HP 8753D - Page 198

Saving an
Instrument State
1.
Press 4
SAVE/RECALL
5
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SELECT DISK
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select
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of
the
storage
devices:
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MEMORY
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EXTERNAL
DISK
and
then
congure
as
follows:
a.
Connect
an
external
disk
drive
to
the
analyzer's
HP-IB
connector
,
and
congure
as
follows:
b.
Press
4
LOCAL
5
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DISK
UNIT
NUMBER
and
enter
the
drive
where
your
disk
is located,
followed
by
4
x1
5
.
c.
If
your storage
disk is
partitioned, press
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VOLUME
NUMBER and
enter the
volume number
where
you
want
to
store
the
instrument
state
le
.
d.
Press
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SET
ADDRESSES
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ADDRESS:
DISK
.
e.
Enter
the
HP-IB address
of the
peripheral, if
the
default
address
is
incorrect
(default
= 00).
F
ollow
the
entry
by
pressing
4
x1
5
.
f.
Press
4
LOCAL
5
and
select
one
of
the
following:
Choose
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SYSTEM
CONTROLLER
to
allow
the
analyzer
to
control
peripherals
directly
.
Choose
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TALKER/LISTENER
to
allow
the
computer
controller
to
be
involved
in
all
peripheral
access
operations
.
Choose
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USE
PASS
CONTROL
to
allow
yourself
to
control
the
analyzer
over
HP-IB
and
also
allows
the
analyzer
to
take
or
pass
control.
2.
Press
4
SAVE/RECALL
5
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SAVE
STATE
.
The
analyzer
saves
the
state
in
the next
available register
,if
you are
saving
to
internal
memory
,
or
saves
the
state
to
disk.
Although one
le is
shown to
represent
an
instrument
state
on
the
analyzer
display
,
each
instrument
state is
composed of
numerous les
(which
can be
viewed on
a PC).
Note
If you
have saved
enough
les
that
you
have
used
all
the
default
names
(FILE00
-
FILE31
for
disk
les
,or
REG1
-
REG31
for
memory
les),
you
must
do one of the following in order to
save more states:
use another disk
rename an existing le to make a default name available
re-save a le/register
delete an existing le/register
Printing, Plotting, and Saving Measurement Results 4-35