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1-10 Quick Start Guide
Getting Started ESG Family Signal Generators
Saving and Recalling an Instrument State
Saving an Instrument State
Recalling an Instrument State
1. Press Save followed by the
Select Seq softkey.
The sequence number becomes the active function. The signal
generator displays the last sequence that you have used.
2. Enter 1 using the numeric
keypad and press the Enter
softkey.
This sets the sequence number to 1. (You can also use the arrow
keys to enter the sequence number.)
3. Press the Select Reg softkey. The register number in sequence 1 becomes the active function.
The signal generator either displays the last register used
[accompanied by the text: (in use)] or, if no registers are in
use, displays register 00 [accompanied by the text:
(available)].
4. Enter 1 using the numeric
keypad and press the
Select Reg softkey.
This selects register 01. (You can also use the arrow keys to
select the register number.)
5. Press the SAVE Seq[1] Reg[01]
softkey.
The current instrument settings, including the frequency,
amplitude, and modulation changes you made, have been stored
in the signal generator memory.
1. Press Preset. This sets the signal generator to its factory-defined instrument
state.
2. Press Recall. Notice that the Select Seq softkey shows sequence 1. (This is
the last sequence that you used.) You do not need to change the
sequence.
3. Press the RECALL Reg softkey. The register to be recalled in sequence 1 becomes the active
function.
4. Enter 1 using the numeric
keypad and press the Enter
softkey.
Notice that your stored instrument settings have been
immediately recalled. (You can also use the arrow keys to select
the register number.)
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