Remote Control - Commands R&S NRP
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MEMory:CATalog[:ALL]?
Lists the names of all stored device states and correction tables. The length of the response depends
on how many device states and tables are stored. It has the following format:
<NR1>, <NR1> {,"<string>"}
The first two values denote the length in bytes of the occupied RAM and of the RAM still available for
storing states and tables. These values are followed by a string for each stored state and then for each
stored table; this string again consists of two strings and a numeric value:
<string>, <type>, <NR1>
<string> gives the name of the stored data item, <type> the type (TABL or STAT) and <NR1> the length
of the data item in bytes.
Example:
The response to query MEM:CAT? could be:
956,99044,"REFL,STAT,408","NRPZ21,TABL,432","SPLITTER1,TABL,116"
MEMory:CATalog:STATe?
This query only gives a list of stored device states and is otherwise identical with
MEMory:CATalog[:ALL]?.
MEMory:CATalog:TABLe?
This query only gives a list of stored correction tables and is otherwise identical with
MEMory:CATalog[:ALL]?.
MEMory:CLEar[:NAME] <string>
Clears the content of the correction table or the stored device state with the designation <name>. The
table is maintained but does not contain entries.
Caution: This command cannot be cancelled. Cleared values are irretrievably lost.
MEMory:CLEar:TABLe
This command may be used as an alternative to MEMory:CLEar[:NAME] <string>. The content of the
table currently selected with
MEMory:TABLe:SELect[?] <string> is cleared.
MEMory:FREE[:ALL]?
Returns the number of bytes available in memory for storing correction tables and device states as well
as the memory already used.
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