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3.3.3 Defaulting the Database

Defaulting the database sets all non-instrument-specific datapoint parameters to predetermined values,
then suspends the instrument which is indicated by the logo presented on the display. When instrument
operation is suspended, instrument algorithmic control ceases.

The procedure to default the database is presented in

Table 3-4

and the display logo is illustrated in

Figure 3-13

. Entering a 98 in datapoint B00 defaults the database. If it is desired to suspend instrument

operation without defaulting the database, enter a 00 in lieu of a 98 into B00. The defaulted database val-
ues are provided in the configuration tables of

Section 4

and the database tables in

Appendix C, Database

,

under the column headed Default. Those parameter values that are left unaltered when the database is
defaulted are identified with gray-tone shading in the Default column of the tables. It should be noted that
EMODE has a 20 second timeout if it is accessed and its functions (e.g., configure or display) are not used.

Figure 3-13.

Display Logo

Table 3-4. Defaulting the Database

Step

Press

Shift

Result

Press to

Locate

Target

Char.

Result

1

MODE

Puts instrument in EMODE.

2

If CONFIGURE does not appear, press F2.

3

F3

Displays entry line: POINT .
(If the prompt KEY? appears, see

Table 3-5

.)

4

B

Puts B on entry line: POINT .B.

5

.B

0

Shifts B and puts 0 on entry line: POINT .B0.

6

.B0

0

Shifts B0 and puts 0 on entry line: POINT .B00.

7

F3

Displays contents of B00 (0).