once the set criterion (HIGH or LOW) at the Digital In input is TRUE.

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Use Gamry's Multipurpose User I/O Cable (P/N 985-00171) to connect the Misc. I/O connector of your Reference™ potentiostat to an external device. The Digital In connections have a 2.2 kΩ input impedance and have the pins 11, 12, 13, and 14. The instrument accepts TTL-compatible digital input signals between 0 V (LOW) and 5 V (HIGH).

Parameter	Description	Units
Digital In	Set the state of the Digital In signals 0 to 3 to Low or High.

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