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Memory-recall
There are three types of recall: carrier, full and RAM. Both carrier and full stores are non-volatile.
The contents of the RAM store are lost when the instrument is switched off.
Carrier recall
The non-volatile carrier frequency store has 100 locations numbered 0 to 99 for carrier frequency
only. These can be recalled and used in conjunction with full recall to apply a set of test conditions
to a range of frequencies.
Full recall
The non-volatile full store has 100 locations numbered 100 to 199 for the storage of instrument
settings. These stores may be recalled and used to reset the instrument's parameters to those which
affect the RF output: carrier frequency, RF level, modulations in use, on/off and source information
and the two modulation oscillator frequencies in use.
RAM recall
The volatile RAM store has locations numbered 200 to 299 for the full storage of instrument
settings. The parameters that are recalled are the same as those for full recall.
Recalling default settings
For a list of the default settings see Table 3-1.
Memory-recall
To recall the factory default settings, press the RCL 999.
RCL
Recall Store 0-299 (short form)
:MEM
Recall Store 0-299
:CFRQ
Recall Carrier Freq Store 0-99
:FULL
Recall Full Store 100-199
:RAM
Recall RAM Store 200-299
Data type :
Decimal Numeric Program Data
Allowed suffices :
None
Default suffix :
None
:UP
Step up through stores. Use this command for memory sequencing
:DN
Step down through stores. Use this command for memory sequencing
Data type :
None
Allowed suffices :
None
Default suffix :
None
Examples: RCL:FULL 125
RCL:UP
RCL?
Prepares message containing information on last memory store that was
recalled in the following format:
:RCL:MEM <nr1>
Examples: :RCL:MEM 126
