Instrument Function
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SMU200A
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"Insert Range"
Inserts new rows before the marked row. The number of rows to be
inserted can be defined in an entry window.
"Fill...."
Opens a sub menu for defining a set of list values to be automatically
entered in the List Mode table (see chapter 5.5.14.2, "Filling the List
Mode Data automatically", on page 274).
"Delete Row"
Deletes the marked row.
"Delete
Range..."
Allows to delete any number of rows starting with the marked row. The
number of rows to be deleted can be defined in an entry window.
"Save as"
Open the file menu to save the list under a new name.
Each list is saved to the instrument's hard disk as a separate file with the
file prefix *.lsw. The file name and the directory to which the file is saved
are user-selectable.
"Save"
The list is saved under its current name.
List Range In - List Mode
Defines an index range in the current list by setting the start and stop index. Only the
values in the selected index range are processed in List mode, all other list entries are
ignored.
SCPI command:
[:SOURce<hw>]:LIST:INDex:STARt on page 755
[:SOURce<hw>]:LIST:INDex:STOP on page 755
Global Trigger/Clock Settings - List Mode
Open the "Global Trigger/Clock Settings" menu. This menu is used among other things
for setting the polarity of the active slope of an applied instrument trigger
In the case of two-path instruments this setting is valid for both paths. It affects the con-
nectors INST TRIG and the INST TRIG B.
See also chapter 5.2.3.10, "Global Trigger/Clock/External Input Settings", on page 137.
SCPI command:
User Marker AUX I/O Settings - List Mode
Calls the menu for configuring the AUX I/O and user interfaces (see chapter 5.2.3.12,
"User Marker / AUX I/O Settings", on page 140).
The pin assignment of the AUX I/O interface is shown in the "User Marker - AUX I/O
Configuration "menu; the assignment of the USER pins 2...4 and USER 1 BNC connector
can be changed.
With two-path instruments, the current assignment to the respective path is given in
addition to the pin assignment.
RF Signal and Analog Modulations - RF Block
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