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Chapter 2
When the unit enters remote mode, the linking screen is not accessable.
2.4.10
Calibration Screen
See calibration chapter for detailed information.
2.4.11
Configure Communications Screen
Display Errors While Remote controls the announcement of errors on the 8000's
screen. When this setting is set to Yes, then all errors will pop up on the 8000 screen,
even in remote mode. When the setting is No, error's are not displayed on the 8000
screen while in remote mode (but will be displayed in local mode). This does not
affect the error list which is queried via the GPIB ERR? query. It is intended to keep
the 8000 screen free of error messages while operating in remote mode.
Use remote screen is intended to help improve throughput on fully loaded 8000
systems. Although throughput improvement is not significant, it may reduce slightly
the latency time between the sending of a GPIB command and the actual time the
command is processed. When this setting is Yes, the 8000 will switch to a "remote"
screen when entering remote mode, although the MENU and MASTER buttons can
be used to switch out of this screen. When leaving remote mode, the 8000 will switch
to the master display, unless the user has left the remote screen.
The GPIB Address is the IEEE-488 device address assigned to the 8000. Valid
addresses are 1 to 31.
Terminal Mode enhances the interface with the 8000 when communicating via the
RS232 in a ANSI/VT100 compatible serial terminal.
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System Operation
Figure 10 - Configure Communications Screen
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