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RIGOL Chapter 2 Command System
2-6 DP700 Programming Guide
Parameter
Name Type Range Default
<position> Discrete {1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12} --
Remarks
 The internal non-volatile memory of DP700 series power supply provides ten storage locations for state
files and two for timer files. They are used to store the state information of the instrument and the
timer parameters, respectively.
 <position>:
{1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10}: indicates the storage location for the state file, which corresponds to
"State1...State10" in the storage and recall interface of the instrument.
{11|12}: indicates the storage location for the timer file, which corresponds to "Timer1 and Timer2" in
the storage and recall interface of the instrument.
 When the state file is saved, the default file name is Rigoln, in which, "n" should be consistent with the
parameter <position>.
When the timer file is saved and <position> is set to 11 or 12, the default file name is Rigol11 or
Rigol12.
 If a file is found to be saved to the specified storage location, but the file is not locked, at this time, if
you use the command, the current state or timer parameters of the power supply will be directly saved
to the specified location (the original file will be overwritten). If a file is found to be saved to the
specified storage location, and the file is locked, the command is invalid (the original file will not be
overwritten).
 You can also send the
:MEMory[:STATe]:STORe command to save the current state or timer
parameters of the power supply to the internal memory.
Example
*SAV 5 /*Saves the current state of the instrument to the storage location State5,
with the file name Rigol5*/
Related Commands
:MEMory[:STATe]:LOCK
:MEMory[:STATe]:LOAD
*TST?
Syntax
*TST?
Description
Queries the self-test result.
Remarks
 The power supply performs the self-test operation when it is powered on. Sending this command can
query the self-test result.
 You can also send the
:SYSTem:SELF:TEST? command to query the self-test result of the instrument.
Return Format
A string. For example, Fan:PASS
Related Command
:SYSTem:SELF:TEST?