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Users Manual
ARBS: backup mem
wv00 01024
wv01 03782
wv02 00500
The rotary control or cursor keys can be used to scroll the full list backwards and
forwards through the display. With the appropriate channel selected using its SETUP
key press the soft-key beside the required waveform to load it into that channel’s
memory. Many waveforms can be loaded into and held in the channel’s memory in this
way, up to the 64k point limit. The last one selected will be the one currently output on
that channel.
Once an arb waveform has been loaded into a channel it can also be selected to run from
the STANDARD WAVEFORMS screen, accessed by pressing the STD key, by pressing
the arb soft-key. If more than one arb waveform is held in the channel’s memory the
last one selected will be the one that is output. The complete list of waveforms held in a
channel’s memory can be viewed by pressing the top right soft-key on the ARBS
screen; this causes the channel memory to be displayed instead of the backup
memory, for example:
ARBS: chan mem
wv00 03872
wv01 00128
If the power-on setting has been set to restore last setup on the
POWER ON SETTING screen the waveforms will be restored to the channel’s memory
at power-on. Refer to chapter 14, System Operations from the Utility Menu for more
information.
The same arbitrary waveform can be selected to run on more than one channel; in this
case, when it is edited in backup memory, the changes will also be applied to all copies of
the waveform.
The following sections give full details as to how arbitrary waveforms are created and
modified.
Creating New Waveforms
Pressing the CREATE key calls the CREATE NEW WAVEFORM screen.
CREATE NEW WAVEFORM
free memory: 258972
create blank…
create from copy…
Create Blank Waveform
Pressing the create blank… soft-key calls the menu:
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