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8
This allows up to eight different front panel settings to
be stored in memory registers 1 through 8. Synthesizer settings
can then be recalled with the
key. A memory register
can be alternated with the current front panel setting using the
Regs
The information stored in memory registers is retained in memory
indefinitely when ac line power is constantly available, or for
approximately three years without line power. Pressing does
not erase the memory registers (1 through 8).
Register 0 is a memory register also. It saves the last front panel
settings automatically) and can not be accessed through the
key. Likewise, register 9 is reserved for user preset storage and can
not be accessed with the [SAVE) key. Pressing
erases register
0, but not register 9.
SCPI:
<num>
The above is an IEEE 488.2 common command.
Analyzer:
where a numeric value from 1 to 8.
Regs, Clear
Memory, Save Lock
“Saving and Recalling an Instrument State,” in Chapter 1.
“Programming Typical Measurements,” in Chapter 1.
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