Does shutting down the PNA shuts down the Code Translator (cXL application)?
Because the PNA application is a separate application and runs somewhat independently from the cXL application, the answer really depends. Here are some rules: When the cXL application is initially launched, the cXL application will look for the PNA application. If the PNA application is not running, the cXL application will launch the PNA application. When the instrument completely shuts down (CTL-ALT-DEL), all applications on the instrument will be stopped, including the cXL application. When only the PNA application is shutdown, this does NOT automatically shutdown the cXL application. In the case where the cXL application is running and the PNA application is not running, the cXL application will continue to parse HPIB bus traffic. This usually does not cause any problems, and the typical response to commands will be the log-entry, Unexpected Failure. If both applications are running and the box is put into hibernation, both applications will attempt to run again after you exit hib
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