Security

Accesses capabilities for operating the instrument in a security controlled environment.

Activate Secure Display

Remote command only.

This command enables or disables the secure mode display state.

On - This selection turns the signal generator display back on, showing the current settings. Cycling the signal generator power also restores the display. Do note that the current instrument state may be the last state before rebooting. See Power On State for information on the power-on choices available.
Off - This selection blanks the signal generator’s display, hiding the settings and disabling the front panel keys. While in this mode, the display shows "*** SECURE DISPLAY ACTIVATED ***"

SCPI Command	:SYSTem:SECurity:DISPlay ON\|OFF\|1\|0 :SYSTem:SECurity:DISPlay?
SCPI Example	SYST:SEC:DISP OFF SYST:SEC:DISP?
Preset	ON
State Saved	No
Backwards Compatibility SCPI	N51xxB :SYSTem:SECurity:DISPlay
Initial S/W Revision	A.20.00

Activate Restricted Display

Remote command only.

This command enables or disables the secure restricted display mode.

ON - This selection turns on the secure restricted display mode, blanking all frequency values in the GUI including CW Frequency, Frequency Offset, Frequency Reference, and sweep Frequency Start, Stop, and Step.
OFF- This selection turns off the secure restricted display mode, restoring all frequency values in the GUI.

SCPI Command	:SYSTem:SECurity:DISPlay:RESTricted ON\|OFF\|1\|0
SCPI Example	SYST:SEC:DISP:REST ON SYST:SEC:DISP:REST?
Preset	OFF
State Saved	No
Backwards Compatibility SCPI	N51xxB SYSTem:SECurity:DISPlay:RESTricted
Initial S/W Revision	A.20.00

Erase All

Remote command only.

Removes all user files from instrument memory, resets shaping table data to factory defaults, and triggers a Factory Preset. There is no query form for the command.

SCPI Command	:SYSTem:SECurity:ERASeall
SCPI Example	:SYST:SEC:ERAS
Notes	For M9484C: Deletes all contents under <Documents>\Keysight\PathWave\SignalGenerator. User files can be stored anywhere on the system. This command only deletes files within the known user data directory. User files saved outside this directory are not affected.
State Saved	No
Backwards Compatibility SCPI	N51xxB :SYSTem:SECurity:ERASeall
Initial S/W Revision	A.20.00