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AWG2021 User Manual
Select Operation in the bottom menu to create or edit a sequence file. After you
have done this, you can select a waveform or sequence file from Catalog and
then put together a sequence and set the number of repetitions for that file to
create the sequence file.
Creating a Sequence File. In this example you will create a new sequence file.
1. Select Operation from the bottom menu.
2. Use the general purpose knob to select the file from the Catalog to insert
into the Destination list.
3. Press the front panel VALUE button or ENTER button. The file selected
from the Catalog is inserted into the Destination list. The file being inserted
is placed directly before the inverted display cursor. When the file is
inserted, the inverted cursor will move to Repeat on the same line.
4. Use the numeric keys to input the repetition count, then press the ENTER
button to enter the value. The inverted cursor will move to Destination on
the next line.
The default value for repetition counts is 1. If there is no need to change this
value, press the ! button. The inverted cursor will move to Destination on
the next line.
5. Repeat Steps from 2 to 4 to create the desired sequence. As long as there is
enough memory, the sequence may be up to approximately 8192 lines long.
Button Functions. To select files within the Destination list, press the CURSOR
button, then select with the general purpose knob or numeric keys. When the
numeric keys are used, input the specified line number in the Line input column
at the top left of the CRT screen. Pressing the VALUE or ENTER button enters
this line number and moves the inverted display cursor to the specified line
number.
When the CURSOR button has been pressed, and if the VALUE button or
ENTER button is pressed, the system goes into Insert mode. Pressing either of
these buttons again inserts the file selected from the Catalog into the Destina-
tion list.
Pressing the ! button causes the inverted cursor to move to the right or
downward. Pressing the z button causes the inverted cursor to move to the left
or upward.
Creating and Editing
Sequence Files