4 System
4.6 Alignments
When backing up alignment data to the flash, if there is already an existing backup
on the flash, a final confirmation message is displayed detailing what is being
backed up and what will be overwritten on the flash (again, the dates and versions
are examples):
Perform Backup (with Flash) (Remote Command Only)
Invokes an alignment data backup operation to the internal flash EEPROM.
Remote
Command
:CALibration:DATA:INTernal:BACKup
Example
:CAL:DATA:INT:BACK
Perform Restore (With Flash) (Remote Command Only)
Invokes an alignment data restore operation from the internal flash EEPROM.
Remote
Command
:CALibration:DATA:INTernal:RESTore
Example
:CAL:DATA:INT:REST
Restore Alignment Defaults
Causes the Alignment system settings to be reset to their default values. This does
not affect any Alignment data stored in the system.
After performing this function, it may impact the auto-alignment time of the
instrument until a new alignment baseline has been established.
When Alignments is selected, a message appears saying:
This will reset all of the settings for the Alignment system to their default
values
No alignment data will be erased
This action cannot be undone. Do you want to proceed?
The dialog includes OK and Cancel controls, for you to affirm or cancel the
operation.
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