HP 8153A - Page 123

l^ble 6-4. Reset State (Standard Setting)
Commands Parameters
(Default)
Notes
Display:BRIGhtness
Display:STATe
SEKSe:power:ATIME
SEKSg: p ower:RANGa:AUTO
SEKSe:powerrWAVElength
SEKSe:POWer:REFerence
SEKSe:POWer:REFerence
SEKSe:POWer:REFerence
SEKSe '.POWer: REFerence: STATe
SEKSe; POWer: REFerence: STATe: RATIo
SEMSe:POWGr:UKIT
SEKSe:CQRRection
ABORT
AB0Rt2
INITiate:GOKTinuous
INITiate2:C0KTinuous
SOURce: AMIKTernal: FREQuency
SOURce:POWer:ATTenuation
SOURce:POWer:ATTenuation2
SOURce:POWer:STATG
SOURce:POWer:WAVElength
1
ON
200MS
ON
TOREF, OdBm
TOB, 0
TOA, 0
OFF
TOREF
W
O.ODB
OFF
OFF
CW
O.ODB
O.ODB
Opp
LOWER
sensor only
sensor only
module dependent
sensor only
two sensors only
two sensors only
sensor only
sensor only
sensor only
sensor only
sensor only
Ch. B sensor only
sensor only
Ch. B sensor only
source only
source only
dual A source
source only
dual A source
Example OUTPUT 722;"*RST'
*SRE
Service Request Enable command.
Syntax *SRE <wsp> <value>
0 < value < 255
Definition The *SRE command sets bits in the Service Request
Enable register. A 1 in a bit in the enable register enables
the corresponding bit in the status register. The value sent
as an integer or a floating point number (NRf).
The register is cleared at power-on. The *RST and *CLS
commands do not change the register.
Remote Operation - Common Commands 6-11