Configure Subsystem Commands - Keysight Technologies N778 C Series Programming Manual

4 Measurement Operations & Settings

Configure Subsystem Commands

Command: :CONFigure:MEASurement:SETTing:ACTual?
Syntax: :CONFigure:MEASurement:SETTing:ACTual?
Description: Get the index of the setting currently being used.
Parameters: None
Response: int
A value >0 is returned if the setting has been stored in FLASH memory (using :CONFigure:MEASurement:SETTing:SAVE), or
has been recalled from FLASH memory (using :CONFigure:MEASurement:SETTing:RECall), and has not been changed since.
0 is returned if the setting has not yet been stored. 0 is returned if the FLASH setting has been deleted
(using:CONFigure:MEASurement:SETTing:ERASe) since the last recall or store. -1 is returned if the setting was changed but
has not been saved yet.
Example: :conf:meas:sett:act? → +2
Affects: All instruments
Command: :CONFigure:MEASurement:SETTing:NUMBer?
Syntax: :CONFigure:MEASurement:SETTing:NUMBer?
Description: Get the number of settings. In addition to the settings spaces in FLASH memory, the working memory can hold a setting.
Parameters: None
Response: int
Example: :conf:meas:sett:numb? → +1
Affects: All instruments
Command: :CONFigure:MEASurement:SETTing:PRESet
Syntax: :CONFigure:MEASurement:SETTing:PRESet
Description: Resets the setting values in the working memory. In contrast to the *RST and System:Preset commands, the previous stored
settings remain in nonvolatile RAM and can be recalled again.
Parameters: None
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This section provides the description of the following commands.
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