Non-Volatile Operating Parameters - Agilent Technologies VS Series Operation Manual

The commands listed in Table 4-3 are used to set non-volatile operating parameters. The
current value of the operating parameter is changed to the new value. If the leak detector is
in back panel control, the response is cant.
Command
INIT-AZ<0
INIT-CPLOCKOUT
INIT-DATE
INIT-DISPLAY
INIT-EMISSION
INIT-EXPONENT
INIT-EXTLEAK
INIT-FILAMENT
VS Series Component Leak Detector
Table 4-3 Non-Volatile Operating Parameters
Preceded by 0 or 1, sets the status of Auto-zero < 0. 0 = off, 1 = on.
Sets the status of the control panel lockout.
Preceded by (0) or (1), 0 = OFF, 1 = ON.
Sets the system date and time.
Preceded by: dow, mm dd yyyy hh mm ss AmPm 24-12 mode,
Where:
2 is the day of the week (dow) (0 = Sunday, 1 = Monday, etc),
mm/dd/yyyy (date),
hh:mm:ss (time)
AmPm (0=AM, 1=PM)
24-12 mode (0 for 24 hr, 1 for 12 hr).
Examples:
2 02 12 2005 04 16 33 1 0 INIT-DATE
(Tuesday, February 12, 2005, 4:16:33 on a 24 hr clock)
2 02 12 2005 04 16 33 1 1 INIT-DATE(Tuesday, February 12, 2005,
4:16:33 PM)
?CURRDATE reports the stored value
Sets the status of the bar graph display to either a log or linear display.
Preceded by (1) Log or (0) Linear.
Sets the emission of the ion source.
Preceded by a three-digit number ( counts), in the range 0 to 255.
Sets the range that the leak detector will operate in when Manual Range
is ON. Preceded by -XX. This command is ignored if the system is in
internal calibrated leak mode.
Sets the value of the external leak. Preceded by a two-digit leak rate
mantissa with a decimal point after the first digit followed by E-, and then
by a two-digit leak range exponent: the helium leak rate number in atm
cc/sec of the calibration standard leak.
Example: 3.2E-08 INIT-EXTLEAK
Sets the operating filament in the ion source. Preceded by a single digit,
either 1 or 2.
Parameter
4-9