BNC 835 User Manual - Manual (Page 15)

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Figure 3-a CONTROL Tab
3.2.1 Simultaneously controlling Multiple Signal Generators from one PC
You can easily control multiple Berkeley Nucleonics instruments from a single computer but you need
to start a separate GUI for every instrument as only one instrument is controlled by the GUI at once.
3.2.2 Store and Load Instrument States
Multiple different memory states are available to store instant instrument settings. By clicking on the
Device Settings Memory button the currently saved memory settings are displayed and can be
loaded or overwritten as shown in Figure 3-b . To modify or enter a state, click on the appropriate line
and select if the current instrument settings shall be stored in or loaded from the selected memory
state.
NOTE: Memory 0 is used as default state when the instrument is powered up.
The memory states can also be accessed via the front panel menu.