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*PSC <nrf value>
Common
Power-on Status Clear Device Dependent
Front Panel
Action Sets automatic power-on clearing of the enable registers.
Parameters One <nrf value> where 0 = disables power-on clearing and 1 = enables power-on clearing.
Notes Registers affected:
Device Condition Status Enable Service Request Enable
Device Event Status Enable Standard Event Status Enable
Factory default condition: Disabled
In the disabled state, the values of the enable registers are saved through power OFF/ON. The
power-on status clear flag (see *PSC?) is set false, disallowing service request interrupts after power-
on.
In the enabled state, the enable registers are cleared during power-on. The power-on status clear
flag (see *PSC?) is set true, allowing service request interrupts after power-on.
Examples *PSC 0 Disable automatic power-on clearing of the enable registers.
*PSC 1 Enable automatic power-on clearing of the enable registers.
*PSC?
Common
Power-on Status Clear Query Device Dependent
Front Panel
Action Requests the status of the power-on status clear flag.
Parameters None.
Notes Response: 0 – The enable registers are saved through power off/on.
1 – The enable registers are cleared during power on.
Registers affected:
Device Condition Status Enable Service Request Enable
Device Event Status Enable Standard Event Status Enable
See Chapter 3 for more information on register structure.
Examples *PSC? Request state of power-on status clear flag.
*RCL <nrf value> Common
Recall Device Dependent
Front Panel
Action Recalls a stored setup configuration from memory.
Parameters One <nrf value> with a value from 0 – 10.
Notes Configuration 0 is the factory-set default configuration.
If Configuration 0 is recalled via GPIB, the instrument will be in Remote mode. If it is recalled from
the font panel, the instrument will be in Local mode.
The *SAV function is used to save configurations for convenient recall.
The current setup is automatically stored and recalled at the next power-on, unless *PSC is used to
enable the power-on status clear flag.
Examples “*RCL 0” –response: instrument is reconfigured to factory-default settings.