Keithley 2450

In this section:
*RCL ........................................................................................ 6-1
*SAV ........................................................................................ 6-2
:ABORt ..................................................................................... 6-2
:FETCh? ................................................................................... 6-3
:MEASure:<function>? ............................................................. 6-4
:READ? .................................................................................... 6-6
CALCulate subsystem .............................................................. 6-7
DIGital subsystem .................................................................. 6-19
DISPlay subsystem ................................................................ 6-22
FORMat.................................................................................. 6-28
OUTPut subsystem ................................................................ 6-31
ROUTe subsystem ................................................................. 6-35
SENSe1 subsystem ............................................................... 6-36
SOURce subsystem ............................................................... 6-60
STATus subsystem ................................................................ 6-89
SYSTem subsystem ............................................................... 6-95
TRACe subsystem ............................................................... 6-107
TRIGger subsystem ............................................................. 6-124
*RCL
This command returns the instrument to the setup that was saved with the *SAV command.
Type Affected by Where saved Default value
Command only
Not applicable
Not applicable
Not applicable
Usage
*RCL <n>
<n>
An integer between 0 and 4 that represents the saved setup
Details
Restores the state of the instrument from a copy of user-saved settings that are stored in the setup memory. The
settings are saved using the *SAV command.
If you view the user-saved settings from the front panel of the instrument, these are stored as scripts named
Setup0<n>.
Example
*RCL 3
Restores the settings stored in memory location 3.
Also see
Saving setups (on page 2-112)
*SAV (on page 6-2)
Section 6
SCPI command reference