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Display Commands
SSAVer
<luminosity> The luminosity control sets the color brightness of the chosen display element. A 100% lumi-
nosity is the maximum color brightness. A 0% luminosity is pure black.
Example This example sets the hue to 50, the saturation to 70, and the luminosity to 90 for the mark-
ers.
10 OUTPUT 707;":DISPLAY:SCOLOR MARKERS,50,70,90"
Query :DISPlay:SCOLor? <color_name>
The query returns the hue, saturation, and luminosity for the specified color.
Returned Format [:DISPlay:SCOLor] <color_name>, <hue>, <saturation>, <luminosity><NL>
Example This example places the current settings for the graticule color in the string variable, Set-
ting$.
20 OUTPUT 707;":DISPLAY:SCOLOR? GRID"
30 ENTER 707;Setting$
SSAVer
Commands :DISPlay:SSAVer {DISabled|ENABled}
:DISPlay:SSAVer:AAFTer <time>
These commands let you disable or enable the analyzer screen saver, and specify a time
before the screen saver turns on.
NOTE These commands are not supported in the 86100C. The 86100C will always be set in the disable mode. Instead,
use and control the screen saver from the operating system.
<time> An integer; either 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8. The time value specifies the amount of time, in hours,
that must pass before the screen saver will turn on.
Example This example enables the analyzer screen saver.
10 OUTPUT 707;":DISPLAY:SSAVER ENABLED"
20 OUTPUT 707;":DISPLAY:SSAVER:AAFT 4"
Queries :DISPlay:SSAVer?
:DISPlay:SSAVer:AAFTer?
The queries return the state of the screen saver.
Returned Format [:DISPlay:SSAVer] {DISabled|ENABled}<NL>
[:DISPlay:SSAVer:AAFTer] <time><NL>