ILX Lightwave LDT-5900 Series User Manual page 121

RADix?
Action
Notes
Example
*RCL <nrf value>
Recall
Action
Parameter
Notes
Examples
*RST
Reset
Action
Notes
Example
*SAV
Action
Response
Notes
Example
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The RADix? query allows the programmer to determine which radix type for status,
condition, and event query response data is currently selected. Decimal, binary, octal,
and hexadecimal are allowed.
DEC is the default type.
The RADix command is used to select the desired radix. Once it is changed, the new
radix will remain in effect until the unit is power-cycled or a new RADix command is
issued.
"RAD?" -response: DEC, meaning the selected radix is decimal.
Recalls a stored setup configuration from memory.
A single <nrf value> is required. The value can range from 0 to 9.
Setup 0 has a factory-set default configuration as shown in Chapter 2.
If you use GPIB to recall setup 0 (*RCL 0), GPIB mode is set to REMOTE. If you recall
setup "0" by the front panel, GPIB mode is set to LOCAL.
Same function as RECALL on the front panel.
Use *SAV to store various setup configurations for convenient recall.
The current setup is automatically stored and recalled at next power-ON.
*RCL 0 action: recall the factory default setup.
Recalls factory default setup.
This command is identical in function to *RCL 0.
*RST
Saves the current setup configuration in memory.
One value in the range of 1 to 9 is required.
Configuration 0 is reserved for a factory-set default configuration. See *RCL.
It is normally not necessary to save the current setup for next power-ON. The current
setup is automatically stored for recall at next power-ON.
*SAV 2 action: saves the current setup configuration as #2.
C O M M A N D R E F E R E N C E
Comm a nd Reference
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C H A P T E R
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OMMON
D D
EVICE EPENDENT
F P
RONT ANEL
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OMMON
D D
EVICE EPENDENT
F P
RONT ANEL
C
OMMON
D D
EVICE EPENDENT
F P
RONT ANEL
C
OMMON
D D
EVICE EPENDENT
F P
RONT ANEL
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