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Parameter Typical Return
(none) <ASCII string with semicolon-separated fields>
Identify the mainframe's installed power modules: *RDT?
l Example 4-channel response: CHAN1,N6751A;CHAN2,N6752A;CHAN3,N6761A;CHAN4,N6762A
*RST
Reset Command Resets the instrument to pre-defined values that are either typical or safe. These
settings are described in Factory Reset State.
Parameter Typical Return
(none) (none)
Reset the instrument: *RST
l *RST forces the ABORt command. This cancels any trigger actions presently in process, and resets
the WTG bit in the Status Operation Condition register.
*SAV <0-9>
Save State Saves the present state of the instrument to one of ten non-volatile memory locations.
Any state previously stored in the same location will be overwritten. Refer to Reset State for a list of
instrument settings that can be saved. Settings
Parameter Typical Return
0 - 9 (none)
Save state to location 1: *SAV 1
l If a particular state is desired at power-on, it should be stored in location 0. Location 0 is auto-
matically recalled at power turn-on when the Output Power-On state is set to RCL 0.
l The calibration state is NOT saved as part of the *SAV operation.
l Data saved in non-volatile memory, described in the Non-volatile Settings, is not affected by the
*SAV command.
l A reset (*RST) command does not affect the instrument states stored in memory. Once a state is
stored, it remains until it is overwritten or specifically deleted.
*SRE <value>
*SRE?
Service Request Enable Command and Query. Sets the value of the Service Request Enable register.
This determines which bits from the Status Byte Register are summed to set the Master Status
Summary (MSS) bit and the Request for Service (RQS) summary bit. A 1 in any Service Request Enable
register bit position enables the corresponding Status Byte register bit. All such enabled bits are then
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