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Instrument Functions: P - Z
System
Instrument Functions: P - Z
user state.
SYST:PRES:TYPE USER defines the type of preset as the user preset.
With user preset selected, and a user state saved, use SYST:PRES to do a
user preset.
4.8.2.2.2 Mode
Sets the preset type to “Mode.” When you do a preset, the current mode factory default
instrument state will be restored. A mode preset does not change the mode. Refer to
“Preset” on page 221 for more information.
Key Path:
System, Power On/Preset, Preset Type
Readback: Mode
Annunciation/
Annotation: None
Dependencies/
Couplings: None
State Saved: Survives
Preset and power cycle, but no saved in Instrument State.
SCPI Status Bits/
OPC Dependencies: None
Factory
Default: Mode
Remote Command:
:SYSTem:PRESet:TYPE
See “Preset Type” on page 250.
Example: SYST:PRES:TYPE MODE defines the type of preset as the mode preset.
After you have selected mode as the preset type, use SYST:PRES to do a
mode preset.
4.8.2.2.3 Factory
Sets the preset type to “Factory.” When you do a preset, all of the factory default
instrument state will be restored. A factory preset switches the analyzer to the Spectrum
Analysis mode and resets the settings of all the modes to the factory defaults (i.e.
Spectrum Analysis Mode with continuous sweep). Refer to
“Preset” on page 221 for more
information.
Key Path:
System, Power On/Preset, Preset Type
Annunciation/
Annotation: Factory
State Saved: Survives
Preset and power cycle, but not saved in Instrument State.
Factory