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Remote Control
INTERCEPTOR 147 2 Mbit/s and Data Analyzer
printer device selections are not changed, nor is the RS232
setting changed. This exception ensures that remote
control operation can continue after the *RCL command
is issued. Valid program numbers are 0 to 9.
Example:
>*
RCL 3 Recalls stored test setup number
3.
*RST
Reset to factory defaults. command only
The *RST command sets the INTERCEPTOR 147 to its
factory default settings.
*SAV <int>
Save test setups. command only
The *SAV command saves the current cofiguration of the
test instrument, and under the number you specify. (Valid
numbers are 0 through 9.) This command is the same as
the Program Store item in the AUXILIARY category.
Example:
>*
SAV 3 Saves the current test setup as
Setup #3.
*SRE [<mask> | ?]
Service Request Enable Register command/query
The *SRE command sets the Service Request Enable
Register bits. The value of the bits in the Service Request
Enable Register determines which bits in the Service
Request Register are to be enabled. When a bit of the
Service Request Register and its corresponding enable bit
are set, the Master Summary Status (MSS) bit 6 of the
Status Register is also set. The Master Summary Status bit
represents the summary of all the status registers, queues,
and buffers.
The *SRE? query responds with the current contents of the
Service Request Enable Register. When the Service
Request Enable Register is read, the value returned is the
bit weights of all bits that are set at the time the byte is read.