Yes you can. You must store the script in volatile program memory so that the remote computer can then call that script to execute. See page 2-45 of the B1500 programming guide- https://www.keysight.com/ca/en/assets/9018-01851/programming-guides/9018-01851.pdf (you will need an account to download!)
Edit: Note the code example is still in BASIC, but the commands can easilty be sent in LabVIEW.
To Store a script..
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The following procedure stores a program (program number n) in the program memory. A multiple command
string is also available.
1. OUTPUT @B1500;"ST n"
where, n is the program number for the program now stored in the program
memory. The value must be an integer, 1 to 2000.
2. OUTPUT @B1500;"XXXX"
where, XXXX must be the command you want to store in the program memory.
Repeat this until all required commands are stored.
Table 2-1 lists the invalid commands for the program memory.
3. OUTPUT @B1500;"END"
Now to Run the script..
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Send the RU or DO command to execute the memory program.
• OUTPUT @B1500;"RU 1,5"
This example executes the programs numbered 1 through 5 sequentially. These
programs must be stored in the memory.
• OUTPUT @B1500;"DO 1,2,3,4,5"
This example executes programs 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 in this order. These programs
must be stored in the memory. A maximum of eight numbers can be specified.
Hope that helps.
Craig
