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Rohde & Schwarz R&S SMW200A - How to Identify Parameters Which Are Not in a Preset State

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File and Data Management
R&S
®
SMW200A
676User Manual 1175.6632.02 ─ 30
External instruments connected to the R&S SMW are also preset, see Chapter 4.4.3,
"External RF and I/Q Settings", on page 135.
Note:
In contrast to the [PRESET] key, the SCPI commands *RST and :SYSTem:PRESet do
not close open dialogs in the GUI.
Consider also the following possibilities:
You can define the settings that are restored when you preset the instrument
(see Chapter 11.2.3, "How to Recall User Settings Automatically after Preset",
on page 677)
In remote control, you can preset the settings of the two instrument paths sepa-
rately
(see Chapter 14.6, "Preset Commands", on page 849)
You can reset the instrument to the factory state
(see "Execute Factory Preset" on page 676)
See also Table 11-1 that contains the key parameters that are reset by the correspond-
ing preset functions.
Remote command:
*RST on page 847
Set To Default
Resets the associated settings of the corresponding dialog or tab.
Remote command:
For example, [:SOURce<hw>]:BB:<Digital Standard>:PRESet
Preset this Parameter
Restores the default value of a single parameter.
Execute Factory Preset
Resets the instrument to its factory settings.
Note: "Factory Preset" retains all security settings and does not delete any user files
like setups or user data.
See also Table 11-1 that contains the key parameters that are reset by the correspond-
ing preset functions.
Remote command:
:SYSTem:FPReset on page 850
11.2.2 How to Identify Parameters Which Are Not in a Preset State
To recognize the current state of the settings related to their default values at the first
glance, enable a function that visually identifies parameters in states different than pre-
set.
To activate this display:
1. Open the context-sensitive menu (touch and hold the screen anywhere in the GUI
of the R&S SMW).
Restoring the (Default) Instrument Configuration

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