Language Reference
PROTECT | Prevent disposal or redenition of internal memory. |
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Example | 10 OUTPUT 723;"PROTECT DLP,ON;" |
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Description The PROTECT command prevents the disposal or redenition of allocated internal memory.
PROTECT ALL protects the entire contents of internal memory against erasure or overwriting by the following commands.
ACTDEF (active
AMPCOR (amplitude correction factors)