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Memory - erase
ERASE
[not used alone]
:CFRQ
Erase all Carrier Freq Stores (0-99)
:FULL
Erase all Full Stores (100-199)
:RAM
Erase all RAM Stores (200-299)
:ALL
Erase all
Stores (0-299)
Data type :
None
Allowed suffices :
None
Default suffix :
None
Examples: ERASE:FULL
ERASE:ALL
Memory - sequencing
These commands enable you to step through the memory stores in a sequence. For triggering, refer
to 'Memory-triggering' below.
MSEQ
[not used alone]
:MODE
Select sequencing mode of operation. When a sequence is selected, the
user can step through the sequence using the RCL:UP and RCL:DN
commands. The sequence modes are SEQ1 to SEQ9, and the
sequencing can be disabled with the OFF parameter.
Data type :
Character Program Data
Allowed suffices :
None
Default suffix :
None
Examples: MSEQ:MODE OFF
MSEQ:MODE SEQ2
:SEQ1...:SEQ9
:START
Set the memory store for the start of the sequencing loop
:STOP
Set the memory store for the end of the sequencing loop
Data type :
Decimal Numeric Program Data
Allowed suffices :
None
Default suffix :
None
Example: MSEQ:SEQ2:START 50;STOP 70
MSEQ?
Prepares message containing information on the current memory
sequencing mode in the following format:
:MSEQ:MODE <mode>
where: <mode> is character program data indicating the sequence
mode selection
Examples: :MSEQ:MODE SEQ4
:MSEQ:MODE OFF
MSEQ:SEQ1?
.....
MSEQ:SEQ9?
Prepares message containing information on the start and stop settings
of the given memory sequence in the following format:
:MSEQ:SEQn:START <nr1>;STOP <nr1>
where n is between 1 and 9 inclusive
Example: :MSEQ:SEQ4:START 120;STOP 155