CMU CMU Base System
1100.4903.12 6.17 E-10
Remote Report – Subsystem TRACe
The TRACe subsystem determines whether the remote report is displayed on screen or written to a file.
It corresponds to the Report... hotkeys on the bottom of the Remote screen.
*LLO <Boolean> Local Lockout
<Boolean>
Parameter description Def. value Default unit FW vers.
FALSe |
TRUE
Hitting any front panel key switches to manual control
Front panel keys locked
FALSe – V3.10
Command description
This command has no query form. It locks the front panel keys to prevent an inadvertent switchover to manual
control. If TRUE is set, the hotkeys to control the remote screen are still active. The parameter FALSe re-
activates all front panel keys for switchover to manual control.
This command can be used instead of the universal command LLO is a serial connection is used.
TRACe:REMote:MODE:DISPlay <Enable> Report Display
<Enable>
Parameter description Def. value Default unit FW vers.
ON |
OFF
Remote report displayed on screen
Remote report not displayed
OFF – V3.05
Command description
This command qualifies whether the remote report is displayed on screen.
TRACe:REMote:MODE:FILE <Enable> Report File
<Enable>
Parameter description Def. value Default unit FW vers.
ON |
OFF
Remote report stored
Remote report not stored
OFF – V3.05
Command description
This command qualifies whether the remote report is written to a file named Remote.trc in the root directory of
the internal hard disk.
TRACe:REMote:MODE:ERRor <Enable> Show/Hide Error Messages
<Enable>
Parameter description Def. value Default unit FW vers.
ON | OFF Show or hide error messages ON – V3.08
Command description
This command qualifies whether error messages (marked by a "E !" symbol on a red square) are included in the
remote report.
TRACe:REMote:MODE:SQR <Enable> Show/Hide Service Requests
<Enable>
Parameter description Def. value Default unit FW vers.
ON | OFF Show or hide SRQs OFF – V3.08
Command description
This command qualifies whether a message is written to the remote report whenever the CMU sends a service
request to the controller. The message symbolizes the contents of the status byte (e.g. ERR, OPR, MAV,
OPER,...) and is marked by a red "S" symbol.
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