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Chapter 4 Remote Interface Reference
System-Related Commands
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DISPlay:TEXT <
quoted string
>
DISPlay:TEXT?
Display a text message on the function generator’s front-panel display.
Sending a text message to the display overrides the display state as set
by the
DISP
command. The
:TEXT?
query reads the message sent to the
front-panel display and returns a quoted string.
• You can use upper- or lower-case letters (A-Z), numbers (0-9), and any
other character on a standard computer keyboard. Depending on the
number of characters you specify in the string, the function generator
will choose one of two font sizes to display the message. You can
display approximately 12 characters in a large font and approximately
40 characters in a small font. An example is shown below.
DISP:TEXT 'Test in Progress...'
• While a message is displayed, information relating to the output
waveform, such as frequency and amplitude, is not sent to the front-
panel display.
DISPlay:TEXT:CLEar
Clear the text message currently shown on the function generator’s
front-panel display.
• If the display is currently enabled (
DISP ON
command), the
DISP:TEXT:CLEAR
command will return the normal front-panel
display mode.
• If the display is currently disabled (
DISP OFF
command), the
DISP:TEXT:CLEAR
command will clear the message but the display
will remain disabled. To enable the display, send the
DISP ON
command, press the key, or send the GTL (Go To Local)
command for GPIB or USB. (For LAN you can send the
SYST:COMM:RLST LOC
command.)
*RST
Reset the function generator to its factory default state, independent of
the
MEM:STAT:REC:AUTO
command setting. However,
*RST
does not
affect stored instrument states, stored arbitrary waveforms, or the I/O
settings, which are stored in non-volatile memory. This command will
abort a sweep or burst in progress and will re-enable the front-panel
display if it was previously disabled (
DISP OFF
command).
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