Front Panel Operation
4-21
3. Assume a Channel Pattern includes channel 1!21
and the slot (slot 1) is configured for 2-pole opera-
tion. Changing the pole-mode of slot 1 to 4-pole
operation makes channel 1!21 unavailable and
clears the Channel Pattern.
4. Assume a Channel Pattern includes channel 1!1. If
channel 1!1 is then added to the restricted channel
list, the Channel Pattern is cleared.
5. Assume a Channel Pattern includes channel 1!1
and Card Pair is enabled. Note that with card pair
enabled, channel 2!1 is then added as a restricted
channel, the Channel Pattern will clear since one of
its channels has become restricted.
Note that if a Channel pattern is included in the Scan
List (i.e. M1) and the Channel Pattern is lost (as ex-
plained above), then the Scan List will also be lost (see
paragraph 4.5.2).
Storing channel patterns
Perform the following steps to store a channel pattern
in a memory location:
Step 1. Place instrument in channel list display state.
SELECT CHANNELS
Step 2. If there are any undesired channels currently
closed, press OPEN ALL to open them.
Step 3. Enter channels that you wish to close.
Channel list entry is explained in paragraph 4.5.2. The
following example demonstrates proper format:
SELECT CHANNELS 1!1, 1!2, 2!4,
The above channel list includes channels 1 and 2 of slot
1, and channel 4 of slot 2.
Step 4. Close channels.
Close the channels specified in the list by pressing
CLOSE.
Step 5. Store the displayed channel pattern.
Perform the following steps to store the channel pat-
tern:
1. Press STORE. The following typical message will
be displayed:
STORE CHANS AT #001
The above message indicates that the channel pat-
tern will be stored at memory location M1.
NOTE
You can exit from the Store mode
without storing the channel pattern by
pressing EXIT. The instrument will re-
turn to the channel list display state.
2. If you wish to store the channel pattern at the dis-
played memory location, proceed to step 3. Other-
wise, use the cursor keys ( and ) and the
number keys to key in the desired memory loca-
tion (001 to 100).
3. To store the channel pattern at the displayed mem-
ory location, press ENTER. The instrument will re-
turn to the channel status display state.
Recalling channel patterns
There are two ways to recall a channel pattern. One
way is to immediately access the channel pattern from
memory using RECALL. The open/close channel pat-
tern will be displayed on the Model 7001 indicating the
actual state of each channel. The other way is to specify
the memory location (i.e. M1) of the channel pattern in
the channel list and/or scan list. The closed channels in
the channel pattern will close when that memory loca-
tion is closed or scanned.
Recalling a channel pattern using RECALL
Perform the following steps to use RECALL:
1. While in channel list or scan list display states,
press RECALL to display the following typical
message:
RECALL CHANS AT #001
The above message indicates that the channel pat-
tern will be recalled from memory location M1.
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