Rohde & Schwarz SMBV100B - How to Identify Parameters Which Are Not in a Preset State

File and Data Management
R&S
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SMBV100B
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See Chapter 8.5.2, "External RF and I/Q Settings", on page 443.
Consider also the following possibilities:
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You can define the settings that are restored when you preset the instrument
(see Chapter 9.2.3, "How to Recall User Settings Automatically after Preset",
on page 478)
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You can reset the instrument to the factory state
(see "Execute Factory Preset" on page 477)
See also Table 9-1 that contains the key parameters that are reset by the correspond-
ing preset functions.
Remote command:
*RST on page 613
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 9-1 that contains the key parameters that are reset by the correspond-
ing preset functions.
Remote command:
:SYSTem:FPReset on page 616
9.2.2 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 SMBV100B).
2. Select "Mark all parameters changed from preset".
If enabled, the corresponding settings are marked.
Restoring the (Default) Instrument Configuration