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Notes:
1.
The
memory
locations available for
operator
use
are 01
through
50.
Additionally, the
following
special
memory
locations are available:
Memory
location
00 contains
a
backup-memory
location.
After a
recall
{or
sequence)
operation
it
contains
the
last
front
panel
setting.
After a
store
operation,
it
contains
the
data
in
the stored
memory
location before the
store operation.
Thus,
a
recall
operation can be
reversed
by
recalling
location
00.
Memory
location
98 contains
the
Instrument
Preset
State.
Memory
location
99
contains the present instrument
state.
2.
In local control,
two
data
digits
must
be entered
to specify the
memory
location.
The
recall
or
store
is
performed
when
the
second
digit
is
released.
3.
The
last
memory
location specified
(used for
sequence
operations)
is
displayed while
the
[STOJ
or
[RCL]
button
is
pressed.
4.
An
unsigned
integer
is
indicated
with
int.
5.
The
sequence operation
recalls
the
next higher
memory
location, starting
from
the
last
memory
location stored or
recalled.
No
memory
location
needs
to
be
specified.
When
the highest location
is
reached, the
sequence
starts
over again
at
location
01.
6.
While
[SEQ]
is
pressed, the
next
memory
location
number
is
displayed
and
the
memory
location
is
recalled.
This key
is
repeating.
2-29.
Modulation
Entry
The
following information
describes
how
to preset
the
modulation
index
(AM
depth
or
FM/^M
deviation), internal
modulation
rate
(400 or 1000 Hz),
and
how
to
select
the
modulation
source
(internal
and/or
external).
The
FUNCTION-DATA-UNIT
method
of
selecting the
modulation
index
is
summarized
in
the
following
command
syntax.
The
indices
may
also
be modified
using Bright-Digit Edit or
Step Entry. Since
there
is
only
one modulation
display, the
modulation index
displayed
is
determined by
the
last
modulation
FUNCTION
key
pressed.
Command
Syntax:
Select
Function
—
Enter
Data
—
Select
Unit
Summary:
COMMAND
RANGE
RESOLUTION
NOTES
AM Depth
Local
imi
--
DATA
"
C%3
0
to 99%
1%
1,2
Remote
"AM"
—
float
—
"PC"
0
to 99%
1%
1,2,3
Set
FM
Deviation
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