Default Settings; Saving And Restoring User Setups - Keithley 6430 Instruction Manual

Front panel control
Front panel display circuitry is controlled from the DISABLE DISPLAY configuration
menu, which is accessed by pressing CONFIG and then EDIT (or TOGGLE). To select an
option (NOW, NEVER, SWEEP, or STORE), use the
desired option, then press ENTER.
The options for DISABLE DISPLAY are explained as follows:
NOW — Select this option to disable the display now.
NEVER — Select this option if you do not want the display to disable.
SWEEP — Select this option if you want the display to disable while performing a sweep.
The display will disable as soon as sweep is started. The display will automatically re-enable
after the sweep is completed.
STORE — Select this option if you want the display to disable when storing source-measure
readings in the buffer. The display will disable as soon as the buffer is enabled. The display
will automatically re-enable after the storage process is completed. Note that with this
option, the display will disable while performing a sweep. Sweep readings are automatically
stored in the buffer.
Remote command programming
Use the following SCPI commands to enable or disable the front panel display circuitry:
:DISPlay:ENABLe OFF
:DISPlay:ENABLe ON

Default settings

By using appropriate menu selections, you can save and recall various instrument setups,
define the power-on configuration, or restore factory defaults as outlined below.

Saving and restoring user setups

You can save and restore up to five of your own user setups using the following procedures.
Saving setups
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Select the various instrument operating modes you wish to save.
Press the MENU key, select SAVESETUP, then press ENTER.
From the SAVESETUP menu, select GLOBAL, then press ENTER.
From the GLOBAL SETUP MENU, select SAVE, then press ENTER.
Select the setup position (0-4) to save, then press ENTER to complete the process.
and keys to place the cursor on the
Disable the display
Enable the display
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