HP 8753E manual ‘&ble 12-2. SuiIix Character Definitions

‘&ble 12-2. SuiIix Character Definitions

h&V1	DeBnition	char2	Definition
I, P,	Instrument state1
W	Four-channel instrument state
G	Graphics	1	Display graphics
		0	Graphica index
D	Error corrected data	1	Channel 1
		2	Channel 2
		a	Channel 3
		4	Channel 4
B	Raw data	1 to 4	Channel 113, raw arrays 1 to 42
		5 to 8	Channel 214, raw arrays 6 to 8
	Formatted data	1	Channel 1
		2	Channel 2
		8	Channel 3
		4	Channel 4
	Cal	B	call&
	Cal data, channel 1	0	stimuhlsstate
		lto9	Coe&ientslt.oQ
		A	Coefllcient 10
		B	C!oefIkient11
		C	Cuefiicient 12
	Cal data, channel 2	OtoC	sameaschannell
	Memory trace data	1	Channel 1
		2	Channel 2
		8	Channel 3
		4	Channel 4
	Error corrected data (S2P)3	1	Channel 1
		2	Channel 2

1 These are two-channel instrument states readable by previous fhmware versions.

2 Piles Rl through R8 will be saved if a full two-port calibration is active. If a full two-port calibration is not active only Rl will be saved for Channel 1 and 3, and RS for Channel 2 and 4.

3 These flies are written only when a a-port error correction (full a-port or TRL) has been applied.

If correction is on at the time of an external store, the calibration set is stored to disk. (Note that inactive calibrations are not stored to disk.) When an instrument state is loaded into the analyzer from disk, the stimulus and response parameters are restored first. If correction is on for the loaded state, the analyzer will load a calibration set from disk that carries the same title as the one stored for the instrument state.

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