Rohde & Schwarz RTP Series - Maintenance Settings; Restoring Settings

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4.6.3 Restoring settings
When you have changed many different settings on the instrument and are no longer
sure which settings are causing which effect in the measurement, you may want to
restore the default settings and start anew. The following methods are available:
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Saving instrument settings to a user-defined preset and restoring the instrument
settings to user-defined default values
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Restoring all settings on the R&S RTP to the factory-defined values
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Restoring settings from a file (see "To load settings from a saveset file"
on page 479)
For details on save/recall instrument settings and associated remote commands, see
Chapter 12.1.1, "Savesets", on page 473.
To save a user-defined preset
1. Open the "Menu" > "Settings" > "Preset" tab.
2. Enter a name for the preset file. Select the file format.
3. Tap Save.
Note: If you want to store the file in another directory than the default one, select
"Save As". See also: Chapter 12.5, "File selection dialog", on page 509
To restore the instrument settings to user-defined default values
1. Open the "Menu" > "Settings" > "Preset" tab.
2. Tap "Open" and select the preset file that contains the required settings.
The instrument settings are restored to values that are stored in the file.
3. To use these settings as preset values, select "Enable user-defined preset".
4. Press the [Preset] key.
To restore all settings to the factory defaults
1. Open the "Menu" > "Settings" > "Preset" > "Factory " tab.
2. Tap the "Restore factory defaults" button.
All settings on the R&S RTP are reset to their factory-defined values. As long as no
user-defined preset file is loaded and "Enable user defined preset " is disabled, the
[Preset] key also resets the instrument settings to factory defaults.
4.7 Maintenance settings
In the "Settings" > "Maintenance" dialog box, you define the the look and feel of the
display element, e.g. waveform colors, result position, or grid behavior.
Maintenance settings