Re-Displaying An Instrument Message - Agilent Technologies 4294A Operating Manual

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Setting/Using Control and Management Functions

Re-displaying an Instrument Message

Re-displaying an Instrument Message
A message displayed in the instrument message area will be overwritten by the next
message displayed. Also, the message currently displayed disappears when the
key is pressed. Follow these steps to re-display and check instrument messages previously
displayed.
Step 1. Press the
Step 2. Press the
The instrument messages are successively displayed in reverse chronological order when
this key is pressed.
NOTE
The instrument message re-displayed by pressing the
by a number enclosed in [ ], which indicates the messages's position in reverse
chronological order. For example, the last message displayed is preceded with [0], and the
next older message with [-1].
After re-displaying a needed instrument message, the most recent instrument message can
be displayed again by pressing the
You can then use the above procedure to re-display any other stored message you need.
When the oldest message stored is displayed by repeatedly pressing the
RECALL MESSAGE
displayed.
Up to 32 messages can be stored. However, if you turn on the power again after shutting
down the device or execute presetting with the
If no instrument message is stored, pressing the
MESSAGE EMPTY."
You cannot save accumulated instrument messages by using the procedures described in
"Save the setting state, calibration data and memory array (State Save)" on page 271.
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key to display the System menu.
[System]
key to re-display the last instrument message displayed.
RECALL MESSAGE
[Entry Off]
key, another pressing of the key returns to the first message
RECALL MESSAGE
key once to clear the instrument message.
key, they are deleted.
[Preset]
key displays "[0]
RECALL MESSAGE
[Entry Off]
key is preceded
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