User Preset; Volume Control - Agilent Technologies N9913A User Manual

User Preset

User Preset allows you to store custom settings for each mode, then recall the
settings when the Preset key is pressed. Your custom settings are saved to a
standard State file (UserPreset.sta). However, unlike State files, calibration data
is NOT saved. Learn more about State files on page 192.
How to set User Preset
 Make your custom settings for all modes.
 When finished, press Preset .
 Then
 Then
How to recall User Preset
 Press Preset .
 Then choose from the following:
NOTES
 Only the instrument settings are saved to UserPreset.sta. No trace data or
 User Preset ON / OFF is saved as a Preference setting. Like all preferences, this
 To return to Factory Preset, select
Audio (Volume) Control
System volume control is a FieldFox global setting which sets speaker volume for
ALL success beeps, key press clicks, and individual features that use the
FieldFox speaker, such as SA Mode Tune and Listen.
The volume control setting remains through a FieldFox Preset. To cause your
volume control setting to remain through a FieldFox shutdown, save the setting
as a Preference. Learn how on page 204.
How to set FieldFox Volume Control
 Press System 7
 Then
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Save User Preset, then select
User Preset ON
The entire UserPreset.sta file is recalled. ALL modes assume
Preset (User)
o
the settings that were in place when the User Preset was saved. The active
mode is the mode that was visible when the file was saved.
Mode Preset (User)
o
from UserPreset.sta.
calibration data is saved.
setting survives a FieldFox shutdown and power ON. Therefore, when User
Preset is ON during shutdown, the FieldFox will load UserPreset.sta when it is
powered ON.
UserPreset.sta remain stored on the FieldFox. When User Preset is OFF, you
can also set the Startup Mode preference that determines which mode will be
visible after powering ON. Learn more on page 205.
Volume
Yes to confirm.
The settings for only the current mode are recalled
User Preset
OFF. The contents of
FieldFox User's Guide