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Chapter 3 Features and Functions
System-Related Operations
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• You can assign a custom name to each of the storage locations
(however, you cannot name location “0” from the front panel).
You can name a location from the front panel or over the remote
interface, but you can only recall a state by name from the front
panel. From the remote interface, you can only recall a stored state
using a number (0 through 4).
• The name can contain up to 12 characters. The first character must
be a letter (A-Z), but the remaining characters can be letters,
numbers (0-9), or the underscore character (“ _ ”). Blank spaces are
not allowed. An error will be generated if you specify a name with
more than 12 characters.
• The function generator will not prevent you from assigning the same
custom name to different storage locations. For example, you can
assign the same name to locations “1” and “2”.
• If you delete an arbitrary waveform from non-volatile memory after
storing the instrument state, the waveform data is lost and the
function generator will not output the waveform when the state is
recalled. The built-in “exponential rise” waveform is output in place of
the deleted waveform.
• The front-panel display state (see “Display Control” on page 115)
is saved when you store the instrument state. When you recall the
state, the front-panel display will return to the previous state.
• An instrument reset does not affect the configurations stored in
memory. Once a state is stored, it remains until it is overwritten or
specifically deleted.
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