Notes:
1.
The memory locations available for operator use are 01 through 50. Additionally, the
following
special memory locations are available:
Memory
location 00 contains a backup-memory location. After
a
recall {or sequence)
operation it contains the
last front panel setting. After
a store operation, it contains
the
data in the stored memory location before the store operation. Thus, a recall
operation can
be reversed
by
recalling location
00.
Memory location
98
contains the Instrument Preset State.
Memory location
99
contains the present instrument state.
2.
In local control, two data digits must be entered to specify the memory location. The
recall or store is
performed when the second digit is released.
3. The
last memory location specified (used for sequence operations) is displayed while
the
[STOJ
or [RCL] button is pressed.
4. An unsigned integer is indicated with int.
5.
The sequence operation recalls the next higher memory location, starting from the
last
memory location stored or recalled. No memory location needs to be specified.
When the highest
location is
reached, the
sequence
starts
over
again at
location
01.
6.
While
[SEQ] is
pressed,
the
next memory location number
is
displayed
and
the
memory location is recalled. This key is repeating.
2-29.
Modulation Entry
The following information describes how to preset the modulation index (AM depth or
FM/^M
deviation), internal modulation rate
(400
or 1000 Hz),
and
how to select the
modulation source (internal and/or external).
The FUNCTION-DATA-UNIT method of selecting the modulation index is summarized in
the following command syntax.
The
indices may
also be
modified using Bright-Digit
Edit
or
Step Entry. Since there
is only
one
modulation display, the modulation index
displayed
is
determined by the last modulation FUNCTION key pressed.
Command Syntax:
Select
Function
—
Enter
Data
—
Select Unit
Summary:
COMMAND RANGE RESOLUTION
NOTES
AM
Depth
Local
:
imi
--
DATA
“
C%3 0 to 99%
1%
1,2
Remote
:
"AM"
—
float
—
"PC" 0 to 99%
1%
1,2,3
Set
FM
Deviation
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