REMOTE CONTROL
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SYSTem:OUTPut:SEParate
Sets the command separation character.
Parameter: 0 | 1 (0=EOL, 1=,)
Example: SYST:OUTP:SEP 0
Sets the command separation character as the EOL character.
●The parameters will not be saved.
SYSTem:OUTPut:SEParate?
Returns the command separation character.
Return parameter: 0 | 1 (0=EOL, 1=,)
SYSTem:PARameter:LOAD
Load the system parameters from 0 of 5 memory locations.
Parameter: <NR1> (0~5) (0=Default settings, 1~5= memory number)
Example: SYST:PAR:LOAD 0
Loads the default system parameters.
SYSTem:PARameter:LOAD?
Returns the loaded system parameters.
Return parameter: <NR1> (0~5) (0=Default settings, 1~5= memory number,
Last = State before power-off)
SYSTem:PARameter:SAVE
Saves the system parameters into 1 of 5 memory slots.
Parameter: <NR1> (1~5)
Example: SYST:PAR:SAVE 1
Saves the system parameters to memory 1.
SYSTem:PRESet
This command is nearly identical to *RST. The difference is that *RST resets
the instrument for SCPI operation, and SYSTem:PRESet resets the
instrument for front panel operation. As a result, *RST turns the histogram
and statistics off, and SYSTem:PRESet turns them on.
SYSTem:SCPi:MODE
Sets the SCPI mode. The SCPI mode is used to determine whether the
*IDN? query returns the “Normal” or “Compatible” identification string.
See the SYSTem:IDNStr command for details.
Parameter: NOR | GDM | COMP (NOR=Normal, GDM=8261A, COMP=
User-define)
Example: SYST:SCP:MODE NOR
Sets the SCPI mode to normal.
●The parameters will not be saved.
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