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Chapter 5 Command Reference
Description Format
Operating and Programming Guide 5-5
Description Format
Commands and Returns
a
c
b
the pulse sequence) is generated at the Pr
:PULSe:STARt:DATE <four-digit year
Expanded Syntax
Parameter
Context Dependencies
Side Effects
The <four-digit year> range is 1994 to
Command Index
Required characters are shown
in bold type. "..." denotes one
or more parameters; refer to
Expanded Syntax for details.
Synopsis
Identifies a "basic"
(fundamental) command.
Description
Command Mnemonic
Consult Appendix B: Command
Syntax
and Style for notational style.
Allowed Values,
Range and Resolution
Secondary effects on
other functions.
Product Compatibility
(if not present, the command is
supported by both products)
Default Setting
(commands only)
Scope
(commands only)
HP 59551A
1994,1,1
:SYSTem:PRESet
NON-VOLATILE
:PULSe:STARt:DATE . . .
Identifies the date when the individual p
the pulse sequence) is generated at th
This command identifies the date when
output.
The <month> range is 1 to 12.
The <day> range is 1 to 31.
the completion of powerup and first GPS
If you select a date and time which occu
successfuly find a start – and therefore w
and time, the parameters provided should
If the Receiver has been set up to use a t
time.
:SYSTem:PRESet sets the date to January
Theory
Concepts
When the command may
be issued
R
:SYSTem:PRESet
:SYSTem:COMMunicate:SERial:BAUD . . .
Sets the baud rate of PORT 1.
!
Not affected
Indicates that you cautiously use the :SYSTem:COMMunicate:SERIAL
commands to change the Receiver's serial interface parameters (i.e., BAUD, BITS,
PACE, PARity, and SBITs) from their factory default values. It is recommended that
you configure your PC's serial port settings to match the Receiver's factory default
values instead. However, if you must change the parameters, be sure to write down o
r
record all changes. Refer to Chapter 2, "Serial Interface Capabilities," in this guide for
more information.
This command can be executed
via the rear-panel PORT 1 only.