Rohde & Schwarz SGS100A - How to Delete All Instruments; How to Delete an Instrument; How to Reserve the Instrument for Control

Understanding the R&S SGMA-GUI Software
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2. Select the instrument to be edited and click the "Edit" button.
The Edit Instrument dialog opens.
3. Change the settings and confirm with OK.
The edited settings are applied.
6.4.2.6 How to Delete an Instrument
1. In the R&S SGMA-GUI main panel, select "Setup > Instruments".
The Configure Instruments dialog opens.
2. Select the instrument to be deleted and click the "Delete" button.
The selected instrument is deleted from the list of "Available Instruments".
6.4.2.7 How to Delete All Instruments
1. In the R&S SGMA-GUI main panel, select "Setup > Instruments".
The Configure Instruments dialog opens.
2. Click the "Clear" button.
All instruments are deleted from the list of "Available Instruments".
6.4.2.8 How to Reserve the Instrument for Control
1. Open the "SGMA-GUI > Setup > Instruments > Configure Instruments" dialog,
select the instrument in the list of "Available Instruments" and select "Edit".
2. In the "Edit Instrument" dialog, enable "Exclusive Access".
3. Alternatively, send the SCPI command :INSTruments:EACCess[:STATe] from
the external PC the R&S SGMA-GUI is installed on.
The instrument is reserved for control from this external PC and cannot be
accessed from any other controller. A scan function started from another controller
finds the instrument but the instrument is indicated as locked.
The two functions "Exclusive Access" and monitoring are mutually exclusive!
The "Exclusive Access" must be disabled to remote control or monitor the instrument
form another external PC (see Chapter 10.6, "Using the R&S SGMA-GUI to Monitor
the Remote Control Operation", on page 187).
Working with R&S SGMA-GUI