
Programming
Examples
follow
the
PA
instruction;
each
number
must
be
separated
from
the
previous
number
by
a
comma.
0
x
5377;
0
y
4095.
PR
x1,y1
Plot
Relative
vector
.
Move
the
pen
from
the
current
location
to
the
relative
position
specied
by
the
following
x,y
pair
.
Any
number
of
x,y
pairs
may
follow
the
PR
instruction;
each
number
must
be
separated
from
the
previous
number
by
a
comma.
0
x
5377;
0
y
4095.
PD
P
en
Down.
When
followed
by
a
PA
or
PR
instruction,
this
instruction
will
cause
a
visible
vector
to
be
drawn
to
the
new
location.
PU
P
en
Up
.
When
followed
by
a
PA
or
PR
instruction,
this
instruction
will
cause
a
blank
vector
to
be
drawn
to
the
new
location.
LB
ASCII
character
Label
T
ext.
The
ASCII
characters
following
the
LB
command
are
drawn
on
the
display
beginning
in
the
character
cell
at
the
current
vector
position.
The
string
must
be
terminated
with
the
end-of-text
character
,
CNTRL
C.
DF
Set
to
Default
state
(PU ,
PA ).
SPn
Select
P
en
(Color),
1
to
5
in
the
same
sequence
as
shown
in
the
set
pen
number
menu
(see
4
COPY
5 ).
Summary
of
User
Display
Instructions
The
following
instructions
control
whether
the
standard
measurement
display
(graticule
,
labels
,
etc
.)
and
the
User
Display
are
on
or
o.
KP
Turn
o
User
Display
.
Memory
contents
are
not
changed.
RP
Turn
on
User
Display
.
Memory
contents
are
not
changed.
PG
Clear
(Erase)
User
Display
Memory
.
CS
Turn
o
measurement
display
(standard
graticule
,
trace
,
and
labels).
User
display
is
not
aected.
RS
Turn
on
measurement
display
.
User
display
is
not
changed.
Example
15:
Redene
P
arameter
This
example
demonstrates
the
receiver's
ability
to
redene
a
parameter's
numerator
and
denominator
.
The
rst
part
denes
all
four
parameters
the
same
,
and
then
uses
a
four
parameter
display
to
show
the
dened
parameter
in
four
dierent
formats
.
This
set-up
is
saved
in
Instrument
State
5
and
may
be
recalled
manually
by
the
user
.
Next,
after
a
User
Preset,
data
from
the
sum
and
dierence
outputs
of
a
typical
monopulse
antenna
is
loaded
into
P
arameters
1
and
2.
These
parameters
are
then
re-labeled,
the
display
is
titled
and
presented
using
a
two
parameter
overlay
display
.
This
set-up
is
saved
in
Instrument
State
6.
Example
16:
Read
and
Output
Caution/T
ell
Message
This
example
prints
the
number
and
message
of
any
error
or
warning
shown
on
the
receiver
display
.
The
user
is
rst
prompted
to
\A
djust"
the
receiver
to
force
an
error
to
be
displayed.
T
o
get
an
error
message
,
perform
any
of
the
following:
Press
the
4
=
Ma
rk
er
5
key
with
no
function
active
.
P
erform
a
disc
directory
(press
4
DISC
5
NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
DIRECTORY
)
without
a
disc
in
the
drive
.
Turn
Calibration
ON,
but
select
an
empty
cal
register
.
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HP-IB
Programming
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