Remote control commands
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:DISPlay:ANNotation[:ALL] <State>
Displays asterisks instead of the level and frequency values in the status bar of the
instrument.
We recommend that you use this mode if you operate the instrument in remote control.
Parameters:
<State> 1 | ON | 0 | OFF
*RST: 1
Example: See Example"Activating screen saver mode and display update"
on page 382
:DISPlay:DIALog:ID?
Returns the dialog identifiers of the open dialogs in a string separated by blanks.
Return values:
<DialogIdList> <DialogID#1>< ><DialogID#2>< > ... < ><DialogID#n>
Dialog identifiers are string without blanks. Blanks are represen-
ted as $$.
Dialog identifiers <DialogID> are composed of two main parts:
<DialogName>[<OptionalParts>]
<DialogName>
Meaningful information, mandatory input parameter for the com-
mands:
:DISPlay:DIALog:OPEN on page 386
:DISPlay:DIALog:CLOSe on page 386
<Optional parts>
String of $<X> values, where <X> is a character, interpreted as
follows:
$q<DialogQualifier>: optional dialog qualifier, usually the
letter A or B, as displayed in the dialog title.
$i<Instances>: comma-separated list of instance indexes,
given in the order h,c,s,d,g,u,0. Default is zero; the termi-
nating ",0" can be omitted.
$t<TabIds>: comma-separated indexes or tab names;
required, if a dialog is composed of several tabs.
$x<Left>$y<Top>$h<Left>$w<Top>: position and size;
superfluous information.
Example:
See Example"Querying the dialog IDs, opening and closing dia-
logs" on page 382
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "SCPI" on page 237
DISPlay subsystem
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