User Preset - Agilent Technologies PSA Series User And Programming Manual

Instrument Functions: P - Z
Preset
Dependencies/
Couplings: Depends on the preset type (user, mode or factory) setting in the
Power On/Preset
SCPI Status Bits/
OPC Dependencies: Clears all pending OPC bits. The status byte is set to 0.
Remote Command:
:SYSTem:PRESet
Remote Command Notes: The SYSTem:PRESet command immediately presets the
instrument state to values dependent on the preset type that is currently
selected (FACTory, USER, MODE).
SYSTem:PRESet will not reset "persistent" functions such as IP address,
time/date display style, or auto-alignment state to their factory defaults.
Use SYSTem:PRESet:PERSistent.
SYSTem:PRESet:TYPE sets the type of preset.
page 211.
Example: :SYST:PRES:TYPE MODE sets the preset mode type to mode.
Type" on page 211.
:SYST:PRES presets the instrument to the currently selected preset type.

4.2.1 User Preset

This key is only available when the preset type is set to User. Press
, ,
On/Preset Preset Type
Restores the analyzer to a user defined state that has been saved for all analyzer modes.
You defined this state when
user preset state, then the factory preset state is stored as the user preset state. If the user
preset state has been saved but the load fails for any reason, the error message: Unable to
load user state is displayed in the status line and the state is reset to whatever it was
before the key was pressed. This can sometimes happen if firmware has been
Preset
upgraded or applications have been (un)installed after the user preset state was saved.
can be accessed by pressing
Save User Preset
Key Path:
Preset
Remote Command:
See ":SYSTem:PRESet" on page 186.
:SYSTem:PRESet
Example: SYST:PRES:SAVE saves a user state that will be used for the preset
SYST:PRES:TYPE USER selects the user type preset
SYST:PRES immediately presets the analyzer to the user preset.
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keys.
.
User
Save User Preset
See "Restore Sys Defaults" on page 231.
See "Preset Type" on
was pressed. If the you have never saved a
,
System Power On/Preset
,
System
See "Preset
,
System Power
.
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