HP 8753D - Page 518

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READ
FILE TITLES
searches the
directory of
the disk
for le
names recognized
as belonging
to an
instrument state
,and
displays them
in
the
softkey labels
.No
more than
ve
titles
are
displayed
at
one
time.
If there
are more
than
ve
,
repeatedly
pressing
this
key
causes the
next ve
to be
displayed.
If
there
are
fewer
than
ve,
the remaining
softkey labels
are
blanked.
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READ
SEQ FILE
TITLS
is
a
disk
le
directory
command.
Pressing
this
softkey
will
read
the
rst
six
sequence
titles
and
display
them
in
the
softkey
labels
as
described
in
Loading
a
Sequence
When
the
Title
Is
Not
Known.
These
sequences
can
then
be
loaded
into
internal
memory
.
If
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READ
SEQ
FILE
TITLS
is
pressed
again,
the
next
six
sequence
titles on
the disk
will be
displayed. T
o
read
the
contents
of the
disk starting
again with
the rst
sequence:
remove
the disk,
reinsert it
into the
drive,
and
press
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READ
SEQ
FILE
TITLS
.
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REAL
displays
only
the
real
(resistive)
portion
of the
measured
data
on
a
Cartesian
format.
This
is
similar
to
the
linear
magnitude
format,
but
can
show
both
positive
and
negative
values
.
It
is
primarily
used
for
analyzing
responses
in
the
time
domain, and
also
to
display
an
auxiliary
input
voltage
signal
for
service
purposes
.
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RECALL
CAL
PORT
1
Press
this
key
after
selecting the
le
associated
with
port
1
error
correction
for
adapter
removal
calibration.
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RECALL
CAL
PORT
2
Press
this
key
after
selecting
the le
associated
with
port
2
error
correction
for
adapter
removal
calibration.
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RECALL
COLORS
recalls
the
previously
saved
modied
version
of the
color
set.
This
key
appears
only
when
a
color set
has been
saved.
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RECALL
KEYS
MENU
provides access
to
the
recall
keys
menu
where
specic
registers
can be
recalled.
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RECALL KEYS
on OFF
presents
the
recall
keys
menu
as
the
initial
menu
when
4
SA
VE/RECALL
5 has
been pressed.
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RECALL
REG1
recalls the
instrument state
saved in
register
1.
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RECALL
REG2
recalls
the
instrument
state
saved in
register
2.
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RECALL REG3
recalls the instrument
state saved in register 3.
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RECALL REG4
recalls the instrument state saved in register 4.
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RECALL REG5
recalls the instrument state saved in register 5.
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RECALL REG6
recalls the instrument state saved in register 6.
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RECALL REG7
recalls the instrument state saved in register 7.
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RECALL STATE
is used in conjunction with sequencing, to return the
instrument to the known preset state without turning o
the sequencing function. This is not the same as pressing
the 4
PRESET
5 key: no preset tests are run, and the HP-IB and
sequencing activities are not changed.
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