Agilent Technologies 8935 Series Reference Guide

Below you will find brief information for Base Station Test Set 8935 Series E6380A. This is a reference guide for using GPIB commands for the Agilent Technologies 8935 Series E6380A CDMA Cellular/PCS Base Station Test Set. The document contains a command dictionary that lists all the available commands, their syntax, and their description. The guide is intended to be used by engineers and technicians who are familiar with GPIB programming.
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Agilent Technologies 8935 Series E6380A
CDMA Cellular/PCS Base Station Test Set
GPIB Syntax Reference Guide
Firmware Version: B.02.00 and above
Agilent Part Number E6380-90073
Revision E
Printed in UK
September 2000
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&copy; Copyright Agilent Technologies 1999 - 2000
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Contents
Manufacturer's Declaration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Safety Considerations for this Instrument . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Certification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Agilent Technologies Warranty Statement for Commercial Products . . . . . . . 37
Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Attention . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Conventions Used in This Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
Trademark Acknowledgments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Which Documents are Required . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
GPIB Command Dictionary
Notice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Using This Dictionary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Description of Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
AFANalyzer subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
:AIN &lt;string&gt;
:AIN? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
:DEMPhasis &lt;string&gt;
:DEMPhasis? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
:DEMPhasis:GAIN &lt;string&gt;
:DEMPhasis:GAIN? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
:DETector &lt;string&gt;
:DETector? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
:DETector:PKLocation &lt;string&gt;
:DETector:PKLocation? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
:DETector:SETTling &lt;string&gt;
:DETector:SETTling? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
:ELResistor &lt;real number&gt;
:ELResistor? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
:FILT1|FILTER1 &lt;string&gt;
:FILT1?|FILTER1? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
:FILT2|FILTER2 &lt;string&gt;
:FILT2?|FILTER2? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
:GTIMe &lt;real number&gt;
:GTIMe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
:INPut &lt;string&gt;
:INPut? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
:INPut:GAIN &lt;string&gt;
:INPut:GAIN? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
:NOTCh:GAIN &lt;string&gt;
:NOTCh:GAIN? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
:NOTCh:FREQuency &lt;real number&gt;
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:NOTCh:FREQuency? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
:RANGing &lt;string&gt;
:RANGing? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
:SMPoint &lt;string&gt;
:SMPoint? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
:SPEaker:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:SPEaker:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
:SPEaker:VOLume &lt;string&gt;
:SPEaker:VOLume? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
AFG1|AFGENERATOR1 subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64
:AM &lt;real number&gt;
:AM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
:DESTination &lt;string&gt;
:DESTination? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
:FM &lt;real number&gt;
:FM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
:FREQuency &lt;real number&gt;
:FREQuency? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
:OUTPut &lt;real number&gt;
:OUTPut? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
AFG2|ENCoder subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67
:AM &lt;real number&gt;
:AM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
:BURSt &lt;integer&gt;
:BURSt? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
:DESTination &lt;string&gt;
:DESTination? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
:FILTer &lt;string&gt;
:FILTer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
:FILTer:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:FILTer:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
:FM &lt;real number&gt;
:FM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
:FREQuency &lt;real number&gt;
:FREQuency? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
:OUTPut &lt;real number&gt;
:OUTPut? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
:PEMPhasis &lt;string&gt;
:PEMPhasis? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
:POLarity &lt;string&gt;
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:POLarity? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
:SEND:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:SEND:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
:SEND . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
:STOP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
:AMPS|TACS:BUSY &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:BUSY? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
:AMPS|TACS:BUSY:DELay &lt;integer&gt; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
:AMPS|TACS:CHANnel &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:CHANnel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
:AMPS|TACS:DATA:AM &lt;real number&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:DATA:AM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
:AMPS|TACS:DATA:FM &lt;real number&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:DATA:FM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
:AMPS|TACS:DATA:LEVel &lt;real number&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:DATA:LEVel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
:AMPS|TACS:DATA:RATE &lt;real number&gt; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
:AMPS|TACS:FILLer:DATA1 &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:FILLer:DATA2 &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:FILLer:DATA1?
:AMPS|TACS:FILLer:DATA2? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
:AMPS|TACS:FILLer:SEND . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
:AMPS|TACS:FILLer:STOP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
:AMPS|TACS:FVCMessage &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:FVCMessage? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
:AMPS|TACS:MESSage:DATA1 &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:MESSage:DATA2 &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:MESSage:DATA1?
:AMPS|TACS:MESSage:DATA2? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
:AMPS|TACS:SAT:AM &lt;real number&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:SAT:AM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
:AMPS|TACS:SAT:FM &lt;real number&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:SAT:FM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
:AMPS|TACS:SAT:LEVel &lt;real number&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:SAT:LEVel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
:AMPS|TACS:SAT:FREQuency &lt;real number&gt; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
:AMPS|TACS:STANdard &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:STANdard? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
:DTMF:FREQuency:COLumn &lt;multiple real number&gt;
:DTMF:FREQuency:COLumn? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
:DTMF:FREQuency:ROW &lt;multiple real number&gt;
:DTMF:FREQuency:ROW? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
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:DTMF:OFFTime &lt;real number&gt;
:DTMF:OFFTime? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:DTMF:ONTime &lt;real number&gt;
:DTMF:ONTime? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:DTMF:SEQuence &lt;string&gt;
:DTMF:SEQuence? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:DTMF:STANdard &lt;string&gt;
:DTMF:STANdard? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:DTMF:TWISt &lt;real number&gt;
:DTMF:TWISt? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:FGENerator:SUNits &lt;string&gt;
:FGENerator:SUNits? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:FGENerator:WAVeform &lt;string&gt;
:FGENerator:WAVeform? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:NAMPs|NTACs:BUSY &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:BUSY? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:NAMPs|NTACs:BUSY:DELay &lt;integer&gt; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:NAMPs|NTACs:CHANnel &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:CHANnel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:NAMPs|NTACs:DSAT:MESS &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:DSAT:MESS? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:NAMPs|NTACs:DSAT:SEND &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:DSAT:SEND? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:NAMPs|NTACs:DSAT:STOP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:AM &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:AM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:FM &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:FM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:LEVel &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:LEVel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:RATE &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:RATE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:FILLer:DATA1 &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:FILLer:DATA2 &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:FILLer:DATA1?
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:FILLer:DATA2? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:FILLer:SEND . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:FILLer:STOP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:NAMPS|NTACS[:FOCC]:MESSage:DATA1 &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPS|NTACS[:FOCC]:MESSage:DATA2 &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPS|NTACS[:FOCC]:MESSage:DATA1?
:NAMPS|NTACS[:FOCC]:MESSage:DATA2? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:MESS &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:MESS? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:RATE &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:RATE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:AM &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:AM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:FM &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:FM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:LEVel &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:LEVel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
:NAMPs|NTACs:SEND
:NAMPs|NTACs:SEND? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
:NAMPS|NTACS:STANdard &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPS|NTACS:STANdard? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
CANalyzer subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
:ACP:POWer:CALibrate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
:ACP:POWer:FILTer &lt;real number&gt;
:ACP:POWer:FILTer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
:ACP:POWer:OFFSet &lt;real number&gt;
:ACP:POWer:OFFSet? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
:ARM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
:AUTO:GAIN? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
:AUTO:POWer:GAIN? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
:CHANnel:POWer:CALibrate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
:CHANnel:POWer:FILTer
:CHANnel:POWer:FILTer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
:DARM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
:DIRection &lt;string&gt;
:DIRection? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
:EVENt:QUALifier &lt;string&gt;
:EVENt:QUALifier? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
:EVENt:TRIGger &lt;string&gt;
:EVENt:TRIGger? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
:EVENt:TRIGger:DELay &lt;real number&gt;
:EVENt:TRIGger:DELay? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
:PATH:GAIN &lt;string&gt;
:PATH:GAIN? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106
:PATH:GAIN:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:PATH:GAIN:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107
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:PNINcrement &lt;real number&gt;
:PNINcrement? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107
:PNMode &lt;string&gt;
:PNMode? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108
:PNOFfset &lt;real number&gt;
:PNOFfset? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108
:POWer:GAIN &lt;string&gt;
:POWer:GAIN? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
:POWer:GAIN:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:POWer:GAIN:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110
:POWer:SAMPle:TIME &lt;real number&gt;
:POWer:SAMPle:TIME? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110
:POWer:ZERO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111
:POWer:ZERO:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:POWer:ZERO:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111
:SAMPle:TIME &lt;real number&gt;
:SAMPle:TIME? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112
:SPECial &lt;string&gt;
:SPECial? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112
:TRIGger:STATe &lt;string&gt;
:TRIGger:STATe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113
CBUFfer subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .114
:DATA &lt;48 or 72 character hex string&gt;
:DATA? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114
:FRAMe:COUNt &lt;integer&gt; &lt;real number&gt;
:FRAMe:COUNt? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114
:FRAMe:STARt &lt;integer&gt;,&lt;real number&gt;
:FRAMe:STARt? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115
:FRAMe:LOAD &lt;integer&gt;,&lt;real number&gt;
:FRAMe:LOAD? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115
:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115
:STATe &lt;string&gt;
:STATe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116
CCOMmon subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .117
:PATH &lt;string&gt;
:PATH? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117
CDANalyzer subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .118
:CONTrol &lt;string&gt;
:CONTrol? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
:CPOWer:CALibrate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119
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:EVENt:QUALifier &lt;string&gt;
:EVENt:QUALifier? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119
:EVENt:TRIGger &lt;string&gt;
:EVENt:TRIGger? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120
:EVENt:TRIGger:DELay &lt;real number&gt;
:EVENt:TRIGger:DELay? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120
:FPOWer:NAVG &lt;integer&gt;
:FPOWer:NAVG? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121
:FPOWer:TOFFset &lt;real number&gt;
:FPOWer:TOFFset? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121
:FPOWer:TOFFset:TRANsfer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121
:GAIN &lt;string&gt;
:GAIN? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122
:GAIN:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:GAIN:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123
:GAIN:VALue? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123
:MARKer:POSition &lt;real number&gt;
:MARKer:POSition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124
:MEASure &lt;string&gt;
:MEASure? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124
:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
:PATH:GAIN &lt;real number&gt;
:PATH:GAIN? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
:PNINcrement &lt;real number&gt;
:PNINcrement? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126
:PNMode &lt;string&gt;
:PNMode? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126
:PNOFfset &lt;real number&gt;
:PNOFfset? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127
:POWer:REFerence &lt;string&gt;
:POWer:REFerence? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127
:PUNit &lt;string&gt;
:PUNit? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128
:SAMPle:TIME &lt;real number&gt;
:SAMPle:TIME? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128
:SCALe:PHASe &lt;string&gt;
:SCALe:PHASe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129
:SCALe:POWer &lt;string&gt;
:SCALe:POWer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129
:SCALe:TIME &lt;string&gt;
:SCALe:TIME? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130
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:THRShld &lt;real number&gt;
:THRShld? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:IS2000:CONTrols &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:CONTrols? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:IS2000:GAIN:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:GAIN:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:IS2000:GAIN:PATH &lt;real number&gt;
:IS2000:GAIN:PATH? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:IS2000:GAIN[:SETTing] &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:GAIN[:SETTing]? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:IS2000:GAIN:VALue? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:IS2000:MARKer:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:MARKer:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:IS2000:MARKer:POSition &lt;integer&gt;
:IS2000:MARKer:POSition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:IS2000:MARKer:REFerence &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:MARKer:REFerence? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:IS2000:MARKer:SCALe &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:MARKer:SCALe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:IS2000:MEASurement:INTerval &lt;real number&gt;
:IS2000:MEASurement:INTerval? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:IS2000:MEASurement:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:MEASurement:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:IS2000:MEASurement:ORDer &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:MEASurement:ORDer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:IS2000:MEASurement[:TYPE] &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:MEASurement[:TYPE]? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:IS2000:PNUMber:INCRement &lt;integer&gt;
:IS2000:PNUMber:INCRement?
:IS2000:PNumber:INCRement &lt;integer&gt;
:IS2000:PNumber:INCRement? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:IS2000:PNUMber:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:PNUMber:MODE?
:IS2000:PNumber:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:PNumber:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:IS2000:PNUMber:OFFSet &lt;integer&gt;
:IS2000:PNUMber:OFFSet?
:IS2000:PNumber:OFFset &lt;integer&gt;
:IS2000:PNumber:OFFset? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:IS2000:POWer:CHANnel[:CALibrate] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:IS2000:POWer:FAST:NAVG &lt;integer&gt;
:IS2000:POWer:FAST:NAVG? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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:IS2000:POWer:UNIT &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:POWer:UNIT? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141
:IS2000:THReshold &lt;real number&gt;
:IS2000:THReshold? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142
:IS2000:TRIGger:ARM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143
:IS2000:TRIGger:DARM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143
:IS2000:TRIGger:DELay &lt;real number&gt;
:IS2000:TRIGger:DELay? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
:IS2000:TRIGger[:EVENt] &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:TRIGger[:EVENt]? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
:IS2000:TRIGger:QUALifier &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:TRIGger:QUALifier? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145
CGENerator subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146
:CONTrol &lt;string&gt;
:CONTrol? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146
:DATA:SOURce &lt;string&gt;
:DATA:SOURce? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146
:DATA:RATE &lt;string&gt;
:DATA:RATE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147
:DIRection &lt;string&gt;
:DIRection? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147
:EBNO:LEVel &lt;real number&gt;
:EBNO:LEVel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148
:EQFilter &lt;string&gt;
:EQFilter? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148
:EVENsec &lt;string&gt;
:EVENsec? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
:SPECial &lt;string&gt;
:SPECial? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
CONFigure subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
:BADDress &lt;integer&gt;
:BADDress? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
:BEEPer &lt;string&gt;
:BEEPer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
:BMODe &lt;string&gt;
:BMODe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
:CDMA:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:CDMA:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
:DATE &lt;integer&gt;
:DATE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152
:KNOB &lt;string&gt;
:KNOB? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152
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:NOTChmode &lt;string&gt;
:NOTChmode? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:OFLevel:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:OFLevel:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:OFLevel:ANTenna &lt;real number&gt;
:OFLevel:ANTenna? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:OFLevel:DUPLex &lt;real number&gt;
:OFLevel:DUPLex? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:OFLevel:RFINout &lt;real number&gt;
:OFLevel:RFINout? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:OFRequency &lt;real number&gt;
:OFRequency? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:OMODe &lt;string&gt;
:OMODe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:OPERation:AUTO
:OPERation:HOLD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:PCMCia:CARD:STATus? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:PCMCia:CARD:TYPE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:PCMCia:CARD:SIZE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:PRINt:ADDRess &lt;integer&gt;
:PRINt:ADDRess? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:PRINt:LINes|LINE &lt;integer&gt;
:PRINt:LINes|LINE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:PRINt:DESTination|PORTs &lt;string&gt;
:PRINt:DESTination?|PORTs? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:PRINt:FFSTart &lt;string&gt;
:PRINt:FFSTart? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:PRINt:FFENd &lt;string&gt;
:PRINt:FFENd? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:PRINt:TITLe &lt;string&gt;
:PRINt:TITLe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:PRINt:PRINter|HPModel|HPMO &lt;string&gt;
:PRINt:PRINter|HPModel|HPMO? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:REFerence:INPut:EXTernal &lt;string&gt;
:REFerence:INPut:EXTernal? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:REFerence:INPut:SELect &lt;string&gt;
:REFerence:INPut:SELect? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:RFCStandard &lt;string&gt;
:RFCStandard? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:RFDisplay &lt;string&gt;
:RFDisplay? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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:RFIMped &lt;string&gt;
:RFIMped? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 164
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:BAUD &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:BAUD? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:PARity &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:PARity? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:DATA &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:DATA? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:STOP &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:STOP? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:FCONtrol|FLOW &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:FCONtrol|FLOW? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:IBECho &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:IBECho? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:IECHo &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:IECHo? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CALL:ORIGinate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CALL:DISConnect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CALL:STATus? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONNect:NUMBer
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONNect:NUMBer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONNect:TIMeout
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONNect:TIMeout? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONNect:HDELay
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONNect:HDELay? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONNect:RETRy
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONNect:RETRy? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:UPDate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:STRing1
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:STRing1?
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:STRing2
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:STRing2?
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:STRing3
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:STRing3? . . . . . . . . . . . . 172
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:ECHaracter
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:ECHaracter? . . . . . . . . . 172
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:ECEQivalent? . . . . . . . . 173
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:SECurity:STATe
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:SECurity:STATe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173
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:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:SECurity:PASSword
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:SECurity:PASSword? . . . . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:SIN|SINP &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:SIN|SINP? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:STATus:LINE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:STATus:MODem? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:BAUD &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:BAUD? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:PARity &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:PARity? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:DATA &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:DATA? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:STOP &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:STOP? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:FCONtrol|FLOW &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:FCONtrol|FLOW? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:STATus:LINE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:STATus:MODem? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CALL:ORIGinate . . . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CALL:DISConnect . . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CALL:STATus? . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONNect:NUMBer
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONNect:NUMBer? . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONNect:TIMeout
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONNect:TIMeout? . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONNect:HDELay
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONNect:HDELay? . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONNect:RETRy
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONNect:RETRy? . . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:UPDate . . . . . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:STRing1
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:STRing1?
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:STRing2
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:STRing2?
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:STRing3
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:STRing3? . . . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:ECHaracter
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:ECHaracter? . . . . .
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:ECEQivalent? . . . .
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:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:SECurity:STATe
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:SECurity:STATe? . . . . . . . . . . . . 182
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:SECurity:PASSword
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:SECurity:PASSword? . . . . . . . . 183
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:BAUD &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:BAUD? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 183
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:PARity &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:PARity? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:DATA &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:DATA? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:STOP &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:STOP? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:FCONtrol|FLOW &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:FCONtrol|FLOW? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:STATus:LINE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:STATus:MODem? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CALL:ORIGinate . . . . . . . . . . . . 186
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CALL:DISConnect . . . . . . . . . . . 187
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CALL:STATus? . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONNect:NUMBer
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONNect:NUMBer? . . . . . . . . . 187
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONNect:TIMeout
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONNect:TIMeout? . . . . . . . . . . 188
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONNect:HDELay
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONNect:HDELay? . . . . . . . . . . 188
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONNect:RETRy
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONNect:RETRy? . . . . . . . . . . . 189
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:UPDate . . . . . . . . . . 189
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:STRing1
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:STRing1?
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:STRing2
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:STRing2?
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:STRing3
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:STRing3? . . . . . . . . 190
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:ECHaracter
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:ECHaracter? . . . . . 190
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:ECEQivalent? . . . . 191
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:SECurity:STATe
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:SECurity:STATe? . . . . . . . . . . . . 191
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:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:SECurity:PASSword
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:SECurity:PASSword? . . . . . . . . 192
:SPSelect &lt;string&gt;
:SPSelect? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 192
:SRLocation &lt;string&gt;
:SRLocation? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 193
:TIME &lt;real number&gt;
:TIME? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 193
DECoder subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .194
:ARM:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:ARM:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 194
:LEVel:AM &lt;real number&gt;
:LEVel:AM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 195
:LEVel:FM &lt;real number&gt;
:LEVel:FM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 196
:LEVel:VOLTs &lt;real number&gt;
:LEVel:VOLTs? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 197
:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 197
:POLarity &lt;string&gt;
:POLarity? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198
:STOP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198
:AMPS|TACS:GATE &lt;real number&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:GATE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 199
:AMPS|TACS:MESSage &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:MESSage? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 199
:AMPS|TACS:STANdard &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:STANdard? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200
:AMPS|TACS:TRIGger:PATTern &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:TRIGger:PATTern? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200
:DTMF:GATE &lt;real number&gt;
:DTMF:GATE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 201
:FGEN:GATE &lt;real number&gt; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 201
:NAMPs|NTACs:CHANnel &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:CHANnel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202
:NAMPs|NTACs:GATE &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:GATE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202
:NAMPs|NTACs:DTMF:GATE &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:DTMF:GATE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203
:NAMPs|NTACs:RVC &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:RVC? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203
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:NAMPs|NTACs:STANdard &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:STANdard? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204
:NAMPs|NTACs:TRIGger:PATTern &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:TRIGger:PATTern? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204
DISPlay subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205
DISPlay
DISPlay? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205
Integer Number Setting Syntax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206
Syntax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206
I/Q Plot Subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207
CONTrols &lt;string&gt;
:CONTrols? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207
[:DISPlay]:SCALe &lt;string&gt;
[:DISPlay]:SCALe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207
:MEASurement:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:MEASurement:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 208
:MEASurement:INTerval &lt;real number&gt;
:MEASurement:INTerval? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 208
:TRIGger:ARM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 208
:TRIGger:DARM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 209
:TRIGger:DELay &lt;real number&gt;
:TRIGger:DELay? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 209
:TRIGger[:EVENt] &lt;string&gt;
:TRIGger[:EVENt]? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 209
:TRIGger:QUALifier &lt;string&gt;
:TRIGger:QUALifier? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 210
MEASure subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 211
:RESet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 211
:AFRequency:ACLevel &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:ACLevel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 211
:AFRequency:AM &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:AM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212
:AFRequency:DCAM &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:DCAM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212
:AFRequency:DCFM &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:DCFM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 213
:AFRequency:DCVolts &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:DCVolts? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214
:AFRequency:DISTortion &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:DISTortion? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214
:AFRequency:FM &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:FM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215
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:AFRequency:FREQuency &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:FREQuency? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:AFRequency:SELect &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:SELect? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:AFRequency:SINAD &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:SINAD? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:AFRequency:SNR &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:SNR? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CANalyzer:ADC:APOWeradc:LEVel &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:ADC:APOWeradc:LEVel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CANalyzer:ADC:EVMadc:LEVel &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:ADC:EVMadc:LEVel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CANalyzer:ADC:RHOadc:LEVel &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:ADC:RHOadc:LEVel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CANalyzer:ADC:TPOWeradc:LEVel &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:ADC:TPOWeradc:LEVel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CANalyzer:CARrier:FEEDthrough &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:CARrier:FEEDthrough? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CANalyzer:ERRor:FREQuency &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:ERRor:FREQuency? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CANalyzer:ERRor:MAGNitude &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:ERRor:MAGNitude? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CANalyzer:ERRor:PHASe &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:ERRor:PHASe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CANalyzer:EVM &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:EVM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CANalyzer:PNOFfset? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CANalyzer:POWer:ACP:LRATio &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:POWer:ACP:LRATio? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CANalyzer:POWer:ACP:URATio &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:POWer:ACP:URATio? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CANalyzer:POWer:ACP:CENTer &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:POWer:ACP:CENTer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CANalyzer:POWer:AVG &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:POWer:AVG? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CANalyzer:POWer:CHANnel &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:POWer:CHANnel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CANalyzer:RHO &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:RHO? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CANalyzer:TIME:OFFSet &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:TIME:OFFSet? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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:CDANalyzer:ADC &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CDANalyzer:ADC? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226
:CDANalyzer:CARRier:FEEDthrough &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CDANalyzer:CARRier:FEEDthrough? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226
:CDANalyzer:CPOWer &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CDANanlyzer:CPOWer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 227
:CDANalyzer:ERRor:FREQuency &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CDANalyzer:ERRor:FREQuency? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 227
:CDANalyzer:ERHo? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 228
:CDANalyzer:MARKer:APOWer &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CDANalyzer:MARKer:APOWer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 228
:CDANalyzer:MARKer:LEVel &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CDANalyzer:MARKer:LEVel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 229
:CDANalyzer:MARKer:PHASe &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CDANalyzer:MARKer:PHASe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230
:CDANalyzer:MARKer:TIME &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CDANalyzer:MARKer:TIME? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231
:CDANalyzer:PNOFfset? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231
:CDANalyzer:TIME:OFFSet &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CDANalyzer:TIME:OFFSet? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 232
:CDANalyzer:TRACe:POWer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 232
:CDANalyzer:TRACe:TOFFset? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233
:CDANalyzer:TRACe:PERRor? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233
:CDANalyzer:TRACe:TPOWer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:ADC &lt;meas cmds&gt;
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:ADC? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 234
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:CARRier[:FEEDthrough]? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 234
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:CHANnel[:POWer]? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:FREQuency[:ERRor]? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:CHANnel:NUMBer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:CHANnel:RATE:RC3? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:CHANnel:RATE:RC4? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:CHANnel:RATE:RC5? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 237
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:CHANnel:SPRead[:RATE]? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 237
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:CHANnel[:WALSh]:ORDer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . 237
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:CHANnel:WIDTh? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 238
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:COMPlex:I[:LEVel]? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:COMPlex:Q[:LEVel]? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:LEVel:ABSolute? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:NOISe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 240
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer[:POWer]? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 240
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:PNumber:OFFSet?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:PNUMber:OFFSet? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 240
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:RHO[:ESTimated]? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 241
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TIME:OFFSet? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 241
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer[:BASic][:VALue]? . . . . . . . . 242
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer[:BASic]:ACTive? . . . . . . . . 242
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer[:BASic]:ALL? . . . . . . . . . . . 243
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:I:ACTive?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:COMBined:ACTive?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:QACTive?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:IS2000:ACTive? 244
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:I:ALL?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:COMBined:ALL?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:Q:ALL?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:IS2000:ALL? . . . 245
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:I[:VALue]?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:Q[:VALue]?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:COMBined[:VALue]?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:IS2000[:VALue]? 246
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:NOISe:ACTive? . . . . . . . . . 247
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:NOISe:ALL? . . . . . . . . . . . . 248
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:NOISe[:VALue]? . . . . . . . . 248
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:POWer:ACTive? . . . . . . . . . 249
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:POWer:ALL? . . . . . . . . . . . 250
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:POWer[:VALue]? . . . . . . . . 250
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer[:BASic]:ACTive? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 251
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer[:BASic]:ALL? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 252
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer[:BASic][:VALue]? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 252
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:I:ACTive?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:COMBined:ACTive?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:QACTive?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:IS2000ACTive? . . . . . . . . . 253
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:I:ALL?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:COMBined:ALL?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:Q:ALL?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:IS2000:ALL? . . . . . . . . . . . 254
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:I[:VALue]?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:COMBined[:VALue]? . . . . 255
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:Q[:VALue]?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:IS2000? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 256
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:NOISe:ACTive? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 256
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:NOISe:ALL? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 257
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:NOISe[:VALue]? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 257
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:POWer:ACTive? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 258
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:POWer:ALL? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 258
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:POWer[:VALue]? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 259
:DEC:AMPS|TACS:NBITs? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 259
:DEC:AMPS|TACS:CDATa? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 260
:DEC:AMPS|TACS:DATA? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 261
:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:ABSolute &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:ABSolute? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 261
:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:ERRor &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:ERRor? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262
:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:DISPlay &lt;string&gt;
:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:DISPlay? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262
:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:ABSolute &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:ABSolute? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 263
:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:ERRor &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:ERRor? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 263
:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:DISPlay &lt;string&gt;
:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:DISPlay? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 264
:DEC:DTMF:TIME:ON &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:DTMF:TIME:ON? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 264
:DEC:DTMF:TIME:OFF &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:DTMF:TIME:OFF? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 264
:DEC:DTMF:SYMBol? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 265
:DEC:FGENerator:FREQuency &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:FGENerator:FREQuency? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 265
:DEC:NAMPs|NTACs:NBITs &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:NAMPs|NTACs:NBITs? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 265
:DEC:NAMPs|NTACs:RECC:DATA? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 266
:DEC:NAMPs|NTACs:RVC:DATA? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 266
:DEC:NAMPs|NTACs:DSAT:DATA? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 266
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:ABSolute &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:ABSolute? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 267
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:ERRor &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:ERRor? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 267
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:DISPlay &lt;string&gt;
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:DISPlay? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 268
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:ABSolute &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:ABSolute? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 268
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:ERRor &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:ERRor? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 269
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:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:DISPlay &lt;string&gt;
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:DISPlay? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 269
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:TIME:ON &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:TIME:ON? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:TIME:OFF &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:TIME:OFF? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:SYMBol? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 271
:IQPLot[:DISPlay]:I? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 271
:IQPLot[:DISPlay]:Q? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 271
:OSCilloscope:MARKer:LEVel:AM &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:OSCilloscope:MARKer:LEVel:AM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272
:OSCilloscope:MARKer:LEVel:FM &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:OSCilloscope:MARKer:LEVel:FM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273
:OSCilloscope:MARKer:LEVel:VOLTs &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:OSCilloscope:MARKer:LEVel:VOLTs? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 274
:OSCilloscope:MARKer:TIME &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:OSCilloscope:MARKer:TIME? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 274
:OSCilloscope:TRACe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 275
:RFRequency:SELect &lt;string&gt;
:RFRequency:SELect? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 275
:RFRequency:FREQuency:ABSolute &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:RFRequency:FREQuency:ABSolute? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 276
:RFRequency:FREQuency:ERRor &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:RFRequency:FREQuency:ERRor? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 276
:RFRequency:POWer &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:RFRequency:POWer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 277
:SANalyzer:MARKer:DELTa:FREQuency &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:SANalyzer:MARKer:DELTa:FREQuency? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 278
:SANalyzer:MARKer:DELTa:LEVel &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:SANalyzer:MARKer:DELTa:LEVel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 279
:SANalyzer:MARKer[:NORMal]:FREQuency &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:SANalyzer:MARKer[:NORMal]:FREQuency? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 280
:SANalyzer:MARKer[:NORMal]:LEVel &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:SANalyzer:MARKer[:NORMal]:LEVel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 280
:SANalyzer:TRACe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281
Multiple Real Number Setting Syntax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .282
Syntax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282
Number Measurement Syntax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .283
Syntax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 283
OSCilloscope subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .285
:CONTrol
:CONTrol? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 285
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:MARKer:NPEak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 285
:MARKer:PPEak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 286
:MARKer:POSition &lt;real number&gt;
:MARKer:POSition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 286
:SCALe:TIME &lt;string&gt;
:SCALe:TIME? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 287
:SCALe:VERTical:AM &lt;string&gt;
:SCALe:VERTical:AM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 288
:SCALe:VERTical:FM &lt;string&gt;
:SCALe:VERTical:FM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 289
:SCALe:VERTical:OFFSet &lt;real number&gt;
:SCALe:VERTical:OFFSet? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 290
:SCALe:VERTical:VOLTs &lt;string&gt;
:SCALe:VERTical:VOLTs? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 291
:TRIGger:LEVel &lt;real number&gt;
:TRIGger:LEVel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 292
:TRIGger:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:TRIGger:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 292
:TRIGger:DELay &lt;real number&gt;
:TRIGger:DELay? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 293
:TRIGger:PRETrigger &lt;real number&gt;
:TRIGger:PRETrigger? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 293
:TRIGger:RESet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 294
:TRIGger:SENSe &lt;string&gt;
:TRIGger:SENSe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 294
:TRIGger:SOURce &lt;string&gt;
:TRIGger:SOURce? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 294
:TRIGger:TYPE &lt;string&gt;
:TRIGger:TYPE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 295
PROGram subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296
[:SELected]:DEFine &lt;program data&gt;
[:SELected]:DEFine? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296
[:SELected]:DELete
[:SELected]:DELete:ALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296
[:SELected]:EXECute . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296
[:SELected]:STATe &lt;variable&gt;
[:SELected]:STATe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 297
[:SELected]:NUMBer &lt;variable&gt;(,&lt;nvalues&gt;)
[:SELected]:NUMBer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 297
[:SELected]:STRing &lt;variable&gt;(,&lt;nvalues&gt;)
[:SELected]:STRing? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 297
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[:SELected]:WAIT
[:SELected]:WAIT? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 297
RAM Usage Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .298
SPEC:RAMDISKALLOC? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 298
SPEC:RAMFORIBASIC? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 298
SPEC:SAVEREGALLOC? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 298
SPEC:TOTALUSERRAM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 298
Real Number Setting Syntax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .299
Syntax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 299
[REGister] subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .300
:CLEar &lt;integer or string&gt; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300
:CLEar:ALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300
:RECall &lt;integer or string&gt; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301
:RECall:LIST? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301
:SAVE &lt;integer or string&gt; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301
:SAVE:LIST? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302
RFANalyzer subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .303
:ATTenuator &lt;string&gt;
:ATTenuator? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 303
:ATTenuator:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:ATTenuator:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 303
:FREQuency &lt;real number&gt;
:FREQuency? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 304
[:FREQuency]:GTIMe &lt;real number&gt;
[:FREQuency]:GTIMe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 304
:IFBW &lt;string&gt;
:IFBW? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 305
:INPut &lt;string&gt;
:INPut? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 305
:PMEasurement:DETector &lt;string&gt;
:PMEasurement:DETector? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 305
:PMEasurement:ZERO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306
:PMEasurement:ZERO:MODE
:PMEasurement:ZERO:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306
:SENSitivity &lt;string&gt;
:SENSitivity? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306
:SQUelch &lt;string&gt;
:SQUelch? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 307
RFGenerator subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .308
:AMPLitude &lt;real number&gt; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308
:ATTenuator &lt;string&gt;
:ATTenuator? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308
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:CHANnel &lt;string&gt;
:CHANnel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 309
:FM:COUPling &lt;string&gt;
:FM:COUPling? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 309
:FM:DCZero . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 309
:FREQuency &lt;real number&gt;
:FREQuency? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 310
:MODulation:AOUT &lt;string&gt;
:MODulation:AOUT? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 310
:MODulation:EXTernal:AM &lt;real number&gt;
:MODulation:EXTernal:AM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 311
:MODulation:EXTernal:DESTination &lt;string&gt;
:MODulation:EXTernal:DESTination? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 311
:MODulation:EXTernal:FM &lt;real number&gt;
:MODulation:EXTernal:FM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 312
:OUTPut &lt;string&gt;
:OUTPut? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 312
SANalyzer subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 313
:ATTenuator &lt;string&gt;
:ATTenuator? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 313
:ATTenuator:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:ATTenuator:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 313
:CFRequency &lt;real number&gt;
:CFRequency? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 314
:CONTrol &lt;string&gt;
:CONTrol? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 314
:DISPlay:SCALe &lt;string&gt;
:DISPlay:SCALe? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315
:INPut &lt;string&gt;
:INPut? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315
:MARKer:DELTa:CFRequency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315
:MARKer:DELTa:NPEak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 316
:MARKer:DELTa:NPLevel &lt;real number&gt;
:MARKer:DELTa:NPLevel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 316
:MARKer:DELTa:PEAK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 316
:MARKer:DELTa:POSition &lt;real number&gt;
:MARKer:DELTa:POSition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 317
:MARKer:DELTa:RLEVel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 317
:MARKer:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:MARKer:MODE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 318
:MARKer[:NORMal]:CFRequency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 318
:MARKer[:NORMal]:NPEak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 319
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:MARKer[:NORMal]:NPLevel &lt;real number&gt;
:MARKer[:NORMal]:NPLevel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:MARKer[:NORMal]:PEAK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:MARKer[:NORMal]:POSition &lt;real number&gt;
:MARKer[:NORMal]:POSition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:MARKer:REFmode
:MARKer:REFmode? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:MASK:BEEP
:MASK:BEEP? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:MASK:DISPlay
:MASK:DISPlay? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:MASK:FIXed:LOWer:POINts:NUMBer
:MASK:FIXed:LOWer:POINts:NUMBer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:MASK:FIXed:LOWer:POINts:EDIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:MASK:FIXed:LOWer:POINts:LEVEL1(through LEVEL15)
:MASK:FIXed:LOWer:POINts:LEVEL1? (through LEVEL15) . . . . . . . . . . .
:MASK:FIXed:LOWer:POINts:FREQuency1 (through FREQ15)
:MASK:FIXed:LOWer:POINts:FREQuency1? (through FREQ15) . . . . . . . .
:MASK:FIXed:UPPer:POINts:NUMBer
:MASK:FIXed:UPPer:POINts:NUMBer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:MASK:FIXed:UPPer:POINts:EDIT
:MASK:FIXed:UPPer:POINts:EDIT? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:MASK:FIXed:UPPer:POINts:LEVEL1 (through LEVEL15)
:MASK:FIXed:UPPer:POINts:LEVEL1? (through LEVEL15) . . . . . . . . . . .
:MASK:FIXed:UPPer:POINts:FREQuency1 (through FREQ15)
:MASK:FIXed:UPPer:POINts:FREQuency1? (through FREQ15) . . . . . . . . .
:MASK:RELative:LOWer:POINts:NUMBer
:MASK:RELative:LOWer:POINts:NUMBer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:MASK:RELative:LOWer:POINts:EDIT
:MASK:RELative:LOWer:POINts:EDIT? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:MASK:RELative:LOWer:POINts:LEVEL1 (through LEVEL15)
:MASK:RELative:LOWer:POINts:LEVEL1? (through LEVEL15) . . . . . . . .
:MASK:RELative:LOWer:POINts:FREQuency1 (through FREQ15)
:MASK:RELative:LOWer:POINts:FREQuency1? (through FREQ15) . . . . .
:MASK:RELative:UPPer:POINts:NUMBer
:MASK:RELative:UPPer:POINts:NUMBer? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:MASK:RELative:UPPer:POINts:EDIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:MASK:RELative:UPPer:POINts:LEVEL1 (through LEVEL15)
:MASK:RELative:UPPer:POINts:LEVEL1? (through LEVEL15) . . . . . . . .
:MASK:RELative:UPPer:POINts:FREQuency1 (through FREQ15)
:MASK:RELative:UPPer:POINts:FREQuency1? (through FREQ15) . . . . . .
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:MASK:TYPE
:MASK:TYPE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 329
:RFGenerator &lt;string&gt;
:RFGenerator? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 330
:RLEVel &lt;real number&gt;
:RLEVel? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 330
:SPAN &lt;real number&gt;
:SPAN? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 331
:TGENerator:AMPLitude &lt;real number&gt;
:TGENerator:AMPLitude? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 331
:TGENerator:DESTination &lt;string&gt;
:TGENerator:DESTination? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 332
:TGENerator:OFRequency &lt;real number&gt;
:TGENerator:OFRequency? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 332
:TGENerator:SWEep &lt;string&gt;
:TGENerator:SWEep? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 333
:TRACe:MHOLd &lt;string&gt;
:TRACe:MHOLd? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 334
:TRACe:NORMalize &lt;string&gt;
:TRACe:NORMalize? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 335
:TRACe:SAVE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 335
STATus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 336
:PRESet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 336
:CALibration:CONDition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 336
:CALibration:ENABle
:CALibration:ENABle? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 336
:CALibration[:EVENt]? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 336
:CALibration:NTRansition
:CALibration:NTRansition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 337
:CALibration[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
:CALibration[:EVENt?]:PTRansition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 337
:COMMunicate:CONDition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 337
:COMMunicate:ENABle
:COMMunicate:ENABle? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 337
:COMMunicate[:EVENt?]:NTRansition
:COMMunicate[:EVENt?]:NTRansition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 338
:COMMunicate[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
:COMMunicate[:EVENt?]:PTRansition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 338
:HARD1:CONDition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 338
:HARD1:ENABle
:HARD1:ENABle? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 338
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:HARD1[:EVENt?]:NTRansition
:HARD1[:EVENt?]:NTRansition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:HARD1[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
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:HARD2:CONDition
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:HARD2:ENABle
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:HARD2[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
:HARD2[:EVENt?]:PTRansition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:OPERation:CONDition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:OPERation:ENABle
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:OPERation[:EVENt?]:NTRansition
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:OPERation[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
:OPERation[:EVENt?]:PTRansition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CALibrating:CONDition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CALibrating:ENABle
:CALibrating:ENABle? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CALibrating[:EVENt?]:NTRansition
:CALibrating[:EVENt?]:NTRansition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CALibrating[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
:CALibrating[:EVENt?]:PTRansition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:QUEStionable:CONDition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:QUEStionable:ENABle
:QUEStionable:ENABle? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:QUEStionable[:EVENt?]:NTRansition
:QUEStionable[:EVENt?]:NTRansition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:QUEStionable[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
:QUEStionable[:EVENt?]:PTRansition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:MEASuring:CONDition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:MEASuring:ENABle
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:MEASuring[:EVENt?]:NTRansition
:MEASuring[:EVENt?]:NTRansition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:MEASuring[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
:MEASuring[:EVENt?]:PTRansition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:CDMA1:CONDition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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:CDMA1[:EVENt?]:NTRansition
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:CDMA1[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
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:IBASic:CONDition? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 344
:IBASic:ENABle
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:IBASic[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
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SYSTem:[ERRor?] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 345
TRIGger subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 346
:ABORt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 346
:IMMediate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 346
:MODE:RETRigger
:MODE:RETRigger? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 346
:MODE:SETTling
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Regulatory Information
Manufacturer's Declaration
This statement is provided to comply with the requirements of the
German Sound Emission Directive, from 18 January 1991.
This product has the following sound pressure emission specification:
• sound pressure Lp &lt;70 dB(A)
• at the operator position
• under normal operation
• according to ISO 7779:1988/EN 27779:1991 (Type Test).
Herstellerbescheinigung
Diese Information steht im Zusammenhang mit den Anforderungen der
Maschinenl&auml;rminformationsverordnung vom 18 Januar 1991.
• Schalldruckpegel Lp &lt; 70 dB(A).
• Am Arbeitsplatz.
• Normaler Betrieb.
• Nach ISO 7779:1988/EN 27779:1991 (Typpr&uuml;fung).
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Safety
GENERAL
This product and related documentation must be reviewed for
familiarization with safety markings and instructions before operation.
This product has been designed and tested in accordance with IEC
Publication 1010, &quot;Safety Requirements for Electronic Measuring
Apparatus,&quot; and has been supplied in a safe condition. This instruction
documentation contains information and warnings which must be
followed by the user to ensure safe operation and to maintain the
product in a safe condition.
SAFETY SYMBOLS
!
Indicates instrument damage can occur if indicated operating limits are
exceeded. Refer to the instructions in this guide.
Indicates hazardous voltages.
Indicates earth (ground) terminal
WARNING
A WARNING note denotes a hazard. It calls attention to a
procedure, practice, or the like, which, if not correctly
performed or adhered to, could result in personal injury. Do not
proceed beyond a WARNING sign until the indicated conditions
are fully understood and met.
CAUTION
A CAUTION note denotes a hazard. It calls attention to an operation
procedure, practice, or the like, which, if not correctly performed or
adhered to, could result in damage to or destruction of part or all of the
product. Do not proceed beyond an CAUTION note until the indicated
conditions are fully understood and met.
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Safety Considerations for this
Instrument
SAFETY EARTH GROUND
A uninterruptible safety earth ground must be provided from the main
power source to the product input wiring terminals, power cord, or
supplied power cord set.
CHASSIS GROUND TERMINAL
To prevent a potential shock hazard, always connect the rear-panel
chassis ground terminal to earth ground when operating this
instrument from a dc power source.
WARNING
!
!
!
This product is a Safety Class I instrument (provided with a
protective earthing ground incorporated in the power cord).
The mains plug shall only be inserted in a socket outlet
provided with a protective earth contact. Any interruption of
the protective conductor inside or outside of the product is
likely to make the product dangerous. Intentional interruption
is prohibited.
This product is not intended for use in wet or damp
environments. Do not expose this product to excessive
moisture. Operate this product only within the temperature
and humidity ranges specified in the user’s manual.
This instrument is equipped with internal ground fault circuit
interrupter class A.
• This device does not protect against electrical shock due to
contact with both circuit conductors or a fault in supply
wiring to product.
• Do not use extension cord to connect this product to power
receptacle. Attention-ne pas utiliser de rallonge pour
raccorder le detecteur-disjoncteur a la prise de courant.
• Replace cordset only with Agilent Technologies 8120 series.
Attention - Remplacer uniquement par un cordon amovible
numero 8120.
• Do not use in wet location. Ne pas utiliser dans un
emplacement mouille.
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WARNING
Whenever it is likely that the protection has been impaired, the
instrument must be made inoperative and be secured against
any unintended operation.
If this instrument is to be energized via an autotransformer (for
voltage reduction), make sure the common terminal is
connected to the earth terminal of the power source.
If this product is not used as specified, the protection provided
by the equipment could be impaired. This product must be used
in a normal condition (in which all means for protection are
intact) only.
No operator serviceable parts in this product. Refer servicing
to qualified personnel. To prevent electrical shock, do not
remove covers.
Servicing instructions are for use by qualified personnel only.
To avoid electrical shock, do not perform any servicing unless
you are qualified to do so.
The opening of covers or removal of parts is likely to expose
dangerous voltages. Disconnect the product from all voltage
sources while it is being opened.
Adjustments described in the manual are performed with
power supplied to the instrument while protective covers are
removed. Energy available at many points may, if contacted,
result in personal injury.
The power cord is connected to internal capacitors that my
remain live for 5 seconds after disconnecting the plug from its
power supply.
For Continued protection against fire hazard, replace the line
fuse(s) with T 250 V 5.0 A fuse(s) or the same current rating and
type (for example, normal blow or time delay). Do not use
repaired fuses or short circuited fuseholders.
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CAUTION
Always use the three-prong ac power cord supplied with this product.
Failure to ensure adequate earth grounding by not using this cord may
cause personal injury and/or product damage.
This product is designed for use in Installation Category II and
Pollution Degree 2 per IEC 1010 and IEC 664 respectively. For indoor
use only.
This product has autoranging line voltage input, be sure the supply
voltage is within the specified range.
Ventilation Requirements: When installing the product in a cabinet, the
convection into and out of the product must not be restricted. The
ambient temperature (outside the cabinet) must be less than the
maximum operating temperature of the product by 4&deg; C for every 100
watts dissipated in the cabinet. If the total power dissipated in the
cabinet is greater than 800 watts, then forced convection must be used.
To prevent electrical shock, disconnect instrument from mains (line)
before cleaning. Use a dry cloth or one slightly dampened with water to
clean the external case parts. Do not attempt to clean internally.
Product
Markings
CE - the CE mark is a registered trademark of the European Union. A
CE mark accompanied by a year indicated the year the design was
proven.
CSA - the CSA mark is a registered trademark of the Canadian
Standards Association.
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Certification
Agilent Technologies certifies that this product met its published
specifications at the time of shipment from the factory. Agilent further
certifies that its calibration measurements are traceable to the United
States National Institute of Standards and Technology, to the extent
allowed by the Institute’s calibration facility, and to the calibration
facilities of other International Standards Organization members.
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
according to ISO/IEC Guide 22 and EN 45014
Manufacturer’s Name:
Agilent Technologies
Manufacturer’s Address:
Spokane Site
24001 E. Mission Avenue
Liberty Lake, Washington 99019-9599
declares that the product
Product Name:
Model Number:
Agilent Technologies 8935 CDMA Cellular/PCS
Base Station Test Set
Agilent Technologies E6380A
Product Options:
conforms to the following Product specifications:
Safety:
IEC 1010-1:1990+A1 / EN 61010-1:1993
EMC:
CISPR 11:1990/EN 55011:1991- Group 1, Class A
IEC 1000-3-2:1995 / EN 61000-3-2: 1995
IEC 1000-3-2:1995 / EN 61000-3-3: 1994
EN 50082-1:1992
IEC 801-2:1991 4kV CD, 8kV AD
IEC 801-3:1984 3V/m
Supplementary Information:
This product herewith complies with the requirements of the Low Voltage Directive
73/23/EEC and the EMC Directive 89/336/EEC and
carries the CE-marking accordingly.
Spokane, Washington USA
November 20,1998
Vince Roland
Reliability &amp; Regulatory
Engineer
European Contact: Your local Agilent Technologies and Service Office or Agilent Technologies GmbH
Department ZQ/Standards Europe, Herrenberger Strasse 130, D-71034 B&ouml;blinger, Germany (FAX+49-7031-14-3143)
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Agilent Technologies Warranty Statement for
Commercial Products
Agilent Technologies 8935 Series E6380A CDMA Cellular/PCS Base Station Test Set
Duration of
1. Agilent Technologies warrants Agilent hardware, accessories and
Warranty: 1 Year
supplies against defects in materials and workmanship for the
period specified above. If Agilent Technologies receives notice of such
defects during the warranty period, Agilent Technologies will, at its
option, either repair or replace products which prove to be defective.
Replacement products may be either new or like-new.
2. Agilent Technologies warrants that Agilent software will not fail to
execute its programming instructions, for the period specified above,
due to defects in material and workmanship when properly installed
and used. If Agilent Technologies receives notice of such defects
during the warranty period, Agilent will replace software media
which does not execute its programming instructions due to such
defects.
3. Agilent Technologies does not warrant that the operation of Agilent
products will be uninterrupted or error free. If Agilent Technologies
is unable, within a reasonable time, to repair or replace any product
to a condition as warranted, customer will be entitled to a refund of
the purchase price upon prompt return of the product.
4. Agilent Technologies products may contain remanufactured parts
equivalent to new in performance or may have been subject to
incidental use.
5. The warranty period begins on the date of delivery or on the date of
installation if installed by Agilent Technologies. If customer
schedules or delays Agilent installation more than 30 days after
delivery, warranty begins on the 31st day from delivery.
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inadequate maintenance or calibration, (b) software, interfacing,
parts or supplies not supplied by Agilent Technologies, (c)
unauthorized modification or misuse, (d) operation outside of the
published environmental specifications for the product, or (e)
improper site preparation or maintenance.
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WARRANTIES ARE EXCLUSIVE AND NO OTHER
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ARE IN ADDITION TO THE MANDATORY STATUTORY RIGHTS
APPLICABLE TO THE SALE OF THIS PRODUCT TO YOU.
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agreements are available for Agilent Technologies products. For any
assistance, contact your nearest Agilent Technologies Sales and Service
Office.
Maintenance
Agreements
Regional Sales
and Service
Offices
Table 1
Regional Sales and Service Offices
United States of America:
Agilent Technologies
Test and Measurement Call
Center
P.O. Box 4026
Englewood, CO 80155-4026
Canada:
Agilent Technologies Canada
Inc.
5150 Spectrum Way
Mississauga, Ontario
L4W 5G1
(tel) 1 800 452 4844
(tel) 1 877 894 4414
Europe:
Agilent Technologies
European Marketing
Organization
P.O. Box 999
1180 AZ Amstelveen
The Netherlands
(tel) (3120) 547 9999
Japan:
Agilent Technologies Japan
Ltd.
Measurement Assistance
Center
9-1 Takakura-Cho,
Hachioji-Shi,
Tokyo 192-8510, Japan
Latin America:
Agilent Technologies
Latin America Region
Headquarters
5200 Blue Lagoon Drive,
Suite #950
Miami, Florida 33126
U.S. A.
(tel) (81) 456-56-7832
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(fax) (305) 267 4286
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(Australia)
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Power Cables
Table 2
Power Cables
Plug Type
Earth Ground
Line
Plug Descriptions
male/female
Agilent Part #
(cable &amp; plug)
Cable Descriptions
Straight/Straight
Straight/90&deg;
8120-1689
8120-1692
79 inches, mint gray
79 inches, mint gray
Neutral
Used in the following locations
Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Angola, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Azores
Bangladesh, Belgium, Benin, Bolivia, Boznia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso,
Burma, Burundi, Byelarus
Cameroon, Canary Islands, Central AfricanRepublic, Chad, Chile, Comoros, Congo,
Croatia, Czech Republic, Czechoslovakia
Denmark, Djibouti
East Germany, Egypt, Estonia, Ethiopia
Finland, France, French Guiana, French Indian Ocean Areas
Gabon, Gaza Strip, Georgia, Germany, Gozo, Greece
Hungary
Iceland, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Italy, Ivory Coast
Jordan
Kazakhstan, Korea, Kyrgystan
Latvia, Lebanon, Libya, Lithuania, Luxembourg
Macedonia, Madeira Islands, Malagasy Republic, Mali, Malta, Mauritania, Miquelon,
Moldova, Mongolia, Morocco, Mozambique
Nepal, Netherlands, Netherlands Antilles, Niger, Norway
Oman
Pakistan, Paraguay, Poland, Portugal
Rep. South Africa, Romania, Russia, Rwanda
Saudi Arabia (220V), Senegal, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Somalia, Spain, Spanish
Africa, Sri Lanka, St.Pierce Islands
Sweden, Syria
Tajikistan, Thailand, Togo, Tunisia, Turkey, Turkmenistan
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Table 2
Power Cables
Plug Type
Earth Ground
Line
Plug Descriptions
male/female
Agilent Part #
(cable &amp; plug)
Cable Descriptions
Straight/Straight
Straight/90&deg;
8120-1689
8120-1692
79 inches, mint gray
79 inches, mint gray
Plug
Descriptions
male/female
Agilent Part
#
(cable &amp; plug)
Cable Descriptions
Straight/Straight
8120-0698
90 inches, black
Plug
Descriptions
male/female
Agilent Part #
(cable &amp; plug)
Cable Descriptions
Straight/Straight
Straight/90&deg;
8120-2104
8120-2296
79 inches, gray
79 inches, gray
Neutral
USSR, Ukraine, Uzbekistan
Western Africa, Western Sahara
Yugoslavia
Zaire
Table 3
Power Cables
Plug Type
Earth Ground
Line
Line
Used in the following locations
Peru
Table 4
Power Cables
Plug Type
Line
Neutral
Earth Ground
Used in the following locations
Switzerland
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Table 5
Power Cables
Plug Type
125V
Plug
Descriptions
male/female
Agilent Part
#
(cable &amp;
plug)
Cable Descriptions
Straight/Straight
Straight/90
Straight/Straight
8120-1378
8120-1521
8120-1751
90 inches, jade gray
90 inches, jade gray
90 inches, jade gray
Earth Ground
Neutral
Line
Used in the following locations
American Samoa
Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Brazil,
Caicos, Cambodia, Canada, Cayman Islands, Columbia, Costa Rica, Cuba
Dominican Republic
Ecuador, El Salvador
French West Indies
Guam, Guatemala, Guyana
Haiti, Honduras
Jamaica
Korea
Laos, Leeward and Windward Is., Liberia
Mexico, Midway Islands
Nicaragua
Other Pacific Islands
Panama, Philippines, Puerto Rico
Saudi Arabia (115V,127V), Suriname
Taiwan, Tobago, Trinidad, Trust Territories of Pacific Islands
Turks Island
United States
Venezuela, Vietnam, Virgin Islands of the US
Wake Island
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Table 6
Power Cables
Plug Type
JIS C 8303, 100 V
Plug
Descriptions
male/female
Agilent Part #
(cable &amp; plug)
Cable
Descriptions
Straight/Straight
Straight/90&deg;
8120-4753
8120-4754
90 inches, dark gray
90 inches, dark gray
Plug
Descriptions
male/female
Agilent Part #
(cable &amp; plug)
Cable
Descriptions
90&deg; /STRAIGHT
8120-2956
8120-2957
8120-3997
79 inches, gray
79 inches, gray
79 inches, gray
Earth Ground
Neutral
Line
Used in the following locations
Japan
Table 7
Power Cables
Plug Type
90&deg;/90&deg;
Straight/Straight
Earth Ground
Neutral
Line
Used in the following locations
Denmark
Greenland
Table 8
Power Cables
Plug Type
Plug Descriptions
male/female
Agilent Part #
(cable &amp; plug)
Cable Descriptions
Straight/Straight
Straight/90&deg;
8120-4211
8120-4600
79 inches, mint gray
79 inches, mint gray
Earth Ground
Line
Neutral
Used in the following locations
Botswana
India
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Table 8
Power Cables
Plug Type
Plug Descriptions
male/female
Agilent Part #
(cable &amp; plug)
Cable Descriptions
Lesotho
Malawi
South-West Africa (Namibia), Swaziland
Zambia, Zimbabwe
Table 9
Power Cables
Plug Type (Male)
Earth Ground
Line
Plug
Descriptions
male/female
Agilent Part #
(cable &amp; plug)
Cable Descriptions
90&deg;/Straight
8120-1351
8120-1703
90 inches, mint gray
90 inches, mint gray
90&deg;/90&deg;
Neutral
Used in the following locations
Bahrain, British Indian Ocean Terr., Brunei
Canton, Cyprus
Enderbury Island, Equatorial Guinea
Falkland Islands, French Pacific Islands
Gambia, Ghana, Gibraltar, Guinea
Hong Kong
Ireland
Kenya, Kuwait
Macao, Malaysia, Mauritius
Nigeria
Qatar
Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Southern Asia, Southern Pacific Islands, St. Helena,
Sudan
Tanzania
Uganda, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom
Yeman (Aden &amp; Sana)
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Table 10
Power Cables
Plug Type
Earth Ground
Plug
Descriptions
male/female
Agilent Part #
(cable &amp; plug)
Cable
Descriptions
Straight/Straight
Straight/90&deg;
8120-1369
8120-0696
79 inches, gray
80 inches, gray
Neutral
Line
Used in the following locations
Argentina, Australia
China (People’s Republic)
New Zealand
Papua New Guinea
Uruguay
Western Samoa
Table 11
Power Cables
Plug Type
Earth Ground
Line
Plug
Descriptions
male/female
Agilent Part #
(cable &amp; plug)
Cable Descriptions
Straight/Straight
Straight/Straight
Straight/90&deg;
8120-1860
8120-1575
8120-2191
8120-4379
60 inches, jade gray
30 inches, jade gray
60 inches, jade gray
15.5 inches, jade gray
Neutral
Straight/90&deg;
Used in the following locations
System Cabinets
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Attention
ATTENTION
Static Sensitive
Devices
This instrument was constructed in an ESD (electro-static discharge) protected
environment. This is because most of the semiconductor devices used in this
instrument are susceptible to damage by static discharge.
Depending on the magnitude of the charge, device substrates can be punctured
or destroyed by contact or mere proximity of a static charge. The result can
cause degradation of device performance, early failure, or immediate
destruction.
These charges are generated in numerous ways such as simple contact,
separation of materials, and normal motions of persons working with static
sensitive devices.
When handling or servicing equipment containing static sensitive devices,
adequate precautions must be taken to prevent device damage or destruction.
Only those who are thoroughly familiar with industry accepted techniques for
handling static sensitive devices should attempt to service circuitry with these
devices.
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Conventions Used in This Manual
The following conventions are used throughout this manual to help
clarify instructions and reduce unnecessary text:
• “Test Set” refers to the Agilent Technologies 8935 CDMA
Cellular/PCS Base Station Test Set.
• Test Set keys are indicated like this: Preset
• Test Set screen information, such as a measurement result or an
error message, is shown like this: TX Channel Power -1.3 dBm
NOTE
HP-IB and GPIB are one and the same.
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Trademark Acknowledgments
Hewlett-Packard and HP are registered trademarks of
Hewlett-Packard Company.
Microsoft‚ Windows, and MS-DOS‚ are registered trademarks of
Microsoft Corporation.
ProComm‚ is a registered trademark of DataStorm Technologies, Inc.
HyperTerminal is a registered trademark of Hilgraeve, Incorporated.
Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation.
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Which Documents are Required
The following documents are part of the Test Set’s document set. Use
the table to help you decide which document you need.
Table 12
Document Navigation
Document
Part Number
Usage
CDMA Application
Guide
E6380-90016
Use this manual for basic CDMA
measurements and for getting started with
the Test Set.
AMPS Application
Guide
E6380-90017
Use this manual for making AMPS base
station measurements.
Reference Guide
E6380-90019
Use this manual for screen and field
descriptions and general operation
information about the Test Set.
Programmer’s Guide
E6380-90018
Use this manual to learn HP-IB syntax and for
learning how to program the Test Set.
Assembly Level Repair
Guide (this manual)
E6380-90015
Use this manual to perform calibration on the
Test Set and for general service information.
Technical
Specifications
Publication
5966-0512E
Test Set’s specifications data sheet
CDROM
E6380-90027
Includes all of the above documents.
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This is the GPIB command dictionary. It contains syntax and guidelines
for the GPIB commands available in the Test Set.
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Using This Dictionary
Using This Dictionary
This dictionary is arranged according to GPIB subsystem. Each
subsystem contains syntax for a specific set of functions within the Test
Set.
NOTE
For all intents and purposes, GPIB and HP-IB may be considered one
and the same protocol throughout this manual.
When using the electronic form of this guide, you can cut-and-paste the
syntax into your programming code. It is set up especially for this
purpose, and where possible, the syntax includes the limits or expected
values for the command.
Description of Commands
The typical format of each entry is as follows:
root:branch1:branch2:branch3:command parameter !limits
root:branch1:branch2:branch3:command ‘argument’
Equivalent Commands
Commands separated by a vertical bar | are equivalent. For example,
for the command AFG2|ENCoder:AMPS:BUSY ‘Idle’, either
AFG2:AMPS:BUSY ‘Idle’
or
ENC:AMPS:BUSY ‘Idle’
will set the AMPS encoder to the idle state.
Optional Commands
Commands enclosed in square brackets [ ] are optional. For example,
for the command AFG2|ENC:NAMP|NTAC[:FOCC]:AM 30 either
AFG2:NAMP:FOCC:AM 30
or
AFG2:NAMP:AM 30
will set the NAMPS encoder’s data level on the forward control channel
to AM. (Other combinations are possible with the above command.)
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AFANalyzer subsystem
:AIN &lt;string&gt;
:AIN?
These commands set/query the input state of the AUDIO IN LO
connector.
Syntax
AFAN:AIN ‘Gnd’
‘Float’
‘600 to Hi’
AFAN:AIN?
Screen/field equivalent
AFAN:AIN sets the Audio In Lo field on the AF ANALYZER screen.
:DEMPhasis &lt;string&gt;
:DEMPhasis?
These commands set/query the state of the de-emphasis networks in
the audio analyzer and speaker circuitry.
Syntax
AFAN:DEMP ‘750 us’
‘Off’
AFAN:DEMP?
Screen/field equivalent
AFAN:DEMP sets the De-Emphasis field on the AF ANALYZER screen.
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:DEMPhasis:GAIN &lt;string&gt;
:DEMPhasis:GAIN?
These commands set/query the AF analyzer’s amplifier gain. This
command is only effective when autoranging is turned off using the
AFAN:RANG ‘Hold’ command.
Gain is automatically set when the AFAN:RANG ‘Auto’ command is
used. If autoranging is enabled (AFAN:RANG ‘Auto’) and you attempt
to change the gain setting by sending the AFAN:DEMP:GAIN
command, the value you send will be overridden by the autoranging
function.
Syntax
AFAN:DEMP:GAIN ‘0 dB’
‘10 dB’
‘20 dB’
‘30 dB’
AFAN:DEMP:GAIN?
Screen/field equivalent
AFAN:DEMP:GAIN sets the De-Emp Gain field on the AF ANALYZER
screen when the Gain Cntl field is set to Hold.
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:DETector &lt;string&gt;
:DETector?
These commands set/query the type of detector used for AF signals.
Syntax
AFAN:DET ‘RMS’
'RMS*SQRT2'
'PK+'
'PK-'
'PK+-/2'
'PK+-MAX'
'PK+ HOLD'
'PK- HOLD'
'PK+-/2 Hd'
'PK+-MX Hd'
AFAN:DET?
Screen/field equivalent
AFAN:DET controls the Detector field on the AF ANALYZER screen.
:DETector:PKLocation &lt;string&gt;
:DETector:PKLocation?
These commands set/query the signal source for the peak detector
measurements.
Syntax
AFAN:DET:PKL ‘Filters’
‘De-Emp’
AFAN:DET:PKL?
Screen/field equivalent
AFAN:DET:PKL controls the Pk Det To field on the AF ANALYZER
screen.
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:DETector:SETTling &lt;string&gt;
:DETector:SETTling?
These commands set/query the settling time for audio measurements.
(Use Fast when measuring signals greater than 200 Hz).
Syntax
AFAN:DET:SETT ‘Fast’
‘Slow’
AFAN:DET:SETT?
Screen/field equivalent
AFAN:DET SETT controls the Settling field on the AF ANALYZER
screen.
:ELResistor &lt;real number&gt;
:ELResistor?
These commands set/query the external load resistance for
measurements using the AUDIO IN HI and LO connectors.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
AFAN:ELR &lt;real number&gt; !valid from 1 ohm to 1 megohm
AFAN:ELR? !returns the value in ohms
Screen/field equivalent
AFAN:ELR controls the Ext Load R field on the AF ANALYZER screen.
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:FILT1|FILTER1 &lt;string&gt;
:FILT1?|FILTER1?
These commands set/query the audio filter 1 selection.
Syntax
AFAN:FILT1 ‘20Hz HPF’
‘50HZ HPF’
‘300Hz HPF’
‘C MESSAGE’
AFAN:FILT1?
Screen/field equivalent
AFAN:FILT1 controls the Filter 1 field on the AF ANALYZER screen
:FILT2|FILTER2 &lt;string&gt;
:FILT2?|FILTER2?
These commands set/query the audio filter 2 selection.
Syntax
AFAN:FILT2 ‘300Hz LPF’
‘3kHz LPF’
‘15kHz LPF’
‘&gt;99kHz LP’
‘6kHz BPF’
AFAN:FILT2?
Screen/field equivalent
AFAN:FILT2 controls the Filter 2 field on the AF ANALYZER screen.
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:GTIMe &lt;real number&gt;
:GTIMe?
This command sets the gate time (how long the AF counter samples the
input signal) for the audio frequency counter.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
AFAN:GTIM &lt;real number&gt; !valid from 10 milliseconds to 1
second
AFAN:GTIM?
Screen/field equivalent
AFAN:GTIM controls the AF Cnt Gate field on the AF ANALYZER
screen.
:INPut &lt;string&gt;
:INPut?
These commands set/query the input to the audio analyzer.
Syntax
AFAN:INP ‘FM Demod’
‘AM Demod’
‘SSB Demod’
‘Audio In’
‘Ext Mod’
‘FM Mod’
‘AM Mod’
‘Audio Out’
AFAN:INP?
Screen/field equivalent
AFAN:INP controls the AF Anl In field on the AF ANALYZER screen.
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:INPut:GAIN &lt;string&gt;
:INPut:GAIN?
These commands set/query the input gain setting for the audio
analyzer. This command is only effective when autoranging is turned
off using the AFAN:RANG ‘Hold’ command.
Gain is automatically set when the AFAN:RANG ‘Auto’ command is
used. If autoranging is enabled (AFAN:RANG ‘Auto’) and you attempt
to change the gain setting by sending the AFAN:INP:GAIN command,
the value you send will be overridden by the autoranging function.
Syntax
AFAN:INP:GAIN ‘0 dB’
‘20 dB’
‘40 dB’
AFAN:INP:GAIN?
Screen/field equivalent
AFAN:INP:GAIN controls the Input Gain field on the AF ANALYZER
screen when the Gain Cntl field is set to Hold.
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:NOTCh:GAIN &lt;string&gt;
:NOTCh:GAIN?
These commands set/query the gain of the AF analyzer’s notch filter
amplifier. This command is only effective when autoranging is turned
off using the AFAN:RANG ‘Hold’ command.
Gain is automatically set when the AFAN:RANG ‘Auto’ command is
used. If autoranging is enabled (AFAN:RANG ‘Auto’) and you attempt
to change the gain setting by sending the AFAN:NOTC:GAIN
command, the value you send will be overridden by the autoranging
function.
Syntax
AFAN:NOTC:GAIN ‘0 dB’
‘10 dB’
‘20 dB’
‘30 dB’
‘40 dB’
AFAN:NOTC:GAIN?
Screen/field equivalent
AFAN:NOTC:GAIN controls the Notch Gain field on the AF
ANALYZER screen when the Gain Cntl field is set to Hold.
:NOTCh:FREQuency &lt;real number&gt;
:NOTCh:FREQuency?
These commands set/query the center frequency for the variable
frequency notch filter. This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting
Syntax” on page 299, but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
AFAN:NOTC:FREQ &lt;real number&gt; !valid 330 Hz to 10 kHz
AFAN:NOTC:FREQ?
Screen/field equivalent
AFAN:NOTC:FREQ controls the Notch Freq field on the AF
ANALYZER screen.
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:RANGing &lt;string&gt;
:RANGing?
These commands set/query the gain control mode of the AF analyzer.
Syntax
AFAN:RANG ‘Auto’
‘Hold’
AFAN:RANG?
Screen/field equivalent
AFAN:RANG controls the Gain Cntl field on the AF ANALYZER
screen.
:SMPoint &lt;string&gt;
:SMPoint?
These commands set/query the signal source for the oscilloscope.
Syntax
AFAN:SMP ‘De-Emp’
‘Filters’
‘Input’
‘Notch’
AFAN:SMP?
Screen/field equivalent
AFAN:SMP controls the Scope To field on the AF ANALYZER screen.
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:SPEaker:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:SPEaker:MODE?
These commands set/query the automatic level control (ALC) function
for the instrument’s internal speaker.
Syntax
AFAN:SPE:MODE ‘On’
‘Off’
AFAN:SPE:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
AFAN:SPE:MODE controls the Speaker ALC field on the AF
ANALYZER screen.
:SPEaker:VOLume &lt;string&gt;
:SPEaker:VOLume?
These commands set/query the speaker volume, which is controlled by
the Volume knob when ‘Pot’ is selected.
Syntax
AFAN:SPE:VOL ‘Pot’
‘Off’
AFAN:SPE:VOL?
Screen/field equivalent
AFAN:SPE:VOL controls the Speaker Vol field on the AF ANALYZER
screen.
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AFG1|AFGENERATOR1 subsystem
:AM &lt;real number&gt;
:AM?
This command sets AM modulation depth when the AFG1:DEST ‘AM’
is used first.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
AFG1:AM &lt;real number&gt;
AFG1:AM? !returns the value of the amplitude modulation
Screen/field equivalent
AFG1:AM controls the AFGen1 To field (lower subfield) on the RF
GENERATOR screen.
:DESTination &lt;string&gt;
:DESTination?
AFG1:DEST sets/queries the destination of AF generator 1’s signal.
Syntax
AFG1:DEST ‘AM’
‘FM’
‘Audio Out’
AFG1:DEST?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG1:DEST controls the AFGen1 To field (upper subfield) on the RF
GENERATOR screen.
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:FM &lt;real number&gt;
:FM?
This command sets FM modulation deviation when the AFG1:DEST
‘FM’ command is used.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
AFG1:FM &lt;real number&gt;
AFG1:FM?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG1:FM controls the AFGen1 To field (lower subfield) on the RF
GENERATOR screen.
:FREQuency &lt;real number&gt;
:FREQuency?
This command set the frequency of audio frequency generator 1.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
not including the :STATe command.
Syntax
AFG1:FREQ &lt;real number&gt;
AFG1:FREQ?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG1:FREQ controls the AFGen1 Freq field on the RF GENERATOR
screen.
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:OUTPut &lt;real number&gt;
:OUTPut?
This command sets the amplitude of the audio signal (volts rms) at the
AUDIO OUT connector if the AFG1:DEST is ‘Audio Out’.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299
Syntax
AFG1:OUTP &lt;real number&gt;
AFG1:OUTP?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG1:OUTP controls the AFGen1 To field (lower subfield) on the RF
GENERATOR screen.
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AFG2|ENCoder subsystem
:AM &lt;real number&gt;
:AM?
This command sets AM modulation depth if the command AFG2:DEST
‘AM’ is used first.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
AFG2:AM &lt;real number&gt;
AFG2:AM? !returns the value of the amplitude modulation
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:AM controls the AFGen2 To field (lower subfield) on the RF
GENERATOR screen when the upper subfield is set to AM.
:BURSt &lt;integer&gt;
:BURSt?
These commands set/query the number of times the message data is
output. To use this function, the AFG2:SEND:MODE command must
specify ‘Burst’ first.
This command uses only the :INCR command of the “Integer Number
Setting Syntax” on page 206.
Syntax
AFG2:BURS &lt;integer&gt;
AFG2:BURS?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:BURS controls the Bursts field on the SIGNALING ENCODER
screen when the Mode field is set to DTMF, AMPS-TACS, or NAMP-NTAC.
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:DESTination &lt;string&gt;
:DESTination?
:DEST sets/queries the destination of the AF generator 2’s signal.
Syntax
AFG2:DEST ‘AM’
‘FM’
‘Audio Out’
AFG2:DEST?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:DEST controls the AFGen2 To field (upper subfield) on the RF
GENERATOR screen.
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:FILTer &lt;string&gt;
:FILTer?
To improve performance, one of four premodulation filters is
automatically selected for each encoder mode. The automatically
selected filter can be changed only by using GPIB commands.
We recommend that you leave this setting at its automatically selected
setting.
If it is necessary to override the automatic settings, the
AFG2:FILT:MODE ‘ON’ command must be executed first (filter mode
OFF is the power up default state.) The following error will occur if the
user attempts to select an alternate filter without first setting the filter
mode to ON: Entry not accepted. The syntax to change or query the
premodulation filter is shown in the example below.
Syntax
AFG2:FILT ‘None’
‘20 kHzLPF’
‘250 HzLPF’
‘150 HzLPF’
AFG2:FILT?
Example
AFG2:FILT:MODE 'ON' !turn filter selection mode on
AFG2:FILT:MODE? !query the current mode setting
AFG2:FILT 'NONE|20kHz LPF|250Hz LPF|150Hz LPF'
!select one to change the setting
AFG2:FILT? !query the new filter setting
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:FILT has no screen/field equivalent.
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:FILTer:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:FILTer:MODE?
These commands set/query the premodulation filter’s control.
We recommend that you leave this setting at its default setting (filter
mode OFF is the power up default state.) See the :FILTer command on
page 69 for more information about the premodulation filters.
Syntax
AFG2:FILT:MODE ‘ON’
‘OFF’
AFG2:FILT:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:FILT:MODE has no screen/field equivalent.
:FM &lt;real number&gt;
:FM?
This command sets FM modulation deviation if the AFG2:DEST is ‘FM’.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
AFG2:FM &lt;real number&gt;
AFG2:FM?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:FM controls the AFGen2 To field (lower subfield) on the RF
GENERATOR screen when the upper subfield is set to FM.
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:FREQuency &lt;real number&gt;
:FREQuency?
This command set/queries the output frequency of AF generator 2.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
AFG2:FREQ &lt;real number&gt;
AFG2:FREQ?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:FREQ controls the AFGen2 Freq field on the RF GENERATOR
screen.
:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:MODE?
This command sets the type of signaling encoder.
Syntax
AFG2:MODE ‘Func Gen’
‘DTMF’
‘AMPS-TACS’
‘NAMP-NTAC’
AFG2:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:MODE controls the Mode field on the SIGNALING ENCODER
screen.
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:OUTPut &lt;real number&gt;
:OUTPut?
This command sets the amplitude of the audio signal (volts rms) at the
AUDIO OUT connector if the AFG2:DEST is ‘Audio Out’.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
AFG2:OUTP &lt;real number&gt;
AFG2:OUTP?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:OUT controls the AFGen2 To field (lower subfield) on the RF
GENERATOR screen when the upper subfield is set to Audio Out.
:PEMPhasis &lt;string&gt;
:PEMPhasis?
This command sets pre-emphasis filters for the DTMF encoder.
Syntax
AFG2:PEMP ‘On’
‘Off’
AFG2:PEMP?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:PEMP controls the Pre-Emp field on the SIGNALING ENCODER
screen when the Mode field is set to DTMF.
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:POLarity &lt;string&gt;
:POLarity?
This command causes the digitally modulated signals to be sent with a
normal or inverted response to the digital data. When Inverted, a
digital 1 produces a frequency shift in an FM carrier opposite to normal
operation.
Syntax
AFG2:POL
‘Norm’
‘Invert’
AFG2:POL?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:POL controls the Polarity field on the SIGNALING ENCODER
screen when the Mode field is set to AMPS-TACS or NAMP-NTAC.
:SEND:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:SEND:MODE?
These commands set/query the mode used when a message is sent.
• ‘Single’ outputs the entire message once.
• ‘Burst’ outputs the message the number of times specified by the
AFG2:BURS command.
• ‘Cont’ outputs the message continuously until the AFG2:STOP
command is sent.
• ‘Step’ outputs a single step in an encoder sequence each time the
AFG2:SEND command is sent. After the entire sequence is output,
the encoder returns to the first character in the sequence.
Syntax
AFG2:SEND:MODE ‘Single’
‘Burst’
‘Cont’
‘Step’
AFG2:SEND:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:SEND:MODE controls then Send Mode field on the SIGNALING
ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to AMPS-TACS, NAMP-NTAC,
or DTMF.
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:SEND
This command sends the encoder data stream.
Syntax
AFG2:SEND
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:SEND controls the Send field on the SIGNALING ENCODER
screen when the Mode field is set to AMPS-TACS, NAMP-NTAC, or DTMF.
:STOP
This command stops the data stream that is being output when
AFG2:SEND:MODE is ‘Cont’ or ‘Burst’.
Syntax
AFG2:STOP
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:STOP controls the Stop field on the SIGNALING ENCODER
screen when the Mode field is set to AMPS-TACS, NAMP-NTAC, or DTMF.
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:AMPS|TACS:BUSY &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:BUSY?
These commands set/query the busy/idle status information included in
the signaling sequence.
• ‘Idle’ sets the busy/idle bits of the forward control channel
information to indicate an idle state.
• ‘Busy’ sets the busy/idle bits of the forward control channel
information to indicate an busy state.
• ‘WS Delay’ (word sync delay) prevents a busy/idle change until the
word sync information has been received and a defined number of
delay bits has been counted. The delay is set with the
AFG2:AMPS:BUSY:DEL command.
• ‘1stBitDly’ (first bit delay) causes the busy/idle bit to be set after a
bit has been received and a defined number of delay bits has been
counted. The delay is set with the AFG2:AMPS:BUSY:DEL
command.
This command requires that the AFG2:AMPS:CHAN command
specifies ‘Cntl’.
Syntax
AFG2:AMPS:BUSY ‘Idle’
‘Busy’
‘WS Delay
‘1stBitDly’
AFG2:AMPS:BUSY?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:AMPS:BUSY controls the Busy/Idle field on the SIGNALING
ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to AMPS-TACS and the
Channel field is set to Cntl.
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:AMPS|TACS:BUSY:DELay &lt;integer&gt;
These commands set/query the number of bits that are counted before a
busy/idle bit changes from the idle state to the busy state. This function
is used in conjunction with the WS Delay and 1stBitDly settings of the
AFG2:AMPS|TACS:BUSY command. This command also requires that
the AFG2:AMPS:CHAN command is specifies ‘Cntl’.
This command utilizes only the :INCR command of the “Integer
Number Setting Syntax” on page 206.
Syntax
AFG2:AMPS:BUSY:DEL &lt;real number&gt;
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:AMPS:BUSY:DEL controls the B/I Delay field on the
SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to
AMPS-TACS and the Channel field is set to Cntl.
:AMPS|TACS:CHANnel &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:CHANnel?
These commands set/query the channel type. ‘Cntl’ selects the forward
control channel (FOCC). ‘Voice’ selects the forward voice channel (FVC).
Syntax
AFG2:AMPS:CHAN ‘Cntl’
‘Voice’
AFG2:AMPS:CHAN?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:AMPS:CHAN controls the Channel field on the SIGNALING
ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to AMPS-TACS.
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:AMPS|TACS:DATA:AM &lt;real number&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:DATA:AM?
These commands set/query the data level when the AFG2:DEST ‘AM’
command is used first. The data level units are %.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
AFG2:AMPS:DATA:AM
AFG2:AMPS:DATA:AM?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:AMPS:DATA:AM controls the Data Level field when AFGen2 To
field is set to AM on the SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode
field is set to AMPS-TACS.
:AMPS|TACS:DATA:FM &lt;real number&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:DATA:FM?
These commands set/query the data level when the AFG2:DEST ‘FM’
command is used. The data level units are kHz.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
AFG2:AMPS:DATA:FM
AFG2:AMPS:DATA:FM?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:AMPS:DATA:FM controls the Data Level field when AFGen2 To
field is set to FM on the SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode
field is set to AMPS-TACS.
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:AMPS|TACS:DATA:LEVel &lt;real number&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:DATA:LEVel?
These commands set/query the data level when the AFG2:DEST ‘Audio
Out’ command is used first. The data level units are mV.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
AFG2:AMPS:DATA:LEV
AFG2:AMPS:DATA:LEV?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:AMPS:DATA:LEV controls the Data Level field when AFGen2
To field is set to Audio Out on the SIGNALING ENCODER screen
when the Mode field is set to AMPS-TACS.
:AMPS|TACS:DATA:RATE &lt;real number&gt;
These commands set/query the data rate of the encoded message.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
AFG2:AMPS:DATA:RATE
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:AMPS:DATA:RATE controls the Data Rate field on the
SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to
AMPS-TACS.
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:AMPS|TACS:FILLer:DATA1 &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:FILLer:DATA2 &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:FILLer:DATA1?
:AMPS|TACS:FILLer:DATA2?
These commands set/query FOCC filler data. Each filler contains 7
hexadecimal characters representing the 2 type bits and 26 information
bits of the control filler/message word. The control filler is sent
continuously when the :AMPS|TACS:FILL:SEND command is used or
after a control message has been sent using :AMPS|TACS:SEND.
Both filler fields must be full (seven digits) for the forward control
channel information to be structured correctly. Do not leave any blank
spaces.
To use this command, AFG2:AMPS:CHAN must be set to ‘Cntl’.
Syntax
AFG2:AMPS:FILL:DATA1 &lt;string&gt;
AFG2:AMPS:FILL:DATA2 &lt;string&gt;
AFG2:AMPS:FILL:DATA1?
AFG2:AMPS:FILL:DATA2?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:AMPS:FILL:DATA1 and DATA 2 control the Filler fields for
Stream A and Stream B on the SIGNALING ENCODER screen when
the Mode field is set to AMPS-TACS and the Channel field is set to Cntl.
:AMPS|TACS:FILLer:SEND
This command sends the filler information that is entered with the
AFG2:FILL:DATA1 and AFG2:FILL:DATA2 commands.
To use this command, AFG2:AMPS:CHAN must be set to ‘Cntl’.
Syntax
AFG2:AMPS:FILL:SEND
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:AMPS:FILL:SEND controls the Send Filler field on the
SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to
AMPS-TACS and the Channel field is set to Cntl.
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:AMPS|TACS:FILLer:STOP
This command stops the output of filler data.
To use this command, AFG2:AMPS:CHAN must be set to ‘Cntl’.
Syntax
AFG2:AMPS:FILL:STOP
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:AMPS:FILL:STOP controls the Stop Filler field on the
SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to
AMPS-TACS and the Channel field is set to Cntl.
:AMPS|TACS:FVCMessage &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:FVCMessage?
These commands set/query the 7 hexadecimal characters representing
the 2 type bits and 26 information bits in the forward voice channel
(FVC) message word. All seven characters must be present (with no
blank spaces) for the message to be valid. The SAT is turned off while
the FVC message stream is sent.
This command is used with the AFG2:AMPS:CHAN ‘Voice’ command.
Syntax
AFG2:AMPS:FVCM &lt;string&gt;
AFG2:AMPS:FVCM?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:AMPS:FVCM controls the Message field on the SIGNALING
ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to AMPS-TACS and the
Channel field is set to Voice.
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:AMPS|TACS:MESSage:DATA1 &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:MESSage:DATA2 &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:MESSage:DATA1?
:AMPS|TACS:MESSage:DATA2?
These commands set/query FOCC Stream A and Stream B message
data. Like the filler data, the message information can only be input in
full (seven digit) lines. Also, message streams A and B must have the
same number of lines in them.
To use this command, AFG2:AMPS:CHAN must be set to ‘Cntl’.
Syntax
AFG2:AMPS:MESS:DATA1 &lt;string&gt;
AFG2:AMPS:MESS:DATA2 &lt;string&gt;
AFG2:AMPS:MESS:DATA1?
AFG2:AMPS:MESS:DATA2?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:AMPS:MESS controls the Message fields for FOCC Stream A
and Stream B on the SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode
field is set to AMPS-TACS. These fields are displayed only when the
Channel field is set to Cntl.
:AMPS|TACS:SAT:AM &lt;real number&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:SAT:AM?
These commands set/query the SAT level when the AFG2:DEST ‘AM’
and AFG2:AMPS:CHAN ‘Voice’ commands are used. The SAT level
units are %.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
AFG2:AMPS:SAT:AM
AFG2:AMPS:SAT:AM?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:AMPS:SAT:AM controls the SAT Level field when AFGen2 To
field is set to AM on the SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode
field is set to AMPS-TACS and the Channel field is set to Voice.
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:AMPS|TACS:SAT:FM &lt;real number&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:SAT:FM?
These commands set/query the SAT level when the AFG2:DEST ‘FM’
and AFG2:AMPS:CHAN ‘Voice’ commands are used. The SAT level’s
units are kHz.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
AFG2:AMPS:SAT:FM
AFG2:AMPS:SAT:FM?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:AMPS:SAT:FM controls the SAT Level field when AFGen2 To
field is set to FM on the SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode
field is set to AMPS-TACS and the Channel field is set to Voice.
:AMPS|TACS:SAT:LEVel &lt;real number&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:SAT:LEVel?
These commands set/query the SAT level when the AFG2:DEST ‘Audio
Out’ and AFG2:AMPS:CHAN ‘Voice’ commands are used. The SAT level
units are mV.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
AFG2:AMPS:SAT:LEV
AFG2:AMPS:SAT:LEV?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:AMPS:SAT:LEV controls the SAT Level field when AFGen2 To
field is set to Audio Out on the SIGNALING ENCODER screen when
the Mode field is set to AMPS-TACS and the Channel field is set to Voice.
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:AMPS|TACS:SAT:FREQuency &lt;real number&gt;
These commands set/query the supervisory audio tone’s frequency. This
signal is sent continuously whenever AFG2:AMPS:CHAN ‘Voice’ is
used, but is interrupted when a FVC message is sent.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
AFG2:AMPS:SAT:FREQ
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:AMPS:SAT:FREQ controls the SAT Freq field on the
SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to
AMPS-TACS and the Channel field is set to Voice.
:AMPS|TACS:STANdard &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:STANdard?
These commands set/query the radio standard for the encoder.
Syntax
AFG2:AMPS:STAN ‘AMPS’
‘TACS’
‘JTACS’
AFG2:AMPS:STAN?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:AMPS:STAN controls the Standard field on the SIGNALING
ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to AMPS-TACS.
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:DTMF:FREQuency:COLumn &lt;multiple real number&gt;
:DTMF:FREQuency:COLumn?
These commands set/query the frequencies for the vertical columns in
the symbol frequencies table of the DTMF encoder.
Syntax
AFG2:DTMF:FREQ:COL
&lt;integer value&gt;,&lt;real number&gt;
AFG2:DTMF:FREQ:COL? &lt;integer value&gt;
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:DTMF:FREQ:COL controls vertical columns in the Symbol
Frequencies (Hz): table on the SIGNALING ENCODER screen
when the Mode field is set to DTMF.
:DTMF:FREQuency:ROW &lt;multiple real number&gt;
:DTMF:FREQuency:ROW?
These commands set/query the frequencies for the horizontal rows in
the symbol frequencies table of the DTMF encoder.
Syntax
AFG2:DTMF:FREQ:ROW
&lt;integer value&gt;,&lt;real number&gt;
AFG2:DTMF:FREQ:ROW? &lt;integer value&gt;
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:DTMF:FREQ:ROW controls horizontal rows in the Symbol
Frequencies (Hz): table on the SIGNALING ENCODER screen when
the Mode field is set to DTMF.
:DTMF:OFFTime &lt;real number&gt;
:DTMF:OFFTime?
These commands set/query the length of time each DTMF tone is off
during the sequence.
Syntax
AFG2:DTMF:OFFT &lt;real number&gt;
AFG2:DTMF:OFFT?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:DTMF:OFFT controls the Off Time field on the SIGNALING
ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to DTMF.
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:DTMF:ONTime &lt;real number&gt;
:DTMF:ONTime?
These commands set/query the length of time each DTMF tone is on
during the sequence.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
AFG2:DTMF:ONT &lt;real number&gt;
AFG2:DTMF:ONT?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:DTMF:ONT controls the On Time field on the SIGNALING
ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to DTMF.
:DTMF:SEQuence &lt;string&gt;
:DTMF:SEQuence?
These commands set/query the sequence of tones output by the
signaling encoder.
Syntax
AFG2:DTMF:SEQ &lt;string&gt;
AFG2:DTMF:SEQ?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:DTMF:SEQ controls the Sequence field on the SIGNALING
ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to DTMF.
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:DTMF:STANdard &lt;string&gt;
:DTMF:STANdard?
These commands set/query the standard applied to the encoded data.
The standard affects the types of frames that can be sent, the range of
valid channel numbers, the encoding of the frame data, and the
interpretation of received frames.
Syntax
AFG2:DTMF:STAN ‘Bell’
AFG2:DTMF:STAN?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:DTMF:STAN controls the Standard field on the SIGNALING
ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to DTMF.
:DTMF:TWISt &lt;real number&gt;
:DTMF:TWISt?
These commands set/query the ratio of amplitudes (in dB) between the
high frequency and low frequency tone in each DTMF pair. A positive
twist value indicates a higher amplitude for the high frequency tone. A
negative value indicates a higher amplitude for the low frequency tone.
Twist and pre-emphasis affect the relative levels of the high and low
tones within each symbol (tone pair). See the “Twist and Pre-emphasis”
in the Reference Guide for details about the interactions of twist and
pre-emphasis.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :INCR or :STATe commands.
Syntax
AFG2:DTMF:TWIS &lt;real number&gt;
AFG2:DTMF:TWIS?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:DTMF:TWIS controls the Twist field on the SIGNALING
ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to DTMF.
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:FGENerator:SUNits &lt;string&gt;
:FGENerator:SUNits?
These commands set/query whether the signal’s output is in units of
rms or peak. The AFG2:DEST ‘Audio Out’ command must be used with
this command.
Syntax
AFG2:FGEN:SUN ‘RMS’
‘Peak’
AFG2:FGEN:SUN?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:FGEN:WAV controls the Sine Units field on the SIGNALING
ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to Func Gen and the
AFGen2 To field is set to Audio Out.
:FGENerator:WAVeform &lt;string&gt;
:FGENerator:WAVeform?
These commands set/query the type of waveform generated by the
function generator.
Syntax
AFG2:FGEN:WAV ‘Sine’
‘Square’
‘Triangle’
‘Ramp(+)’ !Positive-going ramp
‘Ramp(-)’ !Negative-going ramp
‘DC(+)’
‘DC(-)’
‘Uni Noise’ !Universal noise
‘Gau Noise’ !Gaussian noise
AFG2:FGEN:WAV?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:FGEN:WAV controls the Waveform field on the SIGNALING
ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to Func Gen.
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:NAMPs|NTACs:BUSY &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:BUSY?
These commands set/query the busy/idle status information included in
the signaling sequence.
• ‘Idle’ sets the busy/idle bits of the forward control channel
information to indicate an idle state.
• ‘Busy’ sets the busy/idle bits of the forward control channel
information to indicate an busy state.
• ‘WS Delay’ (word sync delay) prevents a busy/idle change until the
word sync information has been received and a defined number of
delay bits has been counted. The delay is set with the
AFG2:NAMPS:BUSY:DEL command.
• ‘1stBitDly’ (first bit delay) causes the busy/idle bit to be set after a
bit has been received and a defined number of delay bits has been
counted. The delay is set with the AFG2:NAMPS:BUSY:DEL
command.
This command requires that the AFG2:NAMPS:CHAN command
specifies ‘Cntl’.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP:BUSY ‘Idle’
‘Busy’
‘WS Delay
‘1stBitDly’
AFG2:NAMP:BUSY?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP:BUSY controls the Busy/Idle on the SIGNALING
ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to NAMP-NTAC and the
Channel field is set to Cntl.
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:NAMPs|NTACs:BUSY:DELay &lt;integer&gt;
This command sets the number of bits that are counted before a
busy/idle bit changes form the idle state to the busy state. This function
is used in conjunction with the WS Delay and 1stBitDly settings of the
:NAMPs|NTACs:BUSY command.
This command utilizes only the :INCR command of the “Integer
Number Setting Syntax” on page 206.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP:BUSY:DEL &lt;real number&gt;
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP:BUSY:DEL controls the B/I Delay field on the
SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to
NAMP-NTAC and the Channel field is set to Cntl.
:NAMPs|NTACs:CHANnel &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:CHANnel?
These commands set/query the channel type. ‘Cntl’ selects the forward
control channel (FOCC). ‘Voice’ selects the forward voice channel (FVC).
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP:CHAN ‘Cntl’
‘Voice’
AFG2:NAMP:CHAN?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP:CHAN controls the Channel field on the SIGNALING
ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to NAMP-NTAC.
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:NAMPs|NTACs:DSAT:MESS &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:DSAT:MESS?
These commands set/query the 24-bit digital supervisory audio tone
(DSAT) sequence. The seven standard sequences are: 2556CB, 255B2B,
256A9B, 25AD4D, 26AB2B, 26B2AD, and 2969AB. (These codes are the
inverse of the seven DST codes.)
DSAT is output continuously when AFG2:NAMP:DSAT:SEND is sent.
It is only stopped when AFG2:NAMP:DSAT:STOP is sent, or when the
DST message stream is sent.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP:DSAT:MESS &lt;string&gt;
AFG2:NAMP:DSAT:MESS?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP:DSAT:MESS controls the FVC DSAT field on the
SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to
NAMP-NTAC, and the Channel field is set to Voice.
:NAMPs|NTACs:DSAT:SEND &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:DSAT:SEND?
This command set/query sends the 24-bit digital supervisory audio tone
(DSAT) sequence. DSAT is output continuously when
AFG2:NAMP:DSAT:SEND is sent. It is only stopped when
AFG2:NAMP:DSAT:STOP is sent, or when a message or DST is sent. If
a message or DST is sent, the DSAT data is output after the message is
output.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP:DSAT:SEND
AFG2:NAMP:DSAT:SEND?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP:DSAT:SEND controls the FVC Send DSAT field on the
SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to
NAMP-NTAC, and the Channel field is set to Voice.
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:NAMPs|NTACs:DSAT:STOP
This command stops the DSAT if it is being sent. See
“:NAMPs|NTACs:DSAT:SEND &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:DSAT:SEND?” on page 90.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP:DSAT:STOP
Screen/Field Equivalent
AFG2:NAMP:DSAT:STOP controls the Stop DSAT field on the
SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to
NAMP-NTAC, and the Channel field is set to Voice.
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:AM &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:AM?
This command sets/queries the data level when the AFG2:DEST ‘AM’
command is used. The data level units are %.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP:FOCC:AM
AFG2:NAMP:FOCC:AM?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP[:FOCC]:AM controls the Data Level field when AFGen2
To field is set to AM on the SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the
Mode field is set to NAMP-NTAC, and the Channel field is set to Cntl.
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:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:FM &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:FM?
This command sets/queries the data level when the AFG2:DEST ‘FM’
command is used. The data level units are kHz.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP:FOCC:FM
AFG2:NAMP:FOCC:FM?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP[:FOCC]:FM controls the Data Level field when AFGen2
To field is set to FM on the SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the
Mode field is set to NAMP-NTAC, and the Channel field is set to Cntl.
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:LEVel &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:LEVel?
These commands set/query the data level when the AFG2:DEST ‘Audio
Out’ command is used. The data level units are mV.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP:FOCC:LEV
AFG2:NAMP:FOCC:LEV?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP[:FOCC]:LEV controls the Data Level field when AFGen2
To field is set to Audio Out on the SIGNALING ENCODER screen
when the Mode field is set to NAMP-NTAC, and the Channel field is set to
Cntl.
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:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:RATE &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:RATE?
These commands set/query the data rate of the encoded message.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP:FOCC:RATE
AFG2:NAMP:FOCC:RATE?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP[:FOCC]:RATE controls the Data Rate field on the
SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to
NAMP-NTAC, and the Channel field is set to Cntl.
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:FILLer:DATA1 &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:FILLer:DATA2 &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:FILLer:DATA1?
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:FILLer:DATA2?
These commands set/query FOCC filler data. Each filler contains 7
hexadecimal characters representing the 2 type bits and 26 information
bits of the control filler/message word. The control filler is sent
continuously when the :NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:FILL:SEND command
is used or after a control message has been sent using
:NAMPs|NTACs:SEND.
Both filler fields must be full (seven digits) for the forward control
channel information to be structured correctly. Do not leave any blank
spaces.
To use this command, AFG2:NAMP:CHAN must be set to ‘Cntl’.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP[:FOCC]:FILL:DATA1 &lt;string&gt;
AFG2:NAMP[:FOCC]:FILL:DATA2 &lt;string&gt;
AFG2:NAMP[:FOCC]:FILL:DATA1?
AFG2:NAMP[:FOCC]:FILL:DATA2?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP[:FOCC]:FILL:DATA1 and DATA 2 control the Filler
fields for Stream A and Stream B on the SIGNALING ENCODER
screen when the Mode field is set to NAMP-NTAC, and the Channel field is
set to Cntl.
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:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:FILLer:SEND
This command sends the filler information that is entered with the
AFG2:FILL:DATA1 and AFG2:FILL:DATA2 commands.
To use this command, AFG2:NAMP:CHAN must be set to ‘Cntl’.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP[:FOCC]:FILL:SEND
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP[:FOCC]:FILL:SEND controls the Send Filler field on
the SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to
NAMP-NTAC, and the Channel field is set to Cntl.
:NAMPs|NTACs[:FOCC]:FILLer:STOP
This command stops the output of filler data.
To use this command, AFG2:NAMP:CHAN must be set to ‘Cntl’.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP[:FOCC]:FILL:STOP
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP[:FOCC]:FILL:STOP controls the Stop Filler field on
the SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to
NAMP-NTAC, and the Channel field is set to Cntl.
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:NAMPS|NTACS[:FOCC]:MESSage:DATA1 &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPS|NTACS[:FOCC]:MESSage:DATA2 &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPS|NTACS[:FOCC]:MESSage:DATA1?
:NAMPS|NTACS[:FOCC]:MESSage:DATA2?
These commands set/query FOCC Stream A and Stream B message
data. Like the filler data, the message information can only be input in
full (seven digit) lines. Also, message streams A and B must have the
same number of lines in them.
To use this command, AFG2:NAMP:CHAN must be set to ‘Cntl’.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP[:FOCC]:MESS:DATA1 &lt;string&gt;
AFG2:NAMP[:FOCC]:MESS:DATA2 &lt;string&gt;
AFG2:NAMP[:FOCC]:MESS:DATA1?
AFG2:NAMP[:FOCC]:MESS:DATA2?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP:MESS controls the Message fields for FOCC Stream A
and Stream B on the SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode
field is set to NAMP-NTAC. These fields are displayed only when the
Channel field is set to Cntl.
:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:MESS &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:MESS?
These commands set/query the seven hexadecimal characters (28 bits)
of the FVC message. These 7 characters are combined with 12 parity
bits calculated by the encoder to output a 40-character data stream.
This data is output when the AFG2:NAMP:FVC:SEND ‘Message’
command is sent.
The entire field must contain data. No blank spaces are allowed. The
DSAT is turned off while the FVC message stream is sent.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP:FVC:MESS &lt;string&gt;
AFG2:NAMP:FVC:MESS?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP:FVC:MESS controls the FVC Message field on the
SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to
NAMP-NTAC, and the Channel field is set to Voice.
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:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:RATE &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:RATE?
These commands set/query the data rate of the encoded message.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP:FVC:RATE &lt;real number&gt;
AFG2:NAMP:FVC:RATE?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP:FVC:RATE controls the Data Rate field on the
SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to
NAMP-NTAC, and the Channel field is set to Voice.
:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:AM &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:AM?
This command sets/queries the data level when the AFG2:DEST ‘AM’
command is used. The data level units are %.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP:FVC:AM
AFG2:NAMP:FVC:AM?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP:FVC:AM controls the Data Level field when AFGen2 To
field is set to AM on the SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode
field is set to NAMP-NTAC, and the Channel field is set to Voice.
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:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:FM &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:FM?
This command sets/queries the data level when the AFG2:DEST ‘FM’
command is used. The data level units are kHz.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP:FVC:FM
AFG2:NAMP:FVC:FM?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP:FVC:FM controls the Data Level field when AFGen2 To
field is set to FM on the SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode
field is set to NAMP-NTAC, and the Channel field is set to Voice.
:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:LEVel &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:FVC:LEVel?
These commands set/query the data level when the AFG2:DEST ‘Audio
Out’ command is used. The data level units are mV.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP:FVC:LEV
AFG2:NAMP:FVC:LEV?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP:FVC:LEV controls the Data Level field when AFGen2 To
field is set to Audio Out on the SIGNALING ENCODER screen when
the Mode field is set to NAMP-NTAC, and the Channel field is set to Voice.
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:NAMPs|NTACs:SEND
:NAMPs|NTACs:SEND?
This command sets/queries the type of data sent when the AFG2:SEND
command is used.
• Selecting ‘Message’ sends the contents of the forward voice message
(AFG2:NAMP:FVC:MESS &lt;string&gt;).
• Selecting ‘DST’ causes the digital signaling tone sequence to be
output. The DST sequence that is sent is the inverse of the sequence
entered in the DSAT message (AFG2:DSAT:MESS &lt;string&gt;).
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP:FVC:SEND ‘Message’
‘DST’
AFG2:NAMP:FVC:SEND?
Screen/Field Equivalent
AFG2:NAMP:FVC:SEND controls the FVC Message/DST field on the
SIGNALING ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to
NAMP-NTAC and the Channel field is set to Voice.
:NAMPS|NTACS:STANdard &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPS|NTACS:STANdard?
These commands set/query the radio standard for the encoder.
Syntax
AFG2:NAMP:STAN ‘NAMPS’
‘NTACS’
AFG2:NAMP:STAN?
Screen/field equivalent
AFG2:NAMP:STAN controls the Standard field on the SIGNALING
ENCODER screen when the Mode field is set to NAMP-NTAC.
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CANalyzer subsystem
The CANalyzer subsystem controls functions unique to the CDMA
ANALYZER screen.
:ACP:POWer:CALibrate
This command initiates calibration of the adjacent channel power
measurement for the current RF analyzer frequency at the selected
frequency offset and filter bandwidth.
Syntax
CAN:ACP:POW:CAL
Example
CAN:ACP:POW:CAL
!calibrates ACP measurement
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:ACP:POW CAL controls the ACP Cal field on the CDMA
ANALYZER screen.
:ACP:POWer:FILTer &lt;real number&gt;
:ACP:POWer:FILTer?
This command selects the filter bandwidth over which the adjacent
channel power measurement is made in the adjacent channels. Valid
values are 10 kHz to 1.23 MHz with 500 Hz resolution.
Syntax
CAN:ACP:POW:FILT &lt;real number&gt;
CAN:ACP:POW:FILT?
Example
CAN:ACP:POW:FILT 10 kHz
!sets the filter BW to 10 kHz
CAN:ACP:POW:FILT?
!returns the filter BW setting
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:ACP:POW:FILT controls the ACP Fltr BW field on the CDMA
ANALYZER screen.
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:ACP:POWer:OFFSet &lt;real number&gt;
:ACP:POWer:OFFSet?
This command sets the frequency offset used when making adjacent
channel power measurements. The setting designates the frequency
offset from the center frequency at which the measurement is made.
Valid values are 100 kHz to 3 MHz.
Syntax
CAN:ACP:POW:OFFS &lt;real number&gt;
CAN:ACP:POW:OFFS?
Example
CAN:ACP:POW:OFFS 100 kHz
!sets the freq. offset to 100 kHz
CAM:ACP:POW:OFFS?
!returns freq. offset setting
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:ACP:POW:OFFS controls the ACP Offset field on the CDMA
ANALYZER screen.
:ARM
This command arms the measurements based on the type of
measurement (single or continuous), qualifying events, and triggering
events.
To put the CDMA analyzer in single triggering mode, use the
TRIG:MODE:RETR SING command.
For continuous triggering, use TRIG:MODE:RETR REP.
Syntax
CAN:ARM
!arms the CDMA analyzer measurements
Example
TRIG:MODE:RETR SING
!sets the trigger mode to Single
CAN:ARM
!arms the measurement
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:ARM controls the Arm Meas subfield of the Analyzer field.
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:AUTO:GAIN?
This command returns the gain setting. The value and mode of the gain
are set by the commands :PATH:GAIN and :PATH:GAIN:MODE. This
query is valid only while measuring rho, EVM or channel power.
Syntax
CAN:AUTO:GAIN?
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:AUTO:GAIN? queries the Gain field of the CDMA ANALYZER
screen. This field is displayed when a rho, EVM, or channel power
measurement is selected.
:AUTO:POWer:GAIN?
This command returns the gain setting. The value and mode of the gain
are set by the commands :POW:GAIN and :POW:GAIN:MODE. This
query is valid only while measuring average power.
Syntax
CAN:AUTO:POW:GAIN?
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:AUTO:POW:GAIN? queries the Pwr Gain field of the CDMA
ANALYZER screen when measuring average power.
:CHANnel:POWer:CALibrate
This command calibrates the channel power measurement. The Test
Set requires a few moments to complete this calibration. To determine
when the calibration is finished, poll the status register.
Syntax
CAN:CHAN:POW:CAL
Example
CAN:CHAN:POW:CAL
!calibrates channel power
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:CHAN:POW:CAL controls the Chn Pwr Cal field of the CDMA
ANALYZER screen while measuring channel power.
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:CHANnel:POWer:FILTer
:CHANnel:POWer:FILTer?
These commands set/query the filter for the channel power
measurement.
• ‘1.23M’ measures the absolute channel power level of the RF signal
in a 1.23 MHz bandwidth centered around the RF channel or tune
frequency setting. This measurement must be calibrated using the
CAN:CHAN:CPOW:CAL command each time the frequency is
changed.
• ‘30kHz’ measures the adjacent channel power (that is the power in
the sidebands around the chosen CDMA channel).
Syntax
CAN:CHAN:POW:FILT ‘1.23M’
‘30kHz’
CAN:CHAN:POW:FILT?
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:CHAN:POW:FILT controls the Ch Pwr Filt field of the CDMA
ANALYZER screen while measuring channel power.
:DARM
This command works with the :ARM command to control the
measurements.
Syntax
CAN:DARM
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:DARM controls the Disarm subfield of the Analyzer field on the
CDMA ANALYZER screen.
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:DIRection &lt;string&gt;
:DIRection?
These commands set/query the direction of the CDMA analyzer. This
command is valid only when frequency tuning mode is selected
(CONF:RFD ‘Freq’).
:DIR is not used while measuring average power.
Syntax
CAN:DIR ‘Fwd’
‘Rev’
CAN:DIR?
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:DIR controls the Anl Dir field of the CDMA ANALYZER screen.
:EVENt:QUALifier &lt;string&gt;
:EVENt:QUALifier?
These commands set/query the qualifying event for the trigger. The
qualifying event is the event that must occur before a trigger is
accepted. The trigger event is set by the :EVEN:TRIG command.
Syntax
CAN:EVEN:QUAL ‘None’
‘27 ms’
‘20 ms’
‘80 ms’
‘2 s’
‘Ampl Lo’
‘Ampl Mid’
‘Ampl Hi’
‘External’
CAN:EVEN:QUAL?
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:EVEN:QUAL sets the Qual Event field on the CDMA
ANALYZER screen.
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:EVENt:TRIGger &lt;string&gt;
:EVENt:TRIGger?
These commands set/query the trigger setting of the CDMA
ANALYZER screen.
Syntax
CAN:EVEN:TRIG ‘27 ms’
‘20 ms’
‘80 ms’
‘2 s’
‘Delay’
‘Immed’
CAN:EVEN:TRIG?
Example
CAN:EVEN:TRIG ‘Delay’
!sets the trigger to run after the delay has been set by the
CAN:EVEN:TRIG:DEL command.
CAN:EVEN:TRIG ‘2 s’ !sets the trigger to run after 2 seconds
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:EVEN:TRIG sets the Trig Event field of the CDMA ANALYZER
screen.
:EVENt:TRIGger:DELay &lt;real number&gt;
:EVENt:TRIGger:DELay?
These commands set/query the delay value of the trigger when the
:EVEN:TRIG ‘Delay’ command is used. This command utilizes the “Real
Number Setting Syntax” on page 299, but does not use the :DUNits,
:UNITs, or :STATe commands.
Syntax
CAN:EVEN:TRIG:DEL &lt;real number&gt; !values from 20 &micro;s to 10 s
CAN:EVEN:TRIG:DEL?
!returns the value set
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:EVEN:TRIG:DEL controls the Trig Event field on the CDMA
ANALYZER screen when the Trig Event field is set to Delay.
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:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:MODE?
These commands set/query the measurement displayed in the upper
left corner of the display.
Syntax
CAN:MODE ‘Avg Pwr’
‘ACP’
‘Rho’
‘EVM’
‘Chan Pwr’
CAN:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:MODE selects the measurement to be displayed in the upper-left
corner of the screen.
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:PATH:GAIN &lt;string&gt;
:PATH:GAIN?
These commands set/query the gain of the CDMA analyzer. This
command will only be enabled when autoranging is turned off
(CAN:PATH:MODE ‘Hold’).
This command may conflict with the code domain analyzer’s settings
CDAN:PATH:GAIN and CDAN:PATH:MODE. For example, if
autoranging is turned off (‘Hold’) in the CDMA analyzer and turned on
in the Code Domain Analyzer (‘Auto’) the ‘Hold’ setting will always
override the ‘Auto’ setting. When autoranging is turned off, setting
either analyzer’s gain will automatically change the other’s to the same
setting.
Use the CAN:POW:GAIN command when making an average power
measurement.
Syntax
CAN:PATH:GAIN ‘0 dB’
‘6 dB’
‘12 dB’
‘18 dB’
‘24 dB’
‘30 dB’
‘36 dB’
CAN:PATH:GAIN?
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:PATH:GAIN sets the lower subfield of the Gain field of the CDMA
ANALYZER screen. This subfield is only selectable when the upper
subfield is set to Hold.
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:PATH:GAIN:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:PATH:GAIN:MODE?
These commands set/query the mode of the Gain field, allowing you to
choose between an autoranging gain (‘Auto’) or a fixed gain (‘Hold’).
This command may conflict with the code domain analyzer’s settings
CDAN:PATH:GAIN and CDAN:PATH:MODE. For example, if
autoranging is turned off (‘Hold’) in the CDMA analyzer and turned on
in the Code Domain Analyzer (‘Auto’), the ‘Hold’ setting will always
override the ‘Auto’ setting. When autoranging is turned off, setting
either analyzer’s path gain will automatically change the other’s to the
same setting.
For average power measurements, use the CAN:POW:GAIN:MODE
command.
Syntax
CAN:PATH:GAIN:MODE ‘Auto’
‘Hold’
CAN:PATH:GAIN:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:PATH:GAIN:MODE sets the Auto/Hold subfield of the Gain field
of the CDMA ANALYZER or CODE DOM screen.
:PNINcrement &lt;real number&gt;
:PNINcrement?
These commands set/query the PN increment. If you know the PN
increment, enter it with this command to speed the PN offset search. If
you do not know the increment, enter a 1.
This command utilizes the :INCR command of the “Real Number
Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
CAN:PNIN &lt;real number&gt; !values from 1 to 256
CAN:PNIN?
!returns the value of the PN increment
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:PNIN:INCR controls the PN Incrment field on the CDMA
ANALYZER. This field is displayed only when the Find PN field is set to
Auto.
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:PNMode &lt;string&gt;
:PNMode?
These commands set/query the PN offset mode.
• ‘Auto’ is used to calculate the system’s PN offset if it is unknown.
When ‘Auto’ is selected, the CAN:PNIN command can be used to
enter a PN increment and speed the PN offset calculation.
• ‘Manual’ is used to enter a known PN offset. When ‘Manual’ is
selected, the PN offset is entered using the CAN:PNOF command.
Syntax
CAN:PNM ‘Auto’
‘Manual’
CAN:PNM? !returns the PN Offset mode
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:PNM controls the Find PN field on the CDMA ANALYZER screen.
:PNOFfset &lt;real number&gt;
:PNOFfset?
These commands set/query the PN offset of the system.
This command utilizes the :INCR command of the “Real Number
Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
CAN:PNOF &lt;real number&gt; !values from 0.0 to 511.984375
CAN:PNOF?
!returns the value of the PN Offset
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:PNOF controls the PN Offset field on the CDMA ANALYZER
screen. This field is displayed only when the Find PN field is set to
Manual.
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:POWer:GAIN &lt;string&gt;
:POWer:GAIN?
These commands set/query the gain of the CDMA analyzer. These
commands are valid only when an average power (Avg Pwr)
measurement is selected. For channel power, EVM, or rho
measurements, use the CAN:PATH:GAIN command.
Syntax
CAN:POW:GAIN ‘0 dB’
‘6 dB’
‘12 dB’
‘24 dB’
‘30 dB’
‘36 dB’
‘42 dB’
‘48 dB’
‘54 dB’
‘60 dB’
‘66 dB’
‘72 dB’
CAN:POW:GAIN?
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:POW:GAIN sets the Pwr Gain field of the CDMA ANALYZER
screen when Avg Pwr is displayed.
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:POWer:GAIN:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:POWer:GAIN:MODE?
These commands set/query the mode of the Pwr Gain field, allowing
you to choose between automatic gain (Auto) or fixed gain (Hold).This
command is valid only when average power is selected. For channel
power, EVM and rho measurements, use the CAN:PATH:GAIN:MODE
command.
Syntax
CAN:POW:GAIN:MODE ‘Auto’
‘Hold’
CAN:POW:GAIN:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:POW:GAIN:MODE sets the Auto/Hold subfield of the Pwr Gain
field of the CDMA ANALYZER screen, when Avg Pwr is displayed.
:POWer:SAMPle:TIME &lt;real number&gt;
:POWer:SAMPle:TIME?
These commands set/query the power interval. This interval is the
amount of time that average power or channel power is measured.This
command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299, but
does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
CAN:POW:SAMP:TIME &lt;real number&gt;
!values from 0.00025 to .02666 s
CAN:POW:SAMP:TIME?
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:POW:SAMP:TIME sets the Pwr Intvl field of the CDMA
ANALYZER screen.
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:POWer:ZERO
This command zeroes the power meter for an average power
measurement.
Syntax
CAN:POW:ZERO
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:POW:ZERO controls the Pwr Zero field on the CDMA ANALYZER
screen. This field is only available when the average power
measurement is selected.
:POWer:ZERO:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:POWer:ZERO:MODE?
These commands set/query whether the power meter is automatically
zeroed or if the zero function must be manually activated. This
command is used for average power measurements.
Syntax
CAN:POW:ZERO:MODE ‘Auto’
‘Manual’
CAN:POW:ZERO:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:POW:ZERO:MODE controls the Auto Zero field on the CDMA
ANALYZER screen. This field is only available when the average power
measurement is selected.
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:SAMPle:TIME &lt;real number&gt;
:SAMPle:TIME?
These commands set/query the amount of time that rho or EVM is
measured. This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on
page 299, but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
CAN:SAMP:TIME &lt;real number&gt;
!values from 0.00025 to 0.02 seconds, for Forward Analyzer
Direction (CAN:DIR ‘Fwd’)
!values from 0.0025 to 0.01 seconds for Reverse Channel
Direction (CAN:DIR ‘Rev’)
CAN:SAMP:TIME?
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:SAMP:TIME sets the Meas Intvl field of the CDMA ANALYZER
screen when a rho or EVM measurement is selected.
:SPECial &lt;string&gt;
:SPECial?
These commands set/query the phase of the I and Q signals that are
analyzed by the Test Set.
Syntax
CAN:SPEC ‘Normal’ !set for IS-95 standard rotation
‘Inverted’
CAN:SPEC?
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:SPEC controls the setting of the Anl Special field of the CDMA
ANALYZER screen.
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:TRIGger:STATe &lt;string&gt;
:TRIGger:STATe?
These commands set/query the state of the trigger.
CAN:TRIG:STAT can be overridden with the TRIG:MODE:RETR REP
and TRIG:MODE:RETR SING trigger commands. When the trigger
commands are used, the state of the field on the display is not updated.
(For instance, the screen may show Single selected when
TRIG:MODE:RETR REP is used.)
Syntax
CAN:TRIG:STAT ‘Single’
‘Cont’
CAN:TRIG:STAT?
Screen/field equivalent
CAN:TRIG:STAT controls Single/Cont subfield of the Analyzer field
on the CDMA ANALYZER screen.
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CBUFfer subsystem
CBUF controls the CDMA data buffer. This system allows you to send
CDMA data through the CDMA generator. You can send all zeroes,
external data via the DATA IN connector, random data, or data
supplied via GPIB.
:DATA &lt;48 or 72 character hex string&gt;
:DATA?
These commands set/query the actual data string sent in the CDMA
data buffer. The command CGEN:DATA:SOUR ‘Data Buff ’ in the
“CGENerator subsystem” on page 146 selects the data buffer as the
data source.
Syntax
CBUF:DATA &lt;hex string&gt; !48 or 72 character hex string
CBUF:DATA?
Screen/field equivalent
CBUF:DATA is controlled by the Data Source field of the CDMA
GENERATOR screen, but :DATA has no direct screen equivalent.
:FRAMe:COUNt &lt;integer&gt; &lt;real number&gt;
:FRAMe:COUNt?
These commands set/query the number of frames to be transmitted. It
is applicable no matter what the source of data is (data buffer, zeroes,
external, or random). This command utilizes the “Multiple Real
Number Setting Syntax” on page 282, but does not use the :DUNits
and :UNITs commands.
Syntax
CBUF:FRAM:COUN
&lt;integer&gt;,&lt;real number&gt;
CBUF:FRAM:COUN? &lt;integer&gt; !returns the count corresponding to
‘integer’
Screen/field equivalent
CBUF:FRAM:COUN controls the # of Frames field of the CDMA
GENERATOR screen. The # of Frame field is displayed when the Data
Source is set to Data Buff.
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:FRAMe:STARt &lt;integer&gt;,&lt;real number&gt;
:FRAMe:STARt?
These commands set/query the first frame of data to be sent. This
command utilizes the “Multiple Real Number Setting Syntax” on page
282, but does not use the :DUNits and :UNITs commands.
Syntax
CBUF:FRAM:STAR &lt;integer&gt;,&lt;real number&gt;
CBUF:FRAM:STAR?
Screen/field equivalent
CBUF:FRAM:STAR controls the Start Frame field of the CDMA
GENERATOR screen.
:FRAMe:LOAD &lt;integer&gt;,&lt;real number&gt;
:FRAMe:LOAD?
These commands load/query the data into the GPIB buffer. This
command utilizes the “Multiple Real Number Setting Syntax” on page
282, but does not use the :DUNits and :UNITs commands.
Syntax
CBUF:FRAM:LOAD &lt;integer&gt;,&lt;real number&gt;
CBUF:FRAM:LOAD?
Screen/field equivalent
CBUF:FRAM:LOAD has no equivalent field.
:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:MODE?
These commands set/query the mode of the data buffer.
Syntax
CBUF:MODE ‘Single’
‘Cont’
CBUF:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
CBUF:MODE controls the Single/Cont subfield of the Data Source
field on the CDMA GENERATOR screen.The Data Source field must
be set to Data Buff to display these choices.
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:STATe &lt;string&gt;
:STATe?
These commands set/query the mode of the data buffer.
Syntax
CBUF:STAT ‘Idle’
‘Send’
CBUF:STAT?
Screen/field equivalent
CBUF:STAT controls Idle/Send subfield of the Data Source field on
the CDMA GENERATOR screen. The Data Source field must be set to
Data Buff to display these choices.
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CCOMmon subsystem
:PATH &lt;string&gt;
:PATH?
These commands set/query RF path of the CDMA generator.
Syntax
CCOM:PATH ‘Bypass’
‘IQ’
CCOM:PATH?
Screen/field equivalent
CCOM:PATH controls the CW RF Path field of the CDMA GENERATOR
screen.
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CDANalyzer subsystem
CDAN controls the code domain analyzer.
:CONTrol &lt;string&gt;
:CONTrol?
These commands set/query the control menu displayed on the code
domain analyzer, when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”.
Syntax
CDAN:CONT ‘Main’
‘Marker’
‘Trigger’
‘Aux’
‘Gain’
‘PN Setup’
‘FP Setup’
‘CD Setup’
CDAN:CONT?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:CONT controls the menu Controls field on the Main menu of
the CODE DOM screen,when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95
Only”.
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:CPOWer:CALibrate
This command initiates the channel power calibration. When this
command is received, an internally generated calibration signal is
measured using the average power technique. Channel power is also
measured and a correction factor is generated. This correction factor is
applied to subsequent channel power measurements. Calibration
should be performed whenever a new set of measurements is made and
whenever the frequency of the measured signal is changed.
Syntax
CDAN:CPOW:CAL
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:CPOW:CAL controls Chn Pwr Cal measurement field on the CD
Setup menu of the CODE DOM screen, when the CDMA standard is
set to “IS-95 Only”. The field displayed on the CD Setup menu when
the Measurement field on the Main menu is set to Power or Fast
Power, and the CD pwr unit field on the CD Setup menu is set to Abs.
:EVENt:QUALifier &lt;string&gt;
:EVENt:QUALifier?
These commands set/query the qualifying event for the trigger. The
qualifying event is the event that must occur before a trigger is
accepted. The trigger event is set by the :EVEN:TRIG command.
Syntax
CDAN:EVEN:QUAL ‘None’
‘27 ms’
‘20 ms’
‘80 ms’
‘2 s’
‘Ampl Lo’
‘Ampl Mid’
‘Ampl Hi
‘External’
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:EVEN:QUAL controls the Qual Event field of the CODE DOM
screen. This field is displayed on the Trigger menu, when the CDMA
standard is set to “IS-95 Only”.
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:EVENt:TRIGger &lt;string&gt;
:EVENt:TRIGger?
These commands set/query the trigger setting of the CODE DOM
screen.
Syntax
CDAN:EVEN:TRIG ‘27 ms’
‘20 ms’
‘80 ms’
‘2 s’
‘Delay’
‘Immed’
CDAN:EVEN:TRIG?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:EVEN:TRIG sets the Trig Event field of the CODE DOM
screen, when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”. This field is
displayed on the Trigger menu.
:EVENt:TRIGger:DELay &lt;real number&gt;
:EVENt:TRIGger:DELay?
These commands set/query the delay value of the trigger when the
:EVEN:TRIG ‘Delay’ command is sent. This command utilizes the “Real
Number Setting Syntax” on page 299, but does not use the :DUNits,
:UNITs, or :STATe commands.
Syntax
CDAN:EVEN:TRIG:DEL &lt;real number&gt; !values from 20 &micro;s to 10 s
CDAN:EVEN:TRIG:DEL?
!returns the value set
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:EVEN:TRIG:DEL controls the Trig Event field on the Trigger
menu of the CODE DOM screen when Trig Event is set to Delay,
when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”.
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:FPOWer:NAVG &lt;integer&gt;
:FPOWer:NAVG?
These commands set/query the number of averages made by the fast
power measurement.
Syntax
CDAN:FPOW:NAVG &lt;integer&gt;
CDAN:FPOW:NAVG?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:FPOW:NAVG controls the Num Avgs field on the FP Setup menu
of the CODE DOM screen, when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95
Only”.
:FPOWer:TOFFset &lt;real number&gt;
:FPOWer:TOFFset?
These commands set/query the time offset for the fast power
measurement. :FPOW:TOFF can be either entered with this command,
or it can be transferred via the :FPOW:TOFF:TRAN command.
This number can be entered in microseconds only.
Syntax
CDAN:FPOW:TOFF &lt;real number&gt; !0 to 26667
CDAN:FPOW:TOFF?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:FPOW:TOFF controls the Time Offset field on the FP Setup
menu of the CODE DOM screen, when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-95 Only”.
:FPOWer:TOFFset:TRANsfer
This command transfers the measured time offset from the Tm Ofs
measurement field to the Time Offset field.
Syntax
CDAN:FPOW:TOFF:TRAN
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:FPOW:TOFF:TRAN controls the Ofs Trnsfer field on the
FP Setup menu of the CODE DOM screen, when the CDMA standard is
set to “IS-95 Only”.
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:GAIN &lt;string&gt;
:GAIN?
These commands set/query the gain of the code domain analyzer. This
command will only be enabled when autoranging is turned off
(CDAN:GAIN:MODE ‘Hold’).
This command may conflict with the CDMA analyzer’s settings
CAN:PATH:GAIN and CAN:PATH:MODE. For example, if autoranging
is turned off (‘Hold’) in the CDMA analyzer and turned on in the Code
Domain Analyzer (‘Auto’), the ‘Hold’ setting will always override the
‘Auto’ setting. When autoranging is turned off, setting either analyzer’s
gain will automatically change the other’s to the same setting.
Use the CAN:POW:GAIN command when making an average power
measurement.
Syntax
CDAN:GAIN ‘0 dB’
‘6 dB’
‘12 dB’
‘18 dB’
‘24 dB’
‘30 dB’
‘36 dB’
CDAN:GAIN?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:GAIN sets the lower subfield of the Gain field of the CODE DOM
screen, when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”. This subfield is
only selectable when the upper subfield is set to Hold.
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:GAIN:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:GAIN:MODE?
These commands set/query the mode of the Gain field, allowing you to
choose between an autoranging gain (‘Auto’) or a fixed gain (‘Hold’).
This command may conflict with the CDMA analyzer’s settings
CAN:PATH:GAIN and CAN:PATH:MODE. For example, if autoranging
is turned off (‘Hold’) in the CDMA analyzer and turned on in the Code
Domain Analyzer (‘Auto’), the ‘Hold’ setting will always override the
‘Auto’ setting. When autoranging is turned off, setting either analyzer’s
path gain will automatically change the other’s to the same setting.
For average power measurements, use the CAN:POW:GAIN:MODE
command.
Syntax
CDAN:GAIN:MODE ‘Auto’
‘Hold’
CDAN:GAIN:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:GAIN:MODE sets the Auto/Hold subfield of the Gain field of the
CODE DOM screen, when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”.
:GAIN:VALue?
This command queries the gain of the code domain analyzer. This
command will only be enabled when autoranging is turned on
(CDAN:GAIN:MODE ‘Auto’).
Syntax
CDAN:GAIN:VAL? !returns 0 dB,6 dB,12 dB,18 dB,24 dB, 30 db,
36 dB
Screen/field equivalent
When the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”, the
CDAN:GAIN:VAL? reads the lower subfield of the Gain field of the
CODE DOM screen when the upper subfield is set to Auto,
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:MARKer:POSition &lt;real number&gt;
:MARKer:POSition?
These commands set/query the position of the marker.
Syntax
CDAN:MARK:POS &lt;real number&gt; !values from 0 to 63
CDAN:MARK:POS?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:MARK:POS controls the Walsh Chan field on the Marker menu
of the CODE DOM screen, when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95
Only”.
:MEASure &lt;string&gt;
:MEASure?
These commands set/query the type of measurement performed in the
CODE DOM screen.
Syntax
CDAN:MEAS ‘Power’
‘Fast Pwr’
‘Timing’
‘Phase’
CDAN:MEAS?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:MEAS controls the Measurement field of the Main menu on the
CODE DOM screen, when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”.
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:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:MODE?
These commands set/query the measurement state of the code domain
analyzer.
CDAN:MODE can be overridden with the TRIG:MODE:RETR REP and
TRIG:MODE:RETR SING trigger commands. When the trigger
commands are used, the state of the field on the display is not updated.
(For instance, the screen may show Single selected when
TRIG:MODE:RETR REP is used.)
Syntax
CDAN:MODE ‘Single’
‘Cont’
CDAN:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:MODE controls the Single/Cont subfield of the Measurement
field on the Main menu of the CODE DOM screen, when the CDMA
standard is set to “IS-95 Only”.
:PATH:GAIN &lt;real number&gt;
:PATH:GAIN?
These commands set/query the gain into the code domain analyzer. This
command fine tunes the gain setting. This value is only selectable
through GPIB.
See also, CAN:PATH:GAIN on page 106.
Syntax
CDAN:PATH:GAIN &lt;real number&gt; !values from 0 to 36 dB in 0.1
dB steps
CDAN:PATH:GAIN?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:PATH:GAIN has no equivalent field. This applies when the
CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”.
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:PNINcrement &lt;real number&gt;
:PNINcrement?
These commands set/query the PN increment. If you know the PN
incrment, enter it with this command to speed the PN offset search. If
you do not know the increment, enter a 1.
This command utilizes the :INCR command of the “Real Number
Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
CDAN:PNIN &lt;real number&gt;!values from 1 to 256
CDAN:PNIN?
!returns the value of the PN increment
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:PNIN controls the PN Incrment field on the CODE DOM screen
when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”. This field is displayed
only when the Find PN field on the PN Setup menu is set to Auto.
:PNMode &lt;string&gt;
:PNMode?
These commands set/query the PN offset mode.
• ‘Auto’ is used to calculate the system’s PN offset if it is unknown.
When ‘Auto’ is selected, the CDAN:PNIN command can be used to
enter a PN increment and speed the PN offset calculation.
• ‘Manual’ is used to enter a known PN offset. When ‘Manual’ is
selected, the PN offset is entered using the CDAN:PNOF command.
Syntax
CDAN:PNM ‘Auto’
‘Manual’
CDAN:PNM? !returns the PN Offset mode
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:PNM controls the Find PN field on the PN Setup menu of the
CODE DOM screen, when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”.
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:PNOFfset &lt;real number&gt;
:PNOFfset?
These commands set/query the PN offset of the system.
This command utilizes the :INCR command of the “Real Number
Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
CDAN:PNOF &lt;real number&gt; !values from 0.0 to 511.984375
CDAN:PNOF?
!returns the value of the PN Offset
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:PNOF controls the PN Offset field on the CODE DOM screen
when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”. This field is displayed
only when the Find PN field on the PN Setup menu is set to Manual.
:POWer:REFerence &lt;string&gt;
:POWer:REFerence?
These commands set/query the power reference for the code domain
analyzer.
Syntax
CDAN:POW:REF ‘0 dB ref’
CDAN:POW:REF?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:POW:REF controls the upper subfield of the Pwr Scale field on
the CODE DOM screen when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95
Only”. This field is displayed on the Marker menu.
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:PUNit &lt;string&gt;
:PUNit?
These commands set/query whether power measurements are absolute
power measurements or relative power measurements.
• ‘Abs’ - Absolute code domain power displays the power in each of the
64 Walsh channels, relative to the total power inside a 1.23 MHz
bandwidth centered at the tune frequency. The 64 Walsh channels (0
through 63) are represented by a vertical bar on the analyzer’s
display.
• ‘Rel’ - Relative code domain power displays the power in each of the
64 Walsh channels, relative to the pilot’s power. (Pilot power is
approximately two-thirds of the total power.) The 64 Walsh codes (0
through 63) are represented by a vertical bar on the analyzer’s
display.
Syntax
CDAN:PUN ‘Abs’
‘Rel’
CDAN:PUN?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:PUN controls the CD pwr unit field on the CODE DOM screen
when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”.
:SAMPle:TIME &lt;real number&gt;
:SAMPle:TIME?
These commands set/query the time interval for the code domain
measurements.
Syntax
CDAN:SAMP:TIME &lt;real number&gt; !values 0.00025 to 0.00125 s
CDAN:SAMP:TIME?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:SAMP:TIME controls the Meas Intvl field on the Aux menu of
the CODE DOM screen when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95
Only”.
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:SCALe:PHASe &lt;string&gt;
:SCALe:PHASe?
These commands set/query the scale that is used when measuring code
domain phase when using the code domain analyzer.
Syntax
CDAN:SCAL:PHAS ‘1 mRad’
‘2 mRad’
‘5 mRad’
‘10 mRad’
‘20 mRad’
‘50 mRad’
CDAN:SCAL:PHAS?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:SCAL:PHAS controls the Phase/div field on the Phase
measurement menu of the CODE DOM screen when the CDMA
standard is set to “IS-95 Only”.
:SCALe:POWer &lt;string&gt;
:SCALe:POWer?
These commands set/query the scale that is used when measuring code
domain power when using the code domain analyzer.
Syntax
CDAN:SCAL:POW ‘1 dB/div’
‘2 dB/div’
‘5 dB/div’
CDAN:SCAL:POW?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:SCAL:POW controls lower subfield of the Pwr Scale field on the
Marker menu of the CODE DOM screen when the CDMA standard is
set to “IS-95 Only”. This field is displayed only when a power or fast
power measurement is selected.
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:SCALe:TIME &lt;string&gt;
:SCALe:TIME?
These commands set/query the time per division portion of the scale
that is used when measuring code domain timing.
Syntax
CDAN:SCAL:TIME ‘1 ns’
‘2 ns’
‘5 ns’
‘10 ns’
‘20 ns’
‘50 ns’
CDAN:SCAL:TIME?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:SCAL:TIME controls the Time/div field on the Marker menu of
the CODE DOM screen when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95
Only”. This field is displayed only when a timing measurement is
selected
:THRShld &lt;real number&gt;
:THRShld?
These commands set/query the minimum display threshold for code
domain timing and phase measurements. Walsh channels that have
power levels below the threshold are not displayed in the timing and
phase displays. Querying these measurements for Walsh channels that
are below the threshold level using GPIB will return a default value of
9e99.
Syntax
CDAN:THRS &lt;real number&gt; !values minus 30 to 0.0 dB
CDAN:THRS?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:THRS controls the Threshold field on the Aux menu of the
CODE DOM screen when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”.
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:IS2000:CONTrols &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:CONTrols?
These commands set/query the controls menu displayed on the Code
Domain analyzer screen when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:CONT ‘Main’
‘Marker’
‘Trigger’
‘Aux’
‘Gain’
‘Reference’
‘PN Setup’
‘FP Setup’
CDAN:IS2000:CONT?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:CONT controls the menu Controls field of the CODE
DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”.
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:IS2000:GAIN:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:GAIN:MODE?
For IS-2000 only. These commands set/query the mode of the Gain field,
allowing you to choose between an autoranging gain (‘Auto’) or a fixed
gain (‘Hold’).
This command may conflict with the CDMA analyzer’s settings
CAN:PATH:GAIN and CAN:PATH:MODE. For example, if autoranging
is turned off (‘Hold’) in the CDMA analyzer and turned on in the Code
Domain Analyzer (‘Auto’), the ‘Hold’ setting will always override the
‘Auto’ setting. When autoranging is turned off, setting either analyzer’s
path gain will automatically change the other’s to the same setting.
For average power measurements, use the CAN:POW:GAIN:MODE
command.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:GAIN:MODE ‘Auto’
‘Hold’
CDAN:IS2000:GAIN:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:GAIN:MODE sets the Auto/Hold subfield of the Gain
image of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000”.
:IS2000:GAIN:PATH &lt;real number&gt;
:IS2000:GAIN:PATH?
For IS-2000 only. These commands query/set returns the gain
information from the Code Domain analyzer. The command allows you
to fine tune the gain setting.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:GAIN:PATH &lt;real number&gt; !values from 0 to 36 dB
in 0.1 dB steps
CDAN:IS2000:GAIN:PATH?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:GAIN:PATH has no corresponding field. This applies
when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”.
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:IS2000:GAIN[:SETTing] &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:GAIN[:SETTing]?
For IS-2000 only. These commands set/query the gain of the Code
Domain analyzer. This command will only be enabled when
autoranging is turned off (CDAN:IS2000:GAIN:MODE ‘Hold’).
This command may conflict with the CDMA analyzer’s settings
CAN:PATH:GAIN and CAN:PATH:MODE. For example, if autoranging
is turned off (‘Hold’) in the CDMA analyzer and turned on in the Code
Domain Analyzer (‘Auto’), the ‘Hold’ setting will always override the
‘Auto’ setting. When autoranging is turned off, setting either analyzer’s
gain will automatically change the other’s to the same setting.
Use the CAN:POW:GAIN command when making an average power
measurement.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:GAIN[:SETT] ‘0 dB’
‘6 dB’
‘12 dB’
‘18 dB’
‘24 dB’
‘30 dB’
‘36 dB’
CDAN:IS2000:GAIN[:SETT]?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:GAIN[:SETT] sets the lower subfield of the Gain image
of the CODE DOMAIN screen. This subfield can only be set when the
upper subfield is set to Hold when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000”.
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:IS2000:GAIN:VALue?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the gain value, as a string, that is
shown in the gain field of the code domain screen. This command will
only be enabled when autoranging is turned on
(CDAN:IS2000:GAIN:MODE ‘Auto’).
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:GAIN:VAL? !returns 0 dB, 6 dB, 12 dB, 18 dB,
24 dB, 30 db, 36 dB
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:GAIN:VAL? reads the lower subfield of the Gain image of
the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000” and the upper field is set to Auto.
:IS2000:MARKer:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:MARKer:MODE?
IS-2000 only. These commands set/query the string that matches the
field contents of the field that selects the way channel width
information is presented: In terms of Channel size or Walsh order.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:MARK:MODE &lt;string&gt;
CDAN:IS2000:MARK:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:MARK:MODE? reads the selection field Chan
Size/Walsh Ord/Sprd Fact/Rate RC-3/Rate RC-4/Rate RC-5 in
the measurement portion of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the
CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”.
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:IS2000:MARKer:POSition &lt;integer&gt;
:IS2000:MARKer:POSition?
IS-2000 only. These commands set/query the integer that corresponds
to the current position of the marker in the CODE DOMAIN screen
when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:MARK:POS &lt;integer&gt; !values from 0 to 127
CDAN:IS2000:MARK:POS?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:MARK:POS controls the Marker Pos field of the Marker
image of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000”.
:IS2000:MARKer:REFerence &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:MARKer:REFerence?
IS-2000 only. These commands set/query the power reference, as a
string, in terms of dB, for the code domain analyzer.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:MARK:REF &lt;string&gt;
CDAN:IS2000:MARK:REF?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:MARK:REF controls the Pwr Ref field on the Marker
image of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000”.
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:IS2000:MARKer:SCALe &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:MARKer:SCALe?
IS-2000 only. These commands set/query the scale that is used when
measuring code domain power in dB/div units in the code domain
analyzer.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:MARK:SCAL ‘1 dB/div’
‘2 dB/div’
‘5 dB/div’
CDAN:IS2000:MARK:SCAL?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:MARK:SCAL controls the Pwr Scale field on the Marker
image of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000”.
:IS2000:MEASurement:INTerval &lt;real number&gt;
:IS2000:MEASurement:INTerval?
IS-2000 only. These commands set/query the real number for the time
interval of the code domain measurements performed in the IS-2000
CODE DOMAIN screen.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:MEAS:INT &lt;real number&gt;
!values 1.5 to 8.0 ms
CDAN:IS2000:MEAS:INT?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:MEAS:INT controls the Meas Int field of the Aux image
of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000”.
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:IS2000:MEASurement:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:MEASurement:MODE?
IS-2000 only. These commands set/query the measurement state for the
code domain analyzer. This mode can be overridden with the
TRIG:MODE:RETR REP and TRIG:MODE:RETR SING trigger
commands. When the trigger commands are used, the state of the field
on the display are not updated. For example, the screen may show
Single selected when TRIG:MODE:RETR REP is used.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:MEAS:MODE ‘Single’
‘Cont’
CDAN:IS2000:MEAS:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:MEAS:MODE controls the Single/Cont subfield of the
Measurement field of the Main image of the CODE DOMAIN screen
when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”.
:IS2000:MEASurement:ORDer &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:MEASurement:ORDer?
IS-2000 only. These commands set/query the channel order of
measurement currently shown on the CODE DOMAIN screen. The
channel order can follow the Hadamard ordering in which all 128
channels are ordered consecutively from 0 to 127, or they can follow the
Bit Reverse ordering.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:MEAS:ORD ‘Bit Reverse’
‘Hadamard’
CDAN:IS2000:MEAS:ORD?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:MEAS:ORD controls the Meas Order field of the Aux
image on the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set
to “IS-2000”.
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:IS2000:MEASurement[:TYPE] &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:MEASurement[:TYPE]?
IS-2000 only. These commands set/query the type of measurement
performed in the CODE DOMAIN screen.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:MEAS[:TYPE] ‘Power’
‘Fast Pwr’
‘Power&amp;Noise’
‘Complex Pwr’
‘FstPwr Sync’
CDAN:IS2000:MEAS[:TYPE]?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:MEAS[:TYPE] sets the Measurement field of the Main
image on the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set
to “IS-2000”.
:IS2000:PNUMber:INCRement &lt;integer&gt;
:IS2000:PNUMber:INCRement?
:IS2000:PNumber:INCRement &lt;integer&gt;
:IS2000:PNumber:INCRement?
IS-2000 only. These commands set/query the PN increment. If you know
the PN increment, enter it with this command to speed the PN offset
search. If you do not know the increment, enter a 1.
This command utilizes the :INCR command of the “Real Number
Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:PNUM:INCR &lt;integer&gt; !values from 1 to 256
CDAN:IS2000:PNUM:INCR? !returns the value of the PN increment
CDAN:IS2000:PN:INCR &lt;integer&gt; !values from 1 to 256
CDAN:IS2000:PN:INCR? !returns the value of the PN increment
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:PNUM:INCR and CDAN:IS2000:PN:INCR control the
PN Incrment field on the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA
standard is set to “IS-2000”. This field is displayed only when the Find
PN field on the PN Setup image is set to Auto.
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:IS2000:PNUMber:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:PNUMber:MODE?
:IS2000:PNumber:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:PNumber:MODE?
IS-2000 only. These commands set/query the PN setup.
• ‘Auto’ is used to calculate the system’s PN offset if it is unknown.
When ‘Auto’ is selected, the CDAN:IS2000:PNUM:INCR command
can be used to enter a PN increment and speed the PN offset
calculation.
• ‘Manual’ is used to enter a known PN offset. When ‘Manual’ is
selected, the PN offset is entered using the CDAN:IS2000:PN:OFFS
command.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:PNUM:MODE ‘Auto’
‘Manual’
CDAN:IS2000:PNUM:MODE? !returns the PN Offset mode
CDAN:IS2000:PN:MODE
‘Auto’
‘Manual’
CDAN:IS2000:PN:MODE? !returns the PN Offset mode
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:PNUM:MODE and CDAN:IS2000:PN:MODE control the
Find PN field on the PN Setup image of the CODE DOMAIN screen
when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”.
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:IS2000:PNUMber:OFFSet &lt;integer&gt;
:IS2000:PNUMber:OFFSet?
:IS2000:PNumber:OFFset &lt;integer&gt;
:IS2000:PNumber:OFFset?
IS-2000 only. These commands set/query the contents of the PN offset
field in the Code Domain analyzer.
This command utilizes the :INCR command of the “Real Number
Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:PNUM:OFFS &lt;integer&gt; !values from 0 to 512
CDAN:IS2000:PNUM:OFFS? !returns the value of the PN Offset
CDAN:IS2000:PN:OFFS &lt;integer&gt; !values from 0 to 512
CDAN:IS2000:PN:OFFS? !returns the value of the PN Offset
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:PNUM:OFFS and CDAN:IS2000:PN:OFFS control the
PN Offset field on the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA
standard is set to “IS-2000”. This field is displayed only when the Find
PN field on the PN Setup image is set to Manual.
:IS2000:POWer:CHANnel[:CALibrate]
IS-2000 only. This command initiates the channel power calibration.
When this command is received, an internally generated calibration
signal is measured using the average power technique. Channel power
is also measured and a correction factor is generated. This correction
factor is applied to subsequent channel power measurements.
Calibrations should be performed whenever a new set of measurements
is made and whenever the frequency of the measured signal is changed.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:POW:CHAN[:CAL]
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:POW:CHAN[:CAL] controls the Chn Pwr Cal
measurement field on the Reference image of the CODE DOMAIN
screen when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000” and the CD pwr
unit field is set to Abs.
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:IS2000:POWer:FAST:NAVG &lt;integer&gt;
:IS2000:POWer:FAST:NAVG?
IS-2000 only. These commands set/query the number of averages made
during fast power measurements.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:POW:FAST:NAVG &lt;integer&gt;
CDAN:IS2000:POW:FAST:NAVG?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:POW:FAST:NAVG controls the Num Avgs field of the FP
Setup menu on the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard
is set to “IS-2000”.
:IS2000:POWer:UNIT &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:POWer:UNIT?
IS-2000 only. These commands set/query whether power measurements
are absolute power measurements or relative power measurements.
• ‘Abs’ - Absolute code domain power displays the power in each of the
128 Walsh channels, relative to the total power inside a 1.23 MHz
bandwidth centered at the tune frequency.
• ‘Rel’ - Relative code domain power displays the power in each of the
128 Walsh channels, relative to the power of the Pilot signal. (Pilot
power is approximately two-thirds of the total power.)
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:POW:UNIT ‘Abs’
‘Rel’
CDAN:IS2000:POW:UNIT?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:POW:UNIT controls the CD pwr unit field of the
Reference image on the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA
standard is set to “IS-2000”.
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:IS2000:THReshold &lt;real number&gt;
:IS2000:THReshold?
IS-2000 Only. These commands set/query the minimum display
threshold for code domain measurements. Walsh channels that have
power levels below the threshold are not displayed as active channels.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:THR &lt;real number&gt; !values minus 80 to 0.0 dB
CDAN:IS2000:THR? !returns the Threshold value
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:THRS controls the Threshold field on the Aux menu of the
CODE DOM screen when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”.
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:IS2000:TRIGger:ARM
IS-2000 only. This command arms code domain measurements. This
command does not affect continuous measurement and will always be
overridden by GPIB triggering commands. To effectively put the code
domain analyzer in single triggering mode, use the
TRIG:MODE:RETR SING command. For continuous triggering, use
TRIG:MODE:RETR REP. See “TRIGger subsystem” on page 346 for a
more complete discussion of GPIB triggering.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:TRIG:ARM !arms the measurement
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:TRIG:ARM controls the Arm Meas subfield of the
Analyzer field on the Main menu of the CODE DOMAIN screen when
the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”.
:IS2000:TRIGger:DARM
IS-2000 only. This command disarms the code domain measurements.
This command does not affect continuous measurement and will always
be overridden by GPIB triggering commands. To effectively put the code
domain analyzer in single triggering mode, use the
TRIG:MODE:RETR SING command. For continuous triggering, use
TRIG:MODE:RETR REP. See “TRIGger subsystem” on page 346 for a
more complete discussion of GPIB triggering.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:TRIG:DARM !disarms measurements that have been
previously armed
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:TRIG:DARM controls the Disarm subfield of the
Analyzer field on the Main menu of the CODE DOMAIN screen when
the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”.
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:IS2000:TRIGger:DELay &lt;real number&gt;
:IS2000:TRIGger:DELay?
IS-2000 only. This command/query sets/returns the real number that
matches the Trig Delay field in the code domain measurements. The
contents are measured in microseconds.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:TRIG:DEL &lt;real number&gt; !values from 20&micro;s to 10 s
CDAN:IS2000:TRIG:DEL?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:TRIG:DEL controls the Trig Delay subfield of the
Trigger image when the Trig Event is set to Delay on the CODE
DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”.
:IS2000:TRIGger[:EVENt] &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:TRIGger[:EVENt]?
IS-2000 only. This command returns the string that matches the Trig
Event field in the code domain measurements.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:TRIG[:EVEN] ‘27 ms’
‘20 ms’
‘80 ms’
‘2 s’
‘Delay’
‘Immed’
CDAN:IS2000:TRIG[:EVEN]?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:TRIG[:EVEN] controls the Trig Event field of the
Trigger image of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA
standard is set to “IS-2000”.
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:IS2000:TRIGger:QUALifier &lt;string&gt;
:IS2000:TRIGger:QUALifier?
IS-2000 only. This command returns the string that matches the Qual
Event field in the code domain measurements.
Syntax
CDAN:IS2000:TRIG:QUAL ‘None’
‘27 ms’
‘20 ms’
‘80 ms’
‘2 s’
‘Ampl Lo’
‘Ampl Mid’
‘Ampl Hi’
‘External’
CDAN:IS2000:TRIG:QUAL?
Screen/field equivalent
CDAN:IS2000:TRIG:QUAL controls the Qual Event field of the
Trigger image of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA
standard is set to “IS-2000”.
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CGENerator subsystem
:CONTrol &lt;string&gt;
:CONTrol?
These commands set/query the CDMA generator’s mode. It defines the
type of data being sent.
Syntax
CGEN:CONT ‘Data’
‘Eb/No’
‘Noise’
CGEN:CONT?
Screen/field equivalent
CGEN:CONT controls the Gen Mode field of the CDMA GENERATOR
screen.
:DATA:SOURce &lt;string&gt;
:DATA:SOURce?
These commands set/query the type or source of the data being sent.
Syntax
CGEN:DATA:SOUR ‘Zeroes’
!Data is all zeroes
‘Ext’
!Data comes from the DATA IN port
‘Random’
!Generates random data
‘Data Buff’ !Gets data from the data buffer
CGEN:DATA:SOUR?
Screen/field equivalent
CGEN:DATA:SOUR controls the Data Source field of the CDMA
GENERATOR screen.
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:DATA:RATE &lt;string&gt;
:DATA:RATE?
:DATA:RATE sets the data transfer rate for data from the :DATA:SOUR
command.
Syntax
CGEN:DATA:RATE ‘14.4 Kbps’
‘9.6 Kbps’
CGEN:DATA:RATE?
Screen/field equivalent
CGEN:DATA:RATE controls the Data Rate field of the CDMA
GENERATOR screen.
:DIRection &lt;string&gt;
:DIRection?
:DIR sets/queries the direction of the CDMA generator. Fwd produces
QPSK modulation to imitate a base station. Rev produces OQPSK
modulation to imitate a mobile station.
Syntax
CGEN:DIR ‘Fwd’
‘Rev’
CGEN:DIR?
Screen/field equivalent
CGEN:DIR controls the Gen Dir field of the CDMA GENERATOR
screen.
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:EBNO:LEVel &lt;real number&gt;
:EBNO:LEVel?
These commands set/query the level of the generator when it is in
Eb/No mode. This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax”
on page 299, but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
CGEN:EBNO:LEV &lt;real number&gt; !values from −5 to +25 dB
CGEN:EBNO:LEV?
Screen/field equivalent
:EBNO:LEV controls the generator’s level when the Gen Mode field on
the CDMA GENERATOR screen is set to Eb/No.
:EQFilter &lt;string&gt;
:EQFilter?
These commands set/query the setting of the equalization filter used to
create forward channel signals. This command is used when you want
to override the default setting (EQ In). The filter is bypassed for reverse
link signals and cannot be overridden. Therefore, this command is valid
only when the CGEN:DIR ‘Fwd’ command is used.
Syntax
CGEN:EQF ‘EQ In’ !switches the Equalization filter in
‘Out’
!bypasses the Equalization filter
CGEN:EQF?
Screen/field equivalent
CGEN:EQF controls the EQ In/Out subfield of the Gen Dir field on the
CDMA GENERATOR screen. This field is displayed only when Fwd is
selected in the Fwd/Rev subfield.
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:EVENsec &lt;string&gt;
:EVENsec?
These commands set/query the even-second input’s setting. When
enabled, signals applied to the EVEN SECOND SYNC IN port
synchronize the Test Set’s timing circuits.
Syntax
CGEN:EVEN ‘Enable’
‘Not’
CGEN:EVEN?
Screen/field equivalent
CGEN:EVEN controls the Even Sec In field of the CDMA
GENERATOR screen.
:SPECial &lt;string&gt;
:SPECial?
These commands set/query the rotation of IQ modulated signals.
Normal creates and analyzes IQ signals with standard rotation.
Inverted creates and analyzes IQ signals with reverse-rotation.
(Reverse rotation is opposite to the direction specified in the IS-95
standards.)
Syntax
CGEN:SPEC ‘Normal’
‘Invert’
CGEN:SPEC?
Screen/field equivalent
CGEN:SPEC controls the Gen Special field of the CDMA
GENERATOR screen. This field is also displayed on the CDMA
ANALYZER screen
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CONFigure subsystem
The CONFigure subsystem contains commands that control several
different screens: I/O CONFIGURE, INSTRUMENT CONFIGURE, and
PRINTER CONFIGURE.
:BADDress &lt;integer&gt;
:BADDress?
These commands set/query the GPIB address for the Test Set. This
command utilizes the “Integer Number Setting Syntax” on page 206.
Syntax
CONF:BADD &lt;integer&gt;
!valid from 0 to 30
CONF:BADD?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:BADD controls the HP-IB Adrs field of the I/O CONFIGURE
screen.
:BEEPer &lt;string&gt;
:BEEPer?
These commands set/query the volume of the Test Set’s beeper.
Syntax
CONF:BEEP ‘Off’
‘Quiet’
‘Loud’
CONF:BEEP?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:BEEP controls the Beeper field of the INSTRUMENT
CONFIGURE screen.
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:BMODe &lt;string&gt;
:BMODe?
These commands set/query the GPIB control mode.
Syntax
CONF:BMOD ‘Control’
‘Talk&amp;Lstn’
CONF:BMOD?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:BMOD controls the Mode field of the I/O CONFIGURE screen.
:CDMA:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:CDMA:MODE?
These commands set/query the standard selected in the CDMA Std field
in the INSTRUMENT CONFIGURE screen. CDMA:MODE returns
either IS-95 Only or IS-2000 depending on the current state of the field.
Syntax
CONF:CDMA:MODE ‘IS-95 Only’
‘IS-2000’
CONF:CDMA:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
CDMA:MODE controls the CDMA Std field of the INSTRUMENT
CONFIGURE screen.
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:DISPlay:MESSages
:DISPlay:MESSages?
These commands set/query the reporting of messages during normal
operation. A ‘Yes’ setting means that all messages are displayed as they
occur.
Syntax
CONF:DISP:MESS ‘Yes’
‘No’
CONF:DISP:MESS?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:DISP:MESS controls the Display User Messages field of the
INSTRUMENT CONFIGURE screen.
:DATE &lt;integer&gt;
:DATE?
These commands set/query the date set within the Test Set. This
command utilizes the “Integer Number Setting Syntax” on page 206.
Syntax
CONF:DATE &lt;integer&gt; !Use MMDDYY format
CONF:DATE?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:DATE controls the Date field of the INSTRUMENT
CONFIGURE screen.
:KNOB &lt;string&gt;
:KNOB?
This command is the equivalent of the pressing the cursor-control knob.
Syntax
CONF:KNOB ‘On’
‘Off’
CONF:KNOB?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:KNOB has no field associated with this command.
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:NOTChmode &lt;string&gt;
:NOTChmode?
These commands set/query the coupling between the AF Generator 1
and a notch filter. The frequency and gain of the notch filter is set by
the AFAN:NOTC:GAIN and AFAN:NOTC:FREQ commands.
Syntax
CONF:NOTC ‘AFGen1’ !notch filter switched in
‘None’
!no notch filter
CONF:NOTC?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:NOTC controls the Notch Coup l field of the INSTRUMENT
CONFIGURE screen.
:OFLevel:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:OFLevel:MODE?
These commands set/query the RF level offset, and is typically used to
compensate for path loss between the Test Set and the base station.
Syntax
CONF:OFL:MODE ‘On’
‘Off’
CONF:OFL:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:OFL:MODE controls the RF Level Offset field of the
INSTRUMENT CONFIGURE screen.
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:OFLevel:ANTenna &lt;real number&gt;
:OFLevel:ANTenna?
These commands set/query the path loss from the device-under-test to
the Test Set’s ANT IN port. This correction is applied when the
CONF:OFL:MODE ‘On’ command is used.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
CONF:OFL:ANT &lt;real number&gt; !values: −100.0 to 100.0
CONF:OFL:ANT?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:OFL:ANT controls the Antenna In field of the INSTRUMENT
CONFIGURE screen. This value in this field is used when the RF
Level Offset field is set to On.
:OFLevel:DUPLex &lt;real number&gt;
:OFLevel:DUPLex?
These commands set/query the path loss from the DUPLEX OUT
connector to the device-under-test. This correction is applied when the
CONF:OFL:MODE ‘On’ command is used.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
CONF:OFL:DUPL &lt;real number&gt; !values: −100.0 to 100.0
CONF:OFL:DUPL?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:OFL:DUPL controls the Duplex Out field on the INSTRUMENT
CONFIGURE screen. This value in this field is used when the RF
Level Offset field is set to On.
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:OFLevel:RFINout &lt;real number&gt;
:OFLevel:RFINout?
These commands set/query the path loss from the RF IN/OUT
connector to the device-under-test. This correction is applied when the
CONF:OFL:MODE ‘On’ command is used.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
CONF:OFL:RFIN &lt;real number&gt; !values: minus 100.0 to 100.0
CONF:OFL:RFIN?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:OFL:RFIN controls the RF In/Out field of the INSTRUMENT
CONFIGURE screen. This value in this field is used when the RF
Level Offset field is set to On.
:OFRequency &lt;real number&gt;
:OFRequency?
These commands set/query the frequency offset between the Test Set’s
generator and analyzer. This command is used only in frequency tuning
mode (CONF:RFD ‘Freq’) and RF offset must be turned on
(CONF:OMODE ‘On’).
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
CONF:OFR &lt;real number&gt;
CONF:OFR?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:OFR controls the (Gen)-(Anl) field of the INSTRUMENT
CONFIGURE screen.
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:OMODe &lt;string&gt;
:OMODe?
These commands set/query the state of the RF offset defined in the
CONF:OFR command.
Syntax
CONF:OMOD ‘On’
‘Off’
CONF:OMOD?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:OMOD controls the RF Offset field of the INSTRUMENT
CONFIGURE screen.
:OPERation:AUTO
:OPERation:HOLD
These commands control the autoranging routine in the Test Set.
:AUTO enables the routines, :HOLD disables them.
Syntax
CONF:OPER:AUTO !enables and autoranging
CONF:OPER:HOLD !disables and autoranging
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:OPER:AUTO and :OPER:HOLD control the Range Hold field of
the INSTRUMENT CONFIGURE screen.
:PCMCia:CARD:STATus?
This command queries whether or not a PC card is inserted in the Test
Set’s front-panel card slot (No Card, or Inserted).
Syntax
CONF:PCMC:CARD:STAT?
Screen/Field Equivalent
CONF:PCMC:CARD:STAT? queries the Card Status field on the I/O
CONFIGURE screen.
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:PCMCia:CARD:TYPE?
This command queries the type of PC card inserted in the Test Set’s
front-panel card slot (such as, RAM or ROM).
Syntax
CONF:PCMC:CARD:TYPE?
Screen/Field Equivalent
CONF:PCMC:CARD:TYPE? queries the Card Status field on the I/O
CONFIGURE screen.
:PCMCia:CARD:SIZE?
This command queries the size of the PC card inserted in the Test Set’s
front-panel card slot (such as, 1M Bytes).
Syntax
CONF:PCMC:CARD:SIZE?
Screen/Field Equivalent
CONF:PCMC:CARD:SIZE? queries the Card Status field on the I/O
CONFIGURE screen.
:PRINt:ADDRess &lt;integer&gt;
:PRINt:ADDRess?
These commands set/query the printer address used when
CONF:PRIN:DEST is ‘HP-IB’.
This command utilizes the “Integer Number Setting Syntax” on page
206.
Syntax
CONF:PRIN:ADDR &lt;integer&gt; !values 0 to 30
CONF:PRIN:ADDR?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:PRIN:ADDR controls the Printer Adrs field of the PRINTER
CONFIGURE screen. This field is displayed only when the Printer
Port field is set to HP-IB.
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:PRINt:LINes|LINE &lt;integer&gt;
:PRINt:LINes|LINE?
:PRIN:LIN sets/queries the number of lines to be printed per page. This
command utilizes the “Integer Number Setting Syntax” on page 206.
Syntax
CONF:PRIN:LIN &lt;integer&gt; !values: 5 to 120
CONF:PRIN:LIN?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:PRIN:LIN controls the Lines/Page field of the PRINTER
CONFIGURE screen.
:PRINt:DESTination|PORTs &lt;string&gt;
:PRINt:DESTination?|PORTs?
These commands set/query the port setting for the printer. The
:PRIN:DEST command is equivalent to the :PRIN:PORT command.
Syntax
CONF:PRIN:DEST ‘Serial 9’
‘Parallel 15’
‘HP-IB’
CONF:PRIN:DEST?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:PRIN:DEST controls the Printer Port field of the PRINTER
CONFIGURE screen.
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:PRINt:FFSTart &lt;string&gt;
:PRINt:FFSTart?
These commands set/query a form feed (blank page) at the start of
printing.
Syntax
CONF:PRIN:FFST ‘Yes’
‘No’
CONF:PRIN:FFST?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:PRIN:FFST controls the FF at Start field of the PRINTER
CONFIGURE screen.
:PRINt:FFENd &lt;string&gt;
:PRINt:FFENd?
These commands set/query a form feed (blank page) at the end of
printing.
Syntax
CONF:PRIN:FFEN ‘Yes’
‘No’
CONF:PRIN:FFEN?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:PRIN:FFEN controls the FF at End field of the PRINTER
CONFIGURE screen.
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:PRINt:TITLe &lt;string&gt;
:PRINt:TITLe?
These commands set/query the title of the print output.
Available character set:
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
_0123456789 !@#$%^&amp;*()-+=&lt;&gt;?[]{}\|’;:”,./
Syntax
CONF:PRIN:TITL ‘&lt;string&gt;’ !up to 50 characters
CONF:PRIN:TITL?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:PRIN:TITL controls the Print Title field of the PRINTER
CONFIGURE screen.
:PRINt:PRINter|HPModel|HPMO &lt;string&gt;
:PRINt:PRINter|HPModel|HPMO?
These commands set/query the type of printer chosen for printing.
Syntax
CONF:PRIN:PRIN ‘ThinkJet’
‘QuietJet’
‘PaintJet’
‘DeskJet’
‘LaserJet’
‘Epson FX-80’
‘Epson LX-850’
CONF:PRIN:PRIN?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:PRIN:PRIN controls the Model field of the PRINTER
CONFIGURE screen.
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:REFerence:INPut:EXTernal &lt;string&gt;
:REFerence:INPut:EXTernal?
These commands set/query the external reference frequency. The
external reference is selected using the :REFerence:INPut:SELect
command.
Syntax
CONF:REF:INP:EXT ‘1 MHz’
‘2 MHz’
‘5 MHz’
‘10 MHz’
‘15 MHz’
‘1X Chip’
‘2X Chip’
‘4X Chip’
‘8X Chip’
‘16X Chip’
CONF:REF:INP:EXT?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:REF:INP:EXT controls the Ext Ref In field of the
INSTRUMENT CONFIGURE screen.
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:REFerence:INPut:SELect &lt;string&gt;
:REFerence:INPut:SELect?
These commands set/query the reference input selection. ‘Internal’ and
‘External’ define an internal or external reference. ‘Auto’ will switch
between external and internal inputs, based on the signal’s presence.
However, you must still set the frequency of the external reference
input (CONF:REF:INP:EXT) even though this is set to ‘Auto’. It does
not automatically select the frequency.
Syntax
CONF:REF:INP:SEL ‘Auto’
‘Internal’
‘External’
CONF:REF:INP:SEL?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:REF:INP:SEL controls the Ref Select field of the
INSTRUMENT CONFIGURE screen.
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:RFCStandard &lt;string&gt;
:RFCStandard?
These commands set/query the RF channel standard. This command is
used in conjunction with the CONF:RFD ‘Chan’ command.
Syntax
CONF:RFCS ‘N AMER PCS’
‘KOR PCS 0’
‘KOR PCS 1’
‘MS AMPS’
‘LS AMPS’
‘MSL NAMPS’
‘MSM NAMPS’
‘MSU NAMPS’
‘LSL NAMPS’
‘LSM NAMPS’
‘LSU NAMPS’
‘MS TACS’
‘LS TACS’
‘MS ETACS’
‘LS ETACS’
‘MS NTACS’
‘LS NTACS’
‘MS JTACS’
‘LS JTACS’
‘USER-DEF’
CONF:RFCS?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:RFCS controls the RF Chan Std field of the INSTRUMENT
CONFIGURE screen. This field is displayed only when the RF Display
field is set to Chan.
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:RFDisplay &lt;string&gt;
:RFDisplay?
These commands set/query the RF display mode. See the Reference
Guide for more information about frequency and channel tuning.
Syntax
CONF:RFD ‘Freq’ !sets RF display to frequency
tuning mode
‘Chan’ !sets RF display to channel tuning mode
CONF:RFD?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:RFD controls the RF Display field of the INSTRUMENT
CONFIGURE screen.
:RFIMped &lt;string&gt;
:RFIMped?
These commands set/query the way that RF generator’s voltages are
expressed (across a 50 ohm load or open circuit). The RF generator’s
amplitude units must be V, mV, uV, or dBuV for this command to have
an effect.
Syntax
CONF:RFIM ‘50 ohm’
‘emf’
CONF:RFIM?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:RFIM controls the RF Gen Volts field of the INSTRUMENT
CONFIGURE screen.
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:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:BAUD &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:BAUD?
These commands set/query the baud rate of the SERIAL 9 port.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:BAUD ‘150’
‘300’
‘600‘
‘1200‘
‘2400‘
‘4800‘
‘9600‘
‘19200‘
CONF:SPOR9:BAUD?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:BAUD controls the Serial Baud field of the I/O
CONFIGURE screen.
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:PARity &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:PARity?
These commands set/query the parity of the SERIAL 9 port.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:PAR‘None’
‘Odd’
‘Even’
‘Always 1’
‘Always 0’
CONF:SPOR9:PAR?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:PAR controls the Parity field of the I/O CONFIGURE
screen.
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:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:DATA &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:DATA?
These commands set/query the number of data bits per data word sent
over the SERIAL 9 port.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:DATA ‘7 bits’
‘8 bits’
CONF:SPOR9:DATA?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:DATA controls the Data Length field of the I/O
CONFIGURE screen.
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:STOP &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:STOP?
These commands set/query the number of stop bits used for serial
communication over the SERIAL 9 port.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:STOP ‘1 bit’
‘2 bits’
CONF:SPOR9:STOP?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:STOP controls the Stop Length field of the I/O
CONFIGURE screen.
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:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:FCONtrol|FLOW &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:FCONtrol|FLOW?
These commands set/query the flow control to set the pace of serial
communications for the SERIAL 9 port.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:FCON ‘Xon/Xoff’
‘None’
CONF:SPOR9:FCON?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:FCON controls the Flow Control field of the
I/O CONFIGURE screen.
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:IBECho &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:IBECho?
These commands set/query the screen and error message echoing from
IBASIC.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:IBEC ‘On’
‘Off’
CONF:SPOR9:IBEC?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:IBEC controls the IBASIC Echo field of the I/O
CONFIGURE screen.
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:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:IECHo &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:IECHo?
These commands set/query the character and screen echoing
(instrument echo) when using an external ASCII RS-232 terminal or
computer to enter or edit the IBASIC program.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:IECH ‘On’
‘Off’
CONF:SPOR9:IECH?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:IECH controls the Inst Echo field of the I/O
CONFIGURE screen.
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:MODE?
These commands set/query the modem mode.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:MODE ‘Disable’
‘Ignore’
‘Answer’
‘Dial Back’
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:MODE? &lt;returns quoted string&gt;
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:MODE controls the Modem Mode field of the
MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field is set to
Port 9.
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CALL:ORIGinate
This command causes the modem to place a call using the dialing string
entered with the CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONN:NUMB command.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CALL:ORIG
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CALL:ORIG controls the Orignate subfield of the
Call field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port
field is set to Port 9.
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:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CALL:DISConnect
This command causes the modem to disconnect from the call in
progress. It also cancels any pending call origination retries
(CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONN:RETRy). This field is inactive when
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:MODE ‘Disable’ command is used.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CALL:DISC
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CALL:DISC controls the Disconnect subfield of
the Call field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial
Port field is set to Port 9.
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CALL:STATus?
This command queries the status of the modem.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CALL:STAT?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CALL:STAT? queries the Status field on the
MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field is set to
Port 9.
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONNect:NUMBer
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONNect:NUMBer?
This command queries the status of the modem.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONN:NUMB &lt;string up to 40 characters&gt;
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONN:NUMB?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONN:NUMB controls the Number to Call field
on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field is set
to Port 9.
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:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONNect:TIMeout
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONNect:TIMeout?
This command sets/queries the number of seconds to wait before
aborting a connection attempt. This applies to both answer and
originate activities.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONN:TIM &lt;integer&gt;
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONN:TIM?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONN:TIM controls the Connection Time-out
field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field
is set to Port 9.
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONNect:HDELay
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONNect:HDELay?
This command sets/queries the number of seconds to wait before
attempting an origination. This applies to the delay prior to attempting
a dialback as well as the delay prior to retrying an origination as part of
the retry sequence.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONN:HDEL &lt;integer&gt;
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONN:HDEL?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONN:HDEL controls the Hold-off Delay field
on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field is set
to Port 9.
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:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONNect:RETRy
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONNect:RETRy?
This command sets/queries the number of calls that will be tried before
an origination attempt is terminated. The total number of tries will be
the number entered in this field, plus one for the original attempt.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONN:RETR &lt;integer&gt;
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONN:RETR?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONN:RETR controls the Retries field on the
MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field is set to
Port 9.
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:UPDate
This command is used to send the modem configuration strings entered
in the CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:STR1, STR2, and STR3 commands.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:UPD
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:UPD controls the Modem Configuration
field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field
is set to Port 9.
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:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:STRing1
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:STRing1?
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:STRing2
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:STRing2?
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:STRing3
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:STRing3?
These commands are used to enter the modem configuration strings to
be sent when the CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:UPD command is
executed. Each string has a maximum of 40 characters.
STR 1 is the initial configuration string sent to the modem when the
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:UPD command is executed. The second line
is the second string sent, and the third line is the third string sent. The
second and third lines can be left blank.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:STR1 &lt;string&gt;
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:STR1?
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:STR2 &lt;string&gt;
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:STR2?
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:STR3 &lt;string&gt;
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:STR3?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:STR1 controls the first line of the Modem
Initialization/Configuration field on the MODEM CONFIGURE
screen when the Serial Port field is set to Port 9.
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:ECHaracter
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:ECHaracter?
This command sets/queries a one-character, non-printable escape
character that you use to define your own escape command sequence.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:ECH &lt;character&gt;
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:ECH?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:ECH controls the Command Escape
Character field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial
Port field is set to Port 9.
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:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:CONFigure:ECEQivalent?
This command reports the decimal equivalent of the escape character
entered with the CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:ECH.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:ECEQ?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:ECEQ? queries the Decimal Equivalent
field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field
is set to Port 9.
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:SECurity:STATe
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:SECurity:STATe?
This command controls the usage of a password security challenge.
• ‘Off ’ - no password challenge on connection
• ‘On’ - issues a password challenge on connection. The caller must
enter a password. The password must match the string entered in
the CONF:SPOR9:MOD:SEC:PASS command.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:SEC:STAT ‘On’
‘Off’
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:CONF:STAT?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:SEC:STAT controls the Incoming Call Security
field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field
is set to Port 9.
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:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:SECurity:PASSword
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:MODem:SECurity:PASSword?
This command sets/queries the password required by a security
challenge when the CONF:SPOR9:MOD:SEC:STAT ‘On’ command is
used.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:SEC:PASS &lt;string&gt;
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:SEC:PASS?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:MOD:SEC:PASS controls the Pssword field on the
MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field is set to
Port 9.
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:SIN|SINP &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:SIN|SINP?
These commands set/query the destination of data characters received
by the Test Set via the SERIAL 9 port.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:SIN ‘Inst’
‘IBASIC’
CONF:SPOR9:SIN?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR9:SIN controls the Serial_9 In field of the I/O
CONFIGURE screen.
:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:STATus:LINE?
This command queries the line status register.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:STAT:LINE?
Screen/field equivalent
No screen/field equivalent.
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:SPOR9|SPORT9|SB9|SP9:STATus:MODem?
This command queries the modem status register.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR9:STAT:MOD?
Screen/field equivalent
No screen/field equivalent.
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:BAUD &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:BAUD?
These commands set/query the baud rate of the SERIAL 10 port.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:BAUD ‘150’
‘300’
‘600’
‘1200’
‘2400’
‘4800’
‘9600’
‘19200’
CONF:SPOR10:BAUD?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:BAUD controls the Serial Baud field of the I/O
CONFIGURE screen.
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:PARity &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:PARity?
These commands set/query the parity of the SERIAL 10 port.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:PAR
‘None’
‘Odd’
‘Even’
‘Always 1’
‘Always 0’
CONF:SPOR10:PAR?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:PAR controls the Parity field of the I/O CONFIGURE
screen.
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:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:DATA &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:DATA?
These commands set/query the number of data bits per data word sent
over the SERIAL 10 port.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:DATA ‘7 bits’
‘8 bits’
CONF:SPOR10:DATA?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:DATA controls the Data Length field of the I/O
CONFIGURE screen.
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:STOP &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:STOP?
These commands set/query the number of stop bits used for serial
communication over the SERIAL 10 port.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:STOP ‘1 bit’
‘2 bits’
CONF:SPOR10:STOP?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:STOP controls the Stop Length field of the I/O
CONFIGURE screen.
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:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:FCONtrol|FLOW &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:FCONtrol|FLOW?
These commands set/query the flow control to set the pace of serial
communications for the SERIAL 10 port.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:FCON ‘Xon/Xoff’
‘None’
CONF:SPOR10:FCON?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:FCON controls the Flow Control field of the I/O
CONFIGURE screen.
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:STATus:LINE?
This command queries the line status register.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:STAT:LINE?
Screen/field equivalent
No screen/field equivalent.
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:STATus:MODem?
This command queries the modem status register.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:STAT:MOD?
Screen/field equivalent
No screen/field equivalent.
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:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:MODE?
These commands set/query the modem mode.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:MODE ‘Disable’
‘Ignore’
‘Answer’
‘Dial Back’
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:MODE?
!returns quoted string
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:MODE controls the Modem Mode field of the
MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field is set to
Port 10.
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CALL:ORIGinate
This command causes the modem to place a call using the dialing string
entered with the CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONN:NUMB command.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CALL:ORIG
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CALL:ORIG controls the Orignate subfield of
the Call field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial
Port field is set to Port 10.
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CALL:DISConnect
This command causes the modem to disconnect from the call in
progress. It also cancels any pending call origination retries
(CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONN:RETRy). This field is inactive when
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:MODE ‘Disable’ command is used.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CALL:DISC
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CALL:DISC controls the Disconnect subfield of
the Call field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial
Port field is set to Port 10.
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:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CALL:STATus?
This command queries the status of the modem.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CALL:STAT?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CALL:STAT? queries the Status field on the
MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field is set to
Port 10.
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONNect:NUMBer
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONNect:NUMBer?
This command queries the status of the modem.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONN:NUMB &lt;string up to 40 characters&gt;
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONN:NUMB?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONN:NUMB controls the Number to Call field
on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field is set
to Port 10.
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONNect:TIMeout
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONNect:TIMeout?
This command sets/queries the number of seconds to wait before
aborting a connection attempt. This applies to both answer and
originate activities.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONN:TIM &lt;integer&gt;
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONN:TIM?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONN:TIM controls the Connection Time-out
field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field
is set to Port 10.
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:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONNect:HDELay
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONNect:HDELay?
This command sets/queries the number of seconds to wait before
attempting an origination. This applies to the delay prior to attempting
a dialback as well as the delay prior to retrying an origination as part of
the retry sequence.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONN:HDEL &lt;integer&gt;
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONN:HDEL?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONN:HDEL controls the Hold-off Delay field
on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field is set
to Port 10.
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONNect:RETRy
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONNect:RETRy?
This command sets/queries the number of calls that will be tried before
an origination attempt is terminated. The total number of tries will be
the number entered in this field, plus one for the original attempt.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONN:RETR &lt;integer&gt;
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONN:RETR?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONN:RETR controls the Retries field on the
MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field is set to
Port 10.
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:UPDate
This command is used to send the modem configuration strings entered
in the CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:STR1, STR2, and STR3 commands.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:UPD
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:UPD controls the Modem Configuration
field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field
is set to Port 10.
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:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:STRing1
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:STRing1?
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:STRing2
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:STRing2?
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:STRing3
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:STRing3?
These commands are used to enter the modem configuration strings to
be sent when the CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:UPD command is
executed. Each string has a maximum of 40 characters.
STR 1 is the initial configuration string sent to the modem when the
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:UPD command is executed. The second
line is the second string sent, and the third line is the third string sent.
The second and third lines can be left blank
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:STR1 &lt;string&gt;
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:STR1?
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:STR2 &lt;string&gt;
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:STR2?
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:STR3 &lt;string&gt;
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:STR3?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:STR1 controls the first line of the Modem
Initialization/Configuration field on the MODEM CONFIGURE
screen when the Serial Port field is set to Port 10.
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:ECHaracter
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:ECHaracter?
This command sets/queries a one-character, non-printable escape
character that you use to define your own escape command sequence.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:ECH &lt;character&gt;
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:ECH?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:ECH controls the Command Escape
Character field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial
Port field is set to Port 10.
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:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:CONFigure:ECEQivalent?
This command reports the decimal equivalent of the escape character
entered with the CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:ECH.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:ECEQ?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:ECEQ? queries the Decimal Equivalent
field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field
is set to Port 10.
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:SECurity:STATe
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:SECurity:STATe?
This command controls the usage of a password security challenge.
• ‘Off ’ - no password challenge on connection
• ‘On’ - issues a password challenge on connection. The caller must
enter a password. The password must match the string entered in
the CONF:SPOR10:MOD:SEC:PASS command.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:SEC:STAT ‘On’
‘Off’
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:CONF:STAT?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:SEC:STAT controls the Incoming Call
Security field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial
Port field is set to Port 10.
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:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:SECurity:PASSword
:SPOR10|SPORT10|SB10|SP10:MODem:SECurity:PASSword?
This command sets/queries the password required by a security
challenge when the CONF:SPOR10:MOD:SEC:STAT ‘On’ command is
used.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:SEC:PASS &lt;string&gt;
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:SEC:PASS?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR10:MOD:SEC:PASS controls the Pssword field on the
MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field is set to
Port 10.
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:BAUD &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:BAUD?
These commands set/query the baud rate of the SERIAL 11 port.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:BAUD
‘150’
‘300’
‘600’
‘1200’
‘2400’
‘4800’
‘9600’
‘19200’
CONF:SPOR11:BAUD?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:BAUD controls the Serial Baud field of the I/O
CONFIGURE screen.
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:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:PARity &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:PARity?
These commands set/query the parity of the SERIAL 11 port.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:PAR
‘None’
‘Odd’
‘Even’
‘Always 1’
‘Always 0’
CONF:SPOR11:PAR?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:PAR controls the Parity field of the I/O CONFIGURE
screen.
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:DATA &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:DATA?
These commands set/query the number of data bits per data word sent
over the SERIAL 11 port.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:DATA ‘7 bits’
‘8 bits’
CONF:SPOR11:DATA?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:DATA controls the Data Length field of the I/O
CONFIGURE screen.
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:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:STOP &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:STOP?
These commands set/query the number of stop bits used for serial
communication over the SERIAL 11 port.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:STOP ‘1 bit’
‘2 bits’
CONF:SPOR11:STOP?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:STOP controls the Stop Length field of the I/O
CONFIGURE screen.
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:FCONtrol|FLOW &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:FCONtrol|FLOW?
These commands set/query the flow control to set the pace of serial
communications for the SERIAL 11 port.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:FCON ‘Xon/Xoff’
‘None’
CONF:SPOR11:FCON?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:FCON controls the Flow Control field of the I/O
CONFIGURE screen.
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:STATus:LINE?
This command queries the line status register.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:STAT:LINE?
Screen/field equivalent
No screen/field equivalent.
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:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:STATus:MODem?
This command queries the modem status register.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:STAT:MOD?
Screen/field equivalent
No screen/field equivalent.
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:MODE?
These commands set/query the modem mode.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:MODE ‘Disable’
‘Ignore’
‘Answer’
‘Dial Back’
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:MODE? &lt;returns quoted string&gt;
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:MODE controls the Modem Mode field of the
MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field is set to
Port 11.
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CALL:ORIGinate
This command causes the modem to place a call using the dialing string
entered with the CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONN:NUMB command.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CALL:ORIG
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CALL:ORIG controls the Orignate subfield of
the Call field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial
Port field is set to Port 11.
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:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CALL:DISConnect
This command causes the modem to disconnect from the call in
progress. It also cancels any pending call origination retries
(CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONN:RETRy). This field is inactive when
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:MODE ‘Disable’ command is used.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CALL:DISC
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CALL:DISC controls the Disconnect subfield of
the Call field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial
Port field is set to Port 11.
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CALL:STATus?
This command queries the status of the modem.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CALL:STAT?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CALL:STAT? queries the Status field on the
MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field is set to
Port 11.
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONNect:NUMBer
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONNect:NUMBer?
This command queries the status of the modem.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONN:NUMB &lt;string up to 40 characters&gt;
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONN:NUMB?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONN:NUMB controls the Number to Call field
on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field is set
to Port 11.
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:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONNect:TIMeout
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONNect:TIMeout?
This command sets/queries the number of seconds to wait before
aborting a connection attempt. This applies to both answer and
originate activities.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONN:TIM &lt;integer&gt;
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONN:TIM?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONN:TIM controls the Connection Time-out
field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field
is set to Port 11.
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONNect:HDELay
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONNect:HDELay?
This command sets/queries the number of seconds to wait before
attempting an origination. This applies to the delay prior to attempting
a dialback as well as the delay prior to retrying an origination as part of
the retry sequence.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONN:HDEL &lt;integer&gt;
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONN:HDEL?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONN:HDEL controls the Hold-off Delay field
on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field is set
to Port 11.
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:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONNect:RETRy
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONNect:RETRy?
This command sets/queries the number of calls that will be tried before
an origination attempt is terminated. The total number of tries will be
the number entered in this field, plus one for the original attempt.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONN:RETR &lt;integer&gt;
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONN:RETR?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONN:RETR controls the Retries field on the
MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field is set to
Port 11.
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:UPDate
This command is used to send the modem configuration strings entered
in the CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:STR1, STR2, and STR3 commands.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:UPD
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:UPD controls the Modem Configuration
field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field
is set to Port 11.
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:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:STRing1
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:STRing1?
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:STRing2
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:STRing2?
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:STRing3
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:STRing3?
These commands are used to enter the modem configuration strings to
be sent when the CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:UPD command is
executed. Each string has a maximum of 40 characters.
STR 1 is the initial configuration string sent to the modem when the
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:UPD command is executed. The second
line is the second string sent, and the third line is the third string sent.
The second and third lines can be left blank.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:STR1 &lt;string&gt;
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:STR1?
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:STR2 &lt;string&gt;
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:STR2?
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:STR3 &lt;string&gt;
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:STR3?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:STR1 controls the first line of the Modem
Initialization/Configuration field on the MODEM CONFIGURE
screen when the Serial Port field is set to Port 11.
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:ECHaracter
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:ECHaracter?
This command sets/queries a one-character, non-printable escape
character that you use to define your own escape command sequence.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:ECH &lt;character&gt;
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:ECH?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:ECH controls the Command Escape
Character field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial
Port field is set to Port 11.
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:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:CONFigure:ECEQivalent?
This command reports the decimal equivalent of the escape character
entered with the CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:ECH.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:ECEQ?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:ECEQ? queries the Decimal Equivalent
field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field
is set to Port 11.
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:SECurity:STATe
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:SECurity:STATe?
This command controls the usage of a password security challenge.
• ‘Off ’ - no password challenge on connection
• ‘On’ - issues a password challenge on connection. The caller must
enter a password. The password must match the string entered in
the CONF:SPOR11:MOD:SEC:PASS command.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:SEC:STAT ‘On’
‘Off’
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:CONF:STAT?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:SEC:STAT controls the Incoming Call
Security field on the MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial
Port field is set to Port 11.
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:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:SECurity:PASSword
:SPOR11|SPORT11|SB11|SP11:MODem:SECurity:PASSword?
This command sets/queries the password required by a security
challenge when the CONF:SPOR11:MOD:SEC:STAT ‘On’ command is
used.
Syntax
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:SEC:PASS &lt;string&gt;
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:SEC:PASS?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPOR11:MOD:SEC:PASS controls the Pssword field on the
MODEM CONFIGURE screen when the Serial Port field is set to
Port 11.
:SPSelect &lt;string&gt;
:SPSelect?
These commands set/query the selected serial port for configuration
purposes. It defines which port’s configuration settings are displayed on
the I/O CONFIGURE screen.
Syntax
CONF:SPS ‘Serial 9’
‘Serial 10’
‘Serial 11’
CONF:SPS?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SPS controls the Serial Port field of the I/O CONFIGURE
screen.
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:SRLocation &lt;string&gt;
:SRLocation?
These commands set/query the save and recall locations.
Syntax
CONF:SRL ‘INTERNAL’
‘CARD’
‘RAM’
CONF:SRL?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:SRL controls the Save/Recall field of the I/O CONFIGURE
screen.
:TIME &lt;real number&gt;
:TIME?
These commands set/query the Test Set’s time-of-day clock (hh.mm).
The clock uses the 24-hour format. For example 1:30 pm is 13.30.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STAT, :DUN, :INCR, or :UNITs command.
Syntax
CONF:TIME &lt;real number&gt; !hh.mm where hh is hours, mm is
minutes
CONF:TIME?
Screen/field equivalent
CONF:TIME controls the Time field of the INSTRUMENT
CONFIGURE screen.
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DECoder subsystem
:ARM:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:ARM:MODE?
These commands set/query the measurement arming mode. This
command specifies how long you want the analyzer to decode incoming
signals.
• ‘Single’ tells the analyzer to display the information received during
one gate time. Measurements are triggered using the
DGAN:TRIG:ARM and retriggered using the same command. To
disarm the measurement, use the DEC:STOP command.
• ‘Cont’ is used to automatically re-arm the analyzer and display the
measurements continuously until the DEC:ARM:MODE ‘Single’
command is sent. Each measurement is overwritten by subsequent
measurements.
Syntax
DEC:ARM:MODE ‘Single’
‘Cont’
DEC:ARM:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:ARM:MODE controls the Single/Cont field on the SIGNALING
DECODER screens.
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:LEVel:AM &lt;real number&gt;
:LEVel:AM?
These commands set/query the expected data signal level (after
de-emphasis, if used). For more information about the effects of
de-emphasis, see the “De-emphasis and Input Level” description in the
Reference Guide.
The higher the level of signal expected by the analyzer, the higher the
trigger level is set. The input level should be set high enough to prevent
false triggering, but low enough to allow triggering for valid signals.
This may require you to set the input level well below the expected level.
This command requires one of the following settings for the AF
analyzer’s input (AFAN:INP), ‘AM Mod’ or ‘AM Demod’.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
DEC:LEV:AM &lt;real number&gt;
DEC:LEV:AM?
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:LEV:AM controls the Input Level field on the SIGNALING
DECODER screen when the AF Anl In field is set to AM Mod or AM
Demod.
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:LEVel:FM &lt;real number&gt;
:LEVel:FM?
These commands set/query the expected data signal level (after
de-emphasis, if used). For more information about the effects of
de-emphasis, see the “De-emphasis and Input Level” in the Reference
Guide.
The higher the level of signal expected by the analyzer, the higher the
trigger level is set.The input level should be set high enough to prevent
false triggering, but low enough to allow triggering for valid signals.
This may require you to set the input level well below the expected level.
This command requires one of the following settings for the AF
analyzer’s input (AFAN:INP), ‘FM Mod’ or ‘FM Demod’.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
DEC:LEV:FM &lt;real number&gt;
DEC:LEV:FM?
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:LEV:FM controls the Input Level field on the SIGNALING
DECODER screen when the AF Anl In field is set to FM Mod or FM
Demod.
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:LEVel:VOLTs &lt;real number&gt;
:LEVel:VOLTs?
These commands set/query the expected data signal level (after
de-emphasis, if used). For more information about the effects of
de-emphasis, see the “De-emphasis and Input Level” in the Reference
Guide.
The higher the level of signal expected by the analyzer, the higher the
trigger level is set. The input level should be set high enough to prevent
false triggering, but low enough to allow triggering for valid signals.
This may require you to set the input level well below the expected level.
This command requires one of the following settings for the AF
analyzer’s input (AFAN:INP), ‘Audio In’, ‘Audio Out’, ‘Ext Mod’ or ‘SSB
Demod’.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
DEC:LEV:VOLT &lt;real number&gt;
DEC:LEV:VOLT?
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:LEV:VOLT controls the Input Level field on the SIGNALING
DECODER screen when the AF Anl In field is set to Audio In, Audio
Out, Ext Mod, or SSB Demod.
:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:MODE?
These commands set/query the mode of the signaling decoder.
Syntax
DEC:MODE ‘Func Gen’
‘DTMF’
‘AMPS-TACS’
‘NAMP-NTAC’
DEC:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:MODE controls the Mode field on the SIGNALING DECODER
screen.
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:POLarity &lt;string&gt;
:POLarity?
These commands match/query the polarity of the encoded signal being
analyzed. This function is helpful for restoring the proper data polarity
when the transmitter, repeater, or receiver in you communications
system has an odd number of inversions. These inversions cause the
received data to be inverted when decoded.
• When DEC:POL ‘Norm’ is used, a logical high (1) is displayed when a
positive peak in the received signal is detected. A negative peak
displays a logical low (0).
• When DEC:POL ‘Invert’ is used, a logical low (0) is displayed when a
positive peak in the received signal is detected. A negative peak
displays a logical high (1).
Inverting amplifiers used in transmitters, receivers, and repeaters can
cause an inversion of the modulating digital data. If the decoded signal
does not display the expected results, change the polarity to see if the
signal is being inverted before it is decoded.
Syntax
DEC:POL ‘Norm’
‘Invert’
DEC:POL?
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:POL controls the Polarity field on the SIGNALING DECODER
screen when the Mode field is set to AMPS-TACS or NAMP-NTAC.
:STOP
This command is used to disarm the decoder when you are making
single measurements (DEC:ARM:MODE ‘Single’). It is not used with
continuous measurements.
Syntax
DEC:STOP
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:STOP controls the Stop Meas field on the SIGNALING
DECODER screens.
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:AMPS|TACS:GATE &lt;real number&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:GATE?
This command specifies how long the decoder analyzes a signal after it
has been triggered. Up to 6.55 seconds of gate time can be specified. The
minimum gate time must be long enough to allow the preamble and all
necessary data bits to be captured.
If the gate time is too long, the decoder’s buffer becomes full. A message
is displayed instructing you to decrease the gate time.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
DEC:AMPS:GATE &lt;real number&gt;
DEC:AMPS:GATE?
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:AMPS:GATE controls the Gate Time field on the SIGNALING
DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to AMPS-TACS.
:AMPS|TACS:MESSage &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:MESSage?
These commands set/query which of the message streams (entered in
the encoder’s message fields) will be decoded.
Syntax
DEC:AMPS:MESS
‘FOCC A&amp;B’
‘FOCC A’
‘FOCC B’
‘RECC’
‘FVC’
‘RVC’
DEC:AMPS:MESS?
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:AMPS:MESS has no equivalent screen control field.
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:AMPS|TACS:STANdard &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:STANdard?
These commands set/query the expected frame structure and channel
range of the decoder’s incoming signal. Trying to run a test with the
wrong standard selected will result in incorrectly decoded data, or will
result in a displayed error message.
Syntax
DEC:AMPS:STAN
‘AMPS’
‘TACS’
‘JTACS’
DEC:AMPS:STAN?
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:AMPS:STAN controls the Standard field on the SIGNALING
DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to AMPS-TACS.
:AMPS|TACS:TRIGger:PATTern &lt;string&gt;
:AMPS|TACS:TRIGger:PATTern?
These commands set/query the bit pattern to filter displayed
information. The decoder only displays the received data when this
binary pattern is encountered immediately after triggering. This is
helpful when you only want to display messages containing very
specific information.
The trigger pattern is entered as a sequence of ones, zeros, and dots. A
dot will cause the decoder to trigger for either a one or a zero in that bit
position in the received data stream.
Syntax
DEC:AMPS:TRIG:PATT &lt;string&gt;
DEC:AMPS:TRIG:PATT?
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:AMPS:TRIG:PATT controls the Trigger Pattern (bin) field on
the SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to
AMPS-TACS.
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:DTMF:GATE &lt;real number&gt;
:DTMF:GATE?
This command specifies how long the decoder analyzes a signal after it
has been triggered. Up to 6.55 seconds of gate time can be specified.
If the gate time is too long, the decoder’s buffer becomes full. A message
is displayed instructing you to decrease the gate time.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
DEC:DTMF:GATE &lt;real number&gt;
DEC:DTMF:GATE?
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:DTMF:GATE controls the Gate Time field on the SIGNALING
DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to DTMF.
:FGEN:GATE &lt;real number&gt;
This command specifies how long the decoder analyzes a signal after it
has been triggered. Up to 6.55 seconds of gate time can be specified.
If the gate time is too long, the decoder’s buffer becomes full. A message
is displayed instructing you to decrease the gate time.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
DEC:FGEN:GATE &lt;real number&gt;
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:FGEN:GATE controls the Gate Time field on the SIGNALING
DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to Func Gen.
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:NAMPs|NTACs:CHANnel &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:CHANnel?
These commands set/query the type of data to decode.
• ‘Cntl’ selects reverse control channel (RECC) data.
• ‘Voice’ selects reverse voice channel (RVC) data.
Syntax
DEC:NAMP:CHAN ‘Cntl’
‘Voice’
DEC:NAMP:CHAN?
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:NAMP:CHAN controls the Channel field on the SIGNALING
DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to AMPS-TACS or
NAMP-NTAC.
:NAMPs|NTACs:GATE &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:GATE?
This command specifies how long the decoder analyzes a signal after it
has been triggered. Up to 6.55 seconds of gate time can be specified. The
minimum gate time must be long enough to allow the preamble and all
necessary data bits to be captured.
If the gate time is too long, the decoder’s buffer becomes full. A message
is displayed instructing you to decrease the gate time.
This function is not used with the NAMPS-NTACS RVC decoder.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
DEC:NAMP:GATE &lt;real number&gt;
DEC:NAMP:GATE?
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:NAMP:GATE controls the Gate Time field on the SIGNALING
DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to NAMP-NTAC.
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:NAMPs|NTACs:DTMF:GATE &lt;real number&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:DTMF:GATE?
These commands set/query how long the decoder analyzes a signal after
it has been triggered. Up to 6.55 seconds of gate time can be specified.
The minimum gate time must be long enough to allow the preamble
and all necessary data bits to be captured.
If the gate time is too long, the decoder’s buffer becomes full. A message
is displayed instructing you to decrease the gate time.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
DEC:NAMP:DTMF:GATE &lt;real number&gt;
DEC:NAMP:DTMF:GATE?
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:NAMP:DTMF:GATE controls the Gate Time field on the
SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to
NAMP-NTAC, the Channel field is set to Voice, and the Measure field is
set to DTMF.
:NAMPs|NTACs:RVC &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:RVC?
These commands set/query the type of decoded data to display. This
command is used in conjunction with the DEC:NAMP:CHAN ‘Voice’
command.
Syntax
DEC:NAMP:RVC ‘DSAT’
‘Data’
‘DTMF’
DEC:NAMP:RVC?
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:NAMP:RVC controls the Measure field on the SIGNALING
DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to NAMP-NTAC and the
Channel field is set to Voice.
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:NAMPs|NTACs:STANdard &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:STANdard?
These commands set/query the expected frame structure and channel
range of the decoder’s incoming signal. Trying to run a test with the
wrong standard selected will result in incorrectly decoded data, or will
result in a displayed error message.
Syntax
DEC:NAMP:STAN ‘NAMP’
‘NTAC’
DEC:NAMP:STAN?
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:NAMP:STAN controls the Standard field on the SIGNALING
DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to NAMP-NTAC.
:NAMPs|NTACs:TRIGger:PATTern &lt;string&gt;
:NAMPs|NTACs:TRIGger:PATTern?
These commands set/query the bit pattern to filter displayed
information. The decoder only displays the received data when this
binary pattern is encountered immediately after triggering. This is
helpful when you only want to display messages containing very
specific information.
The trigger pattern is entered as a sequence of ones, zeros, and dots. A
dot will cause the decoder to trigger for either a one or a zero in that bit
position in the received data stream.
This function is not available for decoding NAMPS-NTACS RVC
information.
Syntax
DEC:NAMP:TRIG:PATT &lt;string&gt;
DEC:NAMP:TRIG:PATT?
Screen/field equivalent
DEC:NAMP:TRIG:PATT controls the Trigger Pattern (bin) field on
the SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to
NAMP-NTAC, and the Channel field is set to Cntl.
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DISPlay subsystem
The DISPlay subsystem controls the display of screens. A screen should
be displayed before a measurement from that screen is made.
DISPlay
DISPlay?
DISP sets/queries which screen is displayed. You use the DISP REM
command to lock the Test Set’s display.
Syntax
DISP AFANalyzer
!AF ANALYZER screen
DISP CANanalyzer
!CDMA ANALYZER screen
DISP CDANalyzer
!CODE DOM screen (code domain analyzer)
DISP CONFigure
!INSTRUMENT CONFIGURE screen
DISP DECoder
!SIGNALING DECODER screen
DISP ENCoder
!SIGNALING ENCODER screen
DISP HELP
!HELP screen
DISP IOConfigure
!I/O CONFIGURE screen
DISP IQPlot
!IQ PLOT screen
DISP MESSages
!MESSAGES screen
DISP OSCilloscope !SCOPE screen
DISP PCONfigure
!PRINTER CONFIGURE screen
DISP RFANalyzer
!RF ANALYZER screen
DISP RFGen
!RF GENERATOR screen
DISP SANalyzer
!SPEC ANL screen
DISP SERVice
!SERVICE screen
DISP TCONfigure
!TESTS (External
DISP REMote
!locks the display
DISP?
!returns the screen name being displayed
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Integer Number Setting Syntax
This syntax is for setting values of commands which require integer
values. It is to be used with commands which call for the Integer
Number Setting Syntax.
An example of a command that requires the Integer Setting Syntax is
the RFANalyzer:RFCHannel command (see “RFANalyzer subsystem”
on page 303).
Syntax
:Previous Syntax &lt;integer_value&gt; !decimal value
:Previous Syntax #B&lt;Binary_integer_value&gt; !maximum 32 bits
:Previous Syntax #O&lt;Octal_integer_value&gt;
:Previous Syntax #H&lt;Hexadecimal_integer_value&gt;
:Previous Syntax:INCRement UP !Increments the present value
:Previous Syntax:INCRement DOWN !Decrements the present value
:Previous Syntax? !Query Returns the present value
Example 1-1
Examples
RFAN:RFCH 47
RFAN:RFCH #B101111 !sets channel to 47 binary
RFAN:RFCH #O57 !sets channel to 47 octal
RFAN:RFCH #H2F !sets channel to 47 hexadecimal
RFAN:RFCH:INCR UP !increments by 1
RFAN:RFCH:INCR DOWN !decrements by 1
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I/Q Plot Subsystem
CONTrols &lt;string&gt;
:CONTrols?
These commands set/query the string that matches the current field
contents.
Syntax
IQPL:CONT ‘Main’
‘Trigger’
IQPL:CONT?
Screen/field equivalent
IQPL:CONT? reads current contents of Controls field on the IQ PLOT
screen. Only the images Main and Trigger are available.
[:DISPlay]:SCALe &lt;string&gt;
[:DISPlay]:SCALe?
These commands set/query the string that matches the current field
contents.
Syntax
IQPL[:DISP]:SCAL ‘0.50/div’
‘1.0/div’
‘2.0/div’
‘4.0/div’
IQPL[:DISP]:SCAL?
Screen/field equivalent
IQPL[:DISP]:SCAL? sets or reads the current value of the Scale field
on the IQ PLOT screen. This field sets the scale of the plot.
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:MEASurement:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:MEASurement:MODE?
These commands set/query the current measurement mode for the I/Q
plot screen.
Syntax
IQPL:MEAS:MODE ‘Single’
‘Cont’
IQPL:MEAS:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
IQPL:MEAS:MODE reads the Measurement field of the Main image on
the IQ PLOT screen.
:MEASurement:INTerval &lt;real number&gt;
:MEASurement:INTerval?
These commands set/query the current field contents of the IQ plot
screen field, Meas Int. The units of time are measured in milliseconds.
Syntax
IQPL:MEAS:INT &lt;real number&gt; ! values from 1.5 to 8.0 ms
IQPL:MEAS:INT? !returns the time interval.
Screen/field equivalent
IQPL:MEAS:INT sets the Meas Int field on the IQ PLOT screen. The
query returns the current setting.
:TRIGger:ARM
This command arms the IQ Plot measurement. This command does not
affect continuous measurement. To put the IQ Plot measurement in
single triggering mode, use the TRIG:MODE:RETR SING command.
For continuous triggering, use TRIG:MODE:RETR REP. See “TRIGger
subsystem” on page 346 for a more complete discussion of GPIB
triggering.
Syntax
IQPL:TRIG:ARM !arms the IQ Plot measurements.
Screen/field equivalent
IQPL:TRIG:ARM controls the Arm Meas field of the Analyzer field on
the Main image of the IQ PLOT screen.
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:TRIGger:DARM
This command disarms the IQ Plot measurement when it has been put
into single triggering mode using the TRIG:MODE:RETR SING. See
“TRIGger subsystem” on page 346 for a more complete discussion of
GPIB triggering.
Syntax
IQPL:TRIG:DARM !disarms the IQ Plot measurements.
Screen/field equivalent
IQPL:TRIG:DARM controls the Disarm selection of the Analyzer field
of the Main image of the IQ PLOT screen.
:TRIGger:DELay &lt;real number&gt;
:TRIGger:DELay?
These commands set/query the current field contents of the
Trig Delay field on the IQ Plot screen.
Syntax
IQPL:TRIG:DEL &lt;real number from 20 &micro;s to 10s&gt;
IQPL:TRIG:DEL?
Screen/field equivalent
IQPL:TRIG:DEL sets the Trig Delay field of the Trigger image when
the Trig Event field is set to Delay on the IQ PLOT screen. The query
returns the current value.
:TRIGger[:EVENt] &lt;string&gt;
:TRIGger[:EVENt]?
These commands set/query the trigger interval in the IQ plot screen.
Syntax
IQPL:TRIG[:EVEN] ‘27 ms’
‘20 ms’
‘80 ms’
‘2 s’
‘Delay’
‘Immed’
IQPL:TRIG[:EVEN]?
Screen/field equivalent
IQPL:TRIG[:EVEN] sets the Trig Event field of the Trigger image
on the IQ PLOT screen.
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:TRIGger:QUALifier &lt;string&gt;
:TRIGger:QUALifier?
These commands set/query the qualifying event for the trigger in the IQ
plot screen. The qualifying event is the event that must occur before a
trigger is accepted. The trigger event is set by the IQPL:TRIG:EVEN
command.
Syntax
IQPL:TRIG:QUAL ‘None’
‘27 ms’
‘20 ms’
‘80 ms’
‘2 s’
‘Ampl Lo’
‘Ampl Mid’
‘Ampl Hi’
‘External’
IQPL:TRIG:QUAL?
Screen/field equivalent
IQPL:TRIG:QUAL sets the Qual Event field of the Trigger image of
the IQ PLOT screen. The query returns the current setting.
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MEASure subsystem
The MEAS subsystem has a set of unique commands. These are the
measurement command &lt;meas cmnd&gt; set. They control features of the
Test Set such as setting measurement limits, units and the meters. See
“Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283 for more details about
these commands.
Most commands have both a &lt;meas cmnd&gt; parameter and a query
command.
• The command using &lt;meas cmnd&gt; allows you to set certain
parameters of the measurement such as limits, averages, and units.
• The query command is the command that reads the measurement
and returns a value.
:RESet
This command resets all measurements in progress.
Syntax
MEAS:RESET
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:RESET does not have an equivalent control field on the Test Set.
:AFRequency:ACLevel &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:ACLevel?
These commands set/query the AC level measurement. It measures the
AC level of the audio source (SSB Demod, Audio In, Ext Mod, or Audio
Out) as selected by the AFAN:INP command on page 59.
Syntax
MEAS:AFR:ACL &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:AFR:ACL? !returns real value
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:AFR:ACL? reads the AC Level measurement field on the AF
ANALYZER screen when the AF Anl In field is set to Audio In, Audio
Out, Ext Mod, or SSB Demod. This measurement is also displayed on the
RF ANALYZER and RF GENERATOR screens.
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:AFRequency:AM &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:AM?
These commands set/query the AM depth measurement. To use this
measurement you must select either the AM Mod or AM Demod audio
source (AFAN:INP).
Syntax
MEAS:AFR:AM &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:AFR:AM? !returns real value
Example
MEAS:AFR:AM:METer ON !displays the measurement in the meter
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:AFR:AM? reads the AM Depth measurement field on the AF
ANALYZER screen when the AF Anl In field is set to AM Mod, or AM
Demod. This measurement is also displayed on the RF ANALYZER and
RF GENERATOR screens.
:AFRequency:DCAM &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:DCAM?
These commands set/query the DC AM measurement. To use this
measurement, you must have the DC level measurement selected (see
MEAS:AFR:SEL on page 216), and you must be using the AM Demod
or AM Mod audio source (see AFAN:INP on page 59).
Syntax
MEAS:AFR:DCAM &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:AFR:DCAM? !returns a real value
Example
MEAS:AFR:DCAM:AVERage 4 !averages DCAM over 4 measurements
MEAS:AFR:DCAM?
!returns the measured value
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:AFR:DCAM? reads the DC Level (%) measurement field on the
AF ANALYZER screen when the AF Anl In field is set to AM Mod, or AM
Demod. This measurement is also displayed on the RF GENERATOR
and RF ANALYZER screens.
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:AFRequency:DCFM &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:DCFM?
These commands set/query the DC FM measurement. To use this
measurement, you must have the DC level measurement selected (see
MEAS:AFR:SEL on page 216), and you must be using the FM Demod
or FM Mod audio source (see AFAN:INP on page 59).
Syntax
MEAS:AFR:DCFM &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:AFR:DCFM? !returns a real value
Example
MEAS:AFR:DCFM:AVERage 4 !averages DCFM over 4 measurements
MEAS:AFR:DCFM?
!returns the measured value
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:AFR:DCFM? reads the DC Level (kHz) measurement field on
the AF ANALYZER screen when the AF Anl In field is set to FM Mod, or
FM Demod. This measurement is also displayed on the RF GENERATOR
and RF ANALYZER screens.
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:AFRequency:DCVolts &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:DCVolts?
These commands set/query the DC voltmeter. To use this measurement,
you must have the DC level measurement selected (see
MEAS:AFR:SEL on page 216), and have selected one of the following
audio sources: SSB Demod, Audio In, Ext Mod, or Audio Out (see
AFAN:INP on page 59).
Syntax
MEAS:AFR:DCV &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:AFR:DCV? !returns a real value
Example
MEAS:AFR:DCV mV !sets the measurement unit to mV
MEAS:AFR:DCV?
!returns the real value in millivolts
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:AFR:DCV? reads the DC Level (V) measurement field on the AF
ANALYZER screen when the AF Anl In field is set to Audio In, Audio
Out, Ext Mod, or SSB Demod. This measurement is also displayed on the
RF GENERATOR and RF ANALYZER screens.
:AFRequency:DISTortion &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:DISTortion?
These commands set/query the distortion measurement. This
measurement is selected by using the MEAS:AFR:SEL ‘Distn’
command (see page 216), then you can read the measurement results
using the :AFR:DIST query command.
Syntax
MEAS:AFR:DIST &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:AFR:DIST? !returns a real value
Example
MEAS:AFR:SEL ‘DISTN’ ! selects the distortion measurement
MEAS:AFR:DIST?
!returns the measured value
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:AFR:DIST? reads the Distn measurement field on the AF
ANALYZER screen. This measurement is also displayed on the RF
GENERATOR and RF ANALYZER screens.
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:AFRequency:FM &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:FM?
These commands set/query the FM deviation measurement. This
measurement is active when FM Mod or FM Demod is selected by using
the AFAN:INP command (see page 59) and SNR is not selected by the
MEAS:AFR:SEL command (see page 216).
Syntax
MEAS:AFR:FM &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:AFR:FM? !returns real value
Example
MEAS:AFR:FM:AVERage:RESet !resets the number of averages
MEAS:AFR:FM?
!returns the measured value
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:AFR:FM? reads the FM Deviation measurement field on the AF
ANALYZER screen when the AF Anl In field is set to FM Mod, or FM
Demod. This measurement is also displayed on the RF GENERATOR
and RF ANALYZER screens.
:AFRequency:FREQuency &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:FREQuency?
These commands set/query the audio frequency measurement. This
measurement is active when AF Freq is selected by using the
MEAS:AFR:SEL ‘AF Freq’ command (see page 216).
Syntax
MEAS:AFR:FREQ &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:AFR:FREQ? !returns real value
Example
MEAS:AFR:SEL ‘AF Freq’ !selects the measurement
MEAS:AFR:FREQ?
!returns the measurement’s value
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:AFR:FREQ? reads the AF Freq measurement field on the AF
ANALYZER screen. This measurement is also displayed on the RF
GENERATOR and RF ANALYZER screens.
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:AFRequency:SELect &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:SELect?
These commands set/query which audio frequency measurement is
displayed on the AF ANALYZER screen.These measurements are also
displayed on the RF GENERATOR and RF ANALYZER screens.
Syntax
MEAS:AFR:SEL ‘SINAD’
‘Distn’
‘SNR’
‘AF Freq’
‘DC Level’
MEAS:AFR:SEL?
!returns the selected measurement
Example
MEAS:AFR:SEL ‘AF Freq’ !selects the AF Frequency measurement
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:AFR:SEL selects the audio frequency measurement that will be
displayed on the AF ANALYZER screen. These measurements are also
displayed on the RF GENERATOR and RF ANALYZER screens.
:AFRequency:SINAD &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:SINAD?
These commands set/query the SINAD measurement. SINAD must
first be selected using the MEAS:AFR:SEL ‘SINAD’ command (see
:AFR:SEL on page 216).
Syntax
MEAS:AFR:SINAD &lt;meas cmd&gt; !controls the SINAD command
MEAS:AFR:SINAD?
!returns the measured value
Example
MEAS:AFR:SINAD
!selects the measurement
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:AFR:SINAD? reads the SINAD measurement field on the AF
ANALYZER screen. This measurement is also displayed on the RF
GENERATOR and RF ANALYZER screens.
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:AFRequency:SNR &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:AFRequency:SNR?
These commands set/query the SNR measurement. SNR must first be
selected using the MEAS:AFR:SEL ‘SNR’ command (see page 216).
Syntax
MEAS:AFR:SNR &lt;meas cmd&gt; !controls the SNR command
MEAS:AFR:SNR?
!returns the measurement’s value
Example
MEAS:AFR:SNR
!displays the measurement
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:AFR:SNR? reads to the SNR measurement field on the AF
ANALYZER screen. This measurement is also displayed on the RF
GENERATOR and RF ANALYZER screens.
:CANalyzer:ADC:APOWeradc:LEVel &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:ADC:APOWeradc:LEVel?
These commands set/query the ADC for the average power
measurement. The ADC is a measure of how close the actual input
signal is to the maximum input level.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CAN:ADC:APOW:LEV &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CAN:ADC:APOW:LEV?
Example
MEAS:CAN:ADC:APOW:LEV? !displays the measured value
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CAN:ADC:APOW:LEV? reads the ADC FS measurement field on
the CDMA ANALYZER screen when an average power measurement is
selected. This measurement is also displayed on the CDMA
GENERATOR screen.
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:CANalyzer:ADC:EVMadc:LEVel &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:ADC:EVMadc:LEVel?
These commands set/query the ADC for the EVM measurement. The
ADC is a measure of how close the actual input signal is to the
maximum input level.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CAN:ADC:EVM:LEV &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CAN:ADC:EVM:LEV?
Example
MEAS:CAN:ADC:EVM:LEV? !displays the measurement
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CAN:ADC:EVM:LEV? reads the ADC FS measurement field on
the CDMA ANALYZER screen when an EVM measurement is selected.
:CANalyzer:ADC:RHOadc:LEVel &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:ADC:RHOadc:LEVel?
These commands set/query the ADC for the rho measurement. The
ADC is a measure of how close the actual input signal is to the
maximum input level.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CAN:ADC:RHO:LEV &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CAN:ADC:RHO:LEV?
Example
MEAS:CAN:ADC:RHO:LEV? !displays the measurement
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CAN:ADC:RHO:LEV? reads the ADC FS measurement field on
the CDMA ANALYZER screen when a rho measurement is selected.
This measurement is also displayed on the CDMA GENERATOR
screen.
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:CANalyzer:ADC:TPOWeradc:LEVel &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:ADC:TPOWeradc:LEVel?
These commands set/query the ADC for the channel power
measurement. The ADC is a measure of how close the actual input
signal is to the maximum input level.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CAN:ADC:TPOW:LEV &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CAN:ADC:TPOW:LEV?
Example
MEAS:CAN:ADC:TPOW:LEV? !displays the measurement
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CAN:ADC:TPOW:LEV? reads the ADC FS measurement field on
the CDMA ANALYZER screen. This measurement is also displayed on
the CDMA GENERATOR screen.
:CANalyzer:CARrier:FEEDthrough &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:CARrier:FEEDthrough?
These commands set/query the carrier feedthrough measurement.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CAN:CAR:FEED &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CAN:CAR:FEED? !returns the level
Example
MEAS:CAN:CAR:FEED?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CAN:CAR:FEED? reads the Carrier Feedthru measurement
field on the CDMA ANALYZER screen. This measurement is also
displayed on the CDMA GENERATOR screen.
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:CANalyzer:ERRor:FREQuency &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:ERRor:FREQuency?
These commands set/query the frequency error measurement.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CAN:ERR:FREQ &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CAN:ERR:FREQ?
Example
MEAS:CAN:ERR:FREQ?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CAN:ERR:FREQ? reads the Frequency Error measurement
field on the CDMA ANALYZER screen. This measurement is also
displayed on the CDMA GENERATOR screen.
:CANalyzer:ERRor:MAGNitude &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:ERRor:MAGNitude?
These commands set/query the magnitude error measurement.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CAN:ERR:MAGN &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CAN:ERR:MAGN?
Example
MEAS:CAN:ERR:MAGN?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CAN:ERR:MAGN? reads the Magnitude Error measurement
field on the CDMA ANALYZER screen. This measurement is also
displayed on the CDMA GENERATOR screen.
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:CANalyzer:ERRor:PHASe &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:ERRor:PHASe?
These commands set/query the phase error measurement.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CAN:ERR:PHAS &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CAN:ERR:PHAS?
Example
MEAS:CAN:ERR:PHAS?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CAN:ERR:PHAS? reads the Phase Error measurement field on
the CDMA ANALYZER screen. This measurement is also displayed on
the CDMA GENERATOR screen.
:CANalyzer:EVM &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:EVM?
These commands set/query the error vector magnitude (EVM)
measurement.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CAN:EVM &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CAN:EVM?
Example
MEAS:CAN:EVM? !returns EVM in %
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CAN:EVM? reads the EVM measurement field on the CDMA
ANALYZER screen. This measurement is also displayed on the CDMA
GENERATOR screen.
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:CANalyzer:PNOFfset?
This command queries the PN offset measurement.
Syntax
MEAS:CAN:PNOF? !returns the measurement
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CAN:PNOF? reads the PN Offset measurement field on the
CDMA ANALYZER screen. This measurement is also displayed on the
CDMA GENERATOR screen.
:CANalyzer:POWer:ACP:LRATio &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:POWer:ACP:LRATio?
These commands set/query lower ratio measurement of the adjacent
channel power measurement. This ratio is the ratio of the total power in
the specified bandwidth at the specified offset below the center
frequency, to the power at the center frequency.
Syntax
MEAS:CAN:POW:ACP:LRAT &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CAN:POW:ACP:LRAT?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CAN:POW:ACP:LRAT? reads the Lower ACP Ratio
measurement field on the CDMA ANALYZER screen when an ACP
measurement is selected. This measurement is also displayed on the
CDMA GENERATOR screen.
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:CANalyzer:POWer:ACP:URATio &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:POWer:ACP:URATio?
These commands set/query upper ratio measurement of the adjacent
channel power measurement. This ratio is the ratio of the total power in
the specified bandwidth at the specified offset above the center
frequency, to the power at the center frequency.
Syntax
MEAS:CAN:POW:ACP:URAT &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CAN:POW:ACP:URAT?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CAN:POW:ACP:URAT? reads the Upper ACP Ratio
measurement field on the CDMA ANALYZER screen when an ACP
measurement is selected. This measurement is also displayed on the
CDMA GENERATOR screen.
:CANalyzer:POWer:ACP:CENTer &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:POWer:ACP:CENTer?
These commands set/query center channel measurement of the
adjacent channel power measurement.
Syntax
MEAS:CAN:POW:ACP:CENT &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CAN:POW:ACP:CENT?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CAN:POW:ACP:CENT? reads the Center Channel
measurement field on the CDMA ANALYZER screen when an ACP
measurement is selected. This measurement is also displayed on the
CDMA GENERATOR screen.
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:CANalyzer:POWer:AVG &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:POWer:AVG?
These commands set/query the average power measurement.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CAN:POW:AVG &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CAN:POW:AVG?
Example
MEAS:CAN:POW:AVG? !returns the measurement
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CAN:POW:AVG? reads the Avg Pwr measurement field on the
CDMA ANALYZER screen. This measurement is also displayed on the
CDMA GENERATOR screen.
:CANalyzer:POWer:CHANnel &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:POWer:CHANnel?
These commands set/query the channel power measurement.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CAN:POW:CHAN &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CAN:POW:CHAN?
Example
MEAS:CAN:POW:CHAN? !displays the measurement
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CAN:POW:CHAN? reads the Chan Pwr measurement field on
the CDMA ANALYZER screen. This measurement is also displayed on
the CDMA GENERATOR screen.
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:CANalyzer:RHO &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:RHO?
These commands set/query the rho measurement.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CAN:RHO &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CAN:RHO?
Example
MEAS:CAN:RHO?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CAN:RHO? reads the Rho measurement field on the CDMA
ANALYZER screen. This measurement is also displayed on the CDMA
GENERATOR screen.
:CANalyzer:TIME:OFFSet &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CANalyzer:TIME:OFFSet?
These commands set/query the time offset measurement.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CAN:TIME:OFFS &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CAN:TIME:OFFS?
Example
MEAS:CAN:TIME:OFFS?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CAN:TIME:OFFS? reads the Time Offset measurement field
on the CDMA ANALYZER screen. This measurement is also displayed
on the CDMA GENERATOR screen.
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:CDANalyzer:ADC &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CDANalyzer:ADC?
IS-95 Only mode. These commands set/query the ADC measurement in
the code domain analyzer.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:ADC &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CDAN:ADC?
Example
MEAS:CDAN:ADC?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:ADC? reads the ADCfs measurement field on the Gain
menu of the CODE DOM screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-95 Only”.
:CDANalyzer:CARRier:FEEDthrough &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CDANalyzer:CARRier:FEEDthrough?
IS-95 Only mode. These commands set/query the carrier feedthrough
measurement on the code domain analyzer.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:CARR:FEED &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CDAN:CARR:FEED?
Example
MEAS:CDAN:CARR:FEED?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:CARR:FEED? reads the Car FT measurement field on
the CODE DOM screen when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95
Only”.
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:CDANalyzer:CPOWer &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CDANanlyzer:CPOWer?
IS-95 Only mode. These command set/query the channel power
measurement.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:CPOW &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CDAN:CPOW?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:CPOW? reads the ChPwr measurement field on the CD
Setup menu of the CODE DOM screen when the CDMA standard is set
to “IS-95 Only”.
:CDANalyzer:ERRor:FREQuency &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CDANalyzer:ERRor:FREQuency?
IS-95 Only mode. These commands set/query the frequency error
measurement on the code domain analyzer.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:ERR:FREQ &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CDAN:ERR:FREQ?
Example
MEAS:CDAN:ERR:FREQ?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:ERR:FREQ? reads the Freq Err measurement field on
the CODE DOM screen when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95
Only”.
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:CDANalyzer:ERHo?
IS-95 Only mode. This command queries the estimated rho
measurement. Estimated rho is an approximation of rho that is
calculated without taking the system out of service.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:ERH?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:ERH? queries the Est Rho field CODE DOM screen
when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”.
:CDANalyzer:MARKer:APOWer &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CDANalyzer:MARKer:APOWer?
IS-95 Only mode. These commands set/query the absolute power
measurement.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:MARK:APOW &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CDAN:MARK:APOW?
Example
MEAS:CDAN:MARK:APOW?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:MARK:APOW? reads the Lvl field on the Marker menu
of the CODE DOM screen when power (or fast power) measurement is
selected and the Ch pwr unit field on the CD Setup menu is set to Abs.
This applies when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”.
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:CDANalyzer:MARKer:LEVel &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CDANalyzer:MARKer:LEVel?
IS-95 Only mode. These commands set/query the level at the marker on
the code domain analyzer’s trace during power or fast power
measurements (see :CDAN:MEAS on page 124). This measurement is
made relative to the value at Walsh Code 0.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:MARK:LEV &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CDAN:MARK:LEV?
Example
MEAS:CDAN:MARK:LEV?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:MARK:LEV? reads the Lvl field on the Marker menu of
the CODE DOM screen when a power or fast power measurement is
selected, and the Ch pwr unit field on the CD Setup menu is set to Rel.
This applies when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”.
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:CDANalyzer:MARKer:PHASe &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CDANalyzer:MARKer:PHASe?
IS-95 Only mode. These commands set/query the phase at the marker
on the code domain analyzer’s trace during phase measurements (see
:CDAN:MEAS on page 124).This measurement is made relative to the
value at Walsh Code 0.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:MARK:PHAS &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CDAN:MARK:PHAS?
Example
MEAS:CDAN:MARK:PHAS?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:MARK:PHAS? reads the Phse field on the Marker menu
of the CODE DOM screen when a phase measurement is selected. This
applies when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”.
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:CDANalyzer:MARKer:TIME &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CDANalyzer:MARKer:TIME?
IS-95 Only mode. These commands set/query the time at the marker on
the code domain analyze’s trace during a timing measurement (see
CDAN:MEAS on page 124). This measurement is made relative to the
value at Walsh Code 0.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:MARK:TIME &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CDAN:MARK:TIME?
Example
MEAS:CDAN:MARK:TIME?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:MARK:TIME? reads the Time field on the Marker menu
of the CODE DOM screen when a timing measurement is selected. This
applies when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”.
:CDANalyzer:PNOFfset?
IS-95 Only mode. This command queries the PN offset measurement.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:PNOF?
Example
MEAS:CDAN:PNOF?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:PNOF? queries the PN Ofs measurement field on the
CODE DOM screen whent he CDMA standard is set to “IS-95 Only”,
and the CD pwr unit is set to Abs on the CD Setup image of the CODE
DOMAIN screen.
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:CDANalyzer:TIME:OFFSet &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:CDANalyzer:TIME:OFFSet?
IS-95 Only mode. These commands set/query the time offset
measurement of the code domain analyzer.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:TIME:OFFS &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CDAN:TIME:OFFS?
Example
MEAS:CDAN:TIME:OFFS? !displays the measurement
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:TIME:OFFS? reads the Time Ofs measurement field on
the CODE DOM screen when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-95
Only”.
:CDANalyzer:TRACe:POWer?
IS-95 Only mode. This command queries the power in each of the 64
Walsh channels, relative to the pilot’s power. (Pilot power is
approximately two-thirds of the total power.) The measurement returns
64 values (in dB), one for each point.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:TRAC:POW?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:TRAC:POW? does not correspond to any field on the
CODE DOM screen. This applies when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-95 Only”.
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:CDANalyzer:TRACe:TOFFset?
IS-95 Only mode. This command queries the timing in the 64 trace
points of the code domain analyzer. The measurement returns 64 values
(in seconds), one for each point.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:TRAC:TOFF?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:TRAC:TOFF? does not correspond to any field on the
CODE DOM screen. This applies when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-95 Only”.
:CDANalyzer:TRACe:PERRor?
IS-95 Only mode. This command queries the phase in the 64 trace
points in the code domain analyzer. The measurement returns 64
values (in radians), one for each point.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:TRAC:PERR?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:TRAC:PERR? does not correspond to any field on the
CODE DOM screen. This applies when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-95 Only”.
:CDANalyzer:TRACe:TPOWer?
IS-95 Only mode. This command queries the absolute (true) power in
each of the 64 Walsh channels, relative to the total power inside a 1.23
MHz bandwidth centered at the tune frequency. The measurement
returns 64 values (in dB), one for each point.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:TRAC:TPOW?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:TRAC:TPOW? does not correspond to any field on the
CODE DOM screen. This applies when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-95 Only”.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:ADC &lt;meas cmds&gt;
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:ADC?
IS-2000 only. These commands set/query the ADC measurement in the
Code Domain analyzer.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:ADC &lt;meas cmds&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:ADC?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:ADC? reads the ADCfs measurement field on the
Gain menu of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is
set to “IS-2000”.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:CARRier[:FEEDthrough]?
IS-2000 only. This query returns a floating point number representing
the carrier feedthrough currently displayed in the Code Domain
analyzer of the Test Set.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:CARR[:FEED]?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:CARR[:FEED]? reads the Carrier FT
measurement field on the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA
standard is set to “IS-2000”.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:CHANnel[:POWer]?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the channel power value (when active)
with the units dBm.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:CHAN[:POW]?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:CHAN[:POW]? reads the Chan Power
measurement field from the Reference menu when the CD pwr unit is
set to Abs on the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is
set to “IS-2000”.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:FREQuency[:ERRor]?
IS-2000 only. This query returns frequency error for the main RF.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:FREQ[:ERR]?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:FREQ[:ERR]? reads the Freq Err measurement
field on the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000”.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:CHANnel:NUMBer?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the Walsh Channel number for the
current marker position.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:CHAN:NUMB?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:CHAN:NUMB? reads the Chan Num field
on the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000”.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:CHANnel:RATE:RC3?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the RC-3 data rate value for the
channel selected by the Marker’s current position. The return value is
an integer.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:CHAN:RATE:RC3?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:CHAN:RATE:RC3? reads the RATE RC-3
field of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000” and Sprd Fact is selected.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:CHANnel:RATE:RC4?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the RC-4 data rate value for the
channel selected by the Marker’s current position. The return value is
an integer.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:CHAN:RATE:RC4?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:CHAN:RATE:RC4? reads the RATE RC-4
field of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000” and Sprd Fact is selected.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:CHANnel:RATE:RC5?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the RC-5 data rate value for the
channel selected by the Marker’s current position. The return value is
an integer.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:CHAN:RATE:RC5?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:CHAN:RATE:RC5? reads the RATE RC-5
field of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000” and Sprd Fact is selected.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:CHANnel:SPRead[:RATE]?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the spread factor (1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64,
128) of the channel selected by the Marker’s current position. The
return value is an integer.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:CHAN:SPR[:RATE]?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:CHAN:SPR:RATE? reads the SPRD FACT
field of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000”.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:CHANnel[:WALSh]:ORDer?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the Walsh order (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) of
the channel selected by the marker’s current position.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:CHAN:WALS:ORD?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:CHAN:WALS:ORD? reads the Walsh Ord
field of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000”.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:CHANnel[:WALSh]:NUMBer?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the parenthetical Walsh channel
number for the the channel selected by the marker’s current position.
The return value is an integer.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:CHAN:WALS:ORD?
Screen/field equivalent MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:CHAN:WALS:ORD?
reads the Walsh Ord field of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA
standard is set to “IS-2000”.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:CHANnel:WIDTh?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the total number of channels that
make up the currently selected supplemental channel. The return value
is an integer.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:CHAN:WIDT?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:CHAN:WIDT? reads the Chan Size field
of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000” and Chan Size is selected.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:COMPlex:I[:LEVel]?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the Marker Level for the I channel
(Top bar), when the Complex Power Measurement is active. The return
is a floating point number.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:COMP:I[:LEV]?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:COMP:I[LEV]? reads the I Pwr Lvl field
on the Main menu of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA
standard is set to “IS-2000” and the Measurement field is set to
Complex Pwr.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:COMPlex:Q[:LEVel]?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the Marker Level for the Q channel
(bottom bar) when the Complex Power Measurement is active. The
return is a floating point number.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:COMP:Q[:LEV]?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:COMP:Q[:LEV]? reads the Q Pwr Lvl
field on the Main menu of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA
standard is set to “IS-2000” and measurement is Complex Pwr.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:LEVel:ABSolute?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the Marker Level, in dBm, when the
Channel power mode is active. The return is a floating point number
formatted as shown on the screen.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:LEV:ABS?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:LEV:ABS? reads the Marker Lvl field of
the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000” and CD pwr unit is set to Abs.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer:NOISe?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the Marker Level for the Noise, when
the Power &amp; Noise measurement is active. The return will be a floating
point number.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:NOIS?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK:NOIS? reads the Noise Lvl field in the
RH column of the Marker menu on the CODE DOMAIN screen when
the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000” and measurement is Power &amp;
Noise.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:MARKer[:POWer]?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the Marker Level, in dB, when the
Channel Power Mode is inactive. The return will be a floating point
number.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK[:POW]?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:MARK[POW]? reads the Marker Lvl field of the
CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”
and the CD pwr unit field on the Reference menu is set to Rel.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:PNumber:OFFSet?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:PNUMber:OFFSet?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the measured PN offset of the Pilot
signal as an integer value.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:PN:OFFS?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:PNUM:OFFS?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:PN:OFFS? and
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:PNUM:OFFS? queries the PN Ofs measurement
field on the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000”.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:RHO[:ESTimated]?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the Estimated Rho when present (not
available in FAST Power Measurement). The returned value is a
floating point number. Estimated rho is an approximation of rho that is
calculated when there are more signals than a pilot alone.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:RHO[:EST]?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:RHO:EST? reads the Est Rho field on the CODE
DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TIME:OFFSet?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the time offset value of the current
Code Domain measurement as a floating point number.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TIME:OFFS?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TIME:OFFS? reads the Time Ofs measurement
field on the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000”.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer[:BASic][:VALue]?
IS-2000 only. This query returns an array of 128 values representing
the true (absolute) power of the Walsh channel on which the Marker is
currently positioned.
NOTE
The value returned represents the absolute power of the Walsh channel
not the supplemental channel. The power of the supplemental channel
must be read directly from the Marker Lvl value on the CODE
DOMAIN screen, or with the MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW[:BAS]:ALL?
query.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW[:BAS][:VAL]?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW[:BAS][:VAL]? returns values
that match the values displayed for Power, Fast Power, and Power &amp;
Noise measurements when CD pwr unit is set to Abs from the
Reference image on the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA
standard is set to “IS-2000”.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer[:BASic]:ACTive?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the active channel information for the
Code Domain trace when making a Power, Fast Power, or Fast Power
Synchronize measurement. The returned entity consists of an integer
representing the number of active channels followed by a four-value
record for each channel. The four values for each record are:
• Channel number
• Spread factor for this channel
• Power for this channel
• A fourth (ignore it) value
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW[:BAS]:ACT?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW[:BAS]:ACT? has no equivalent
field on the CODE DOMAIN screen. The information can only be
returned when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”, the
measurement selected is Power, Fast Power or FstPwr Sync, and CD
pwr unit is set to Abs on the Reference image of the CODE DOMAIN
screen.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer[:BASic]:ALL?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the information necessary to recreate
the Code Domain trace when making a Power, Fast Power, or Fast
Power Synchronize measurement. The returned entity consists of 128
four-value records for each bar in the trace. The four values for each
record are:
• Channel number. If the selected location is part of a supplemental
channel, all the Walsh channels that comprise the supplemental
channel will be returned.
• Power for this channel. If this is a supplemental channel, the total
power for the supplemental channel will be returned.
• A third (ignore it) value
• A flag indicating that the next bar should be connected to this bar as
part of a wider supplemental channel.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW[:BAS]:ALL?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW[:BAS]:ALL? has no equivalent
field on the CODE DOMAIN screen. The information can only be
returned when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”, the
measurement selected is Power, Fast Power or FstPwr Sync, and CD
pwr unit is set to Abs on the Reference image of the CODE DOMAIN
screen.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:I:ACTive?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:COMBined:ACTive?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:QACTive?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:IS2000:ACTive?
IS-2000 only. These queries return the active channel information for
the Code Domain trace when making a Complex Power measurement.
The return values consist of an integer representing the number of
active channels followed by a four value record for each channel. The
four values for each record are channel number, spread factor for this
channel, I value for this channel and the Q value for this channel.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:COMP:I:ACT?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:COMP:COMB:ACT?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:COMP:Q:ACT?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:COMP:IS2000:ACT?
Screen/field equivalent
There are no fields on the CODE DOMAIN screen equivalent to the
return value of these queries. These values are only accessible when the
CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”, the measurement selected is
Complex Power, and CD pwr unit is set to Abs on the Reference image
of the CODE DOMAIN screen.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:I:ALL?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:COMBined:ALL?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:Q:ALL?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:IS2000:ALL?
IS-2000 only. These queries return the information necessary to
recreate the Code Domain trace when making a Complex Power
measurement. The returned entity consists of 128 four-value records for
each bar in the trace. The four values for each record are channel
number, I value for this channel, Q value for this channel and a flag
indicating that the next bar should be connected to this bar as part of a
wider supplemental channel.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:COMP:I:ALL?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:COMP:COMB:ALL?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:COMP:Q:ALL?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:COMP:IS2000:ALL?
Screen/field equivalent
There are no fields on the CODE DOMAIN screen equivalent to the
return values for these queries. These values are only accessible when
the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”, the measurement selected is
Complex Power, and CD pwr unit is set to Abs on the Reference image
of the CODE DOMAIN screen.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:I[:VALue]?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:Q[:VALue]?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:COMBined[:VALue]?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:COMPlex:IS2000[:VALue]?
IS-2000 only. These queries return an array of 128 values that
represent Spreader I Input Power and Spreader Q Input Power. This
represents the power of both IS-95 and IS-2000 channels.
NOTE
The values returned represent the absolute power of individual Walsh
channels not the supplemental channels of which they may be a part.
The power of supplemental channels must be read directly from
I Pwr Level and Q Pwr Level fields on the CODE DOMAIN screen
when Complex Power measurement has been selected, or using the
queries: MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:COMP:Q:ALL? or
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:COMP:IS2000:ALL?
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:COMP:I[:VAL]?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:COMP:COMB[:VAL]?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:COMP:Q[:VAL]?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:COMP:IS2000[:VAL]?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:COMP:I[:VAL]?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:COMP:COMB[:VAL]? returns
information (top set of bars) displayed for the Complex Power
measurement when CD pwr unit is set to Abs on the Reference
image of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000”. MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:COMP:Q[:VAL]?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:COMP:IS2000[:VAL]? returns
the information displayed in the bottom trace of the Complex Power
measurement when the CD pwr unit is set to Abs on the Reference
image of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000”.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:NOISe:ACTive?
IS-2000 only. This query returns active channel information for the
Code Domain trace when making a Power and Noise measurement. The
return entity consists of an integer representing the number of active
channels, followed by a four value record for each channel. The four
values for each record are channel number, spread factor for this
channel, Power, and Noise for this channel.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:NOIS:ACT?
Screen/field equivalent
There are no fields on the CODE DOMAIN screen equivalent to the
return values for these queries. These values are only accessible when
the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”, the measurement selected is
Power and Noise, and CD pwr unit is set to Abs on the Reference
image of the CODE DOMAIN screen.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:NOISe:ALL?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the information necessary to recreate
the Code Domain trace when making a Power and Noise measurement.
The return entity consists of 128 four value records for each bar in the
trace. The four values for each record are channel number, Power for
this channel, Noise for this channel a flag indicating that the next bar
should be connected to this bar as part of a wider supplemental
channel.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:NOIS:ALL?
Screen/field equivalent
There are no fields on the CODE DOMAIN screen equivalent to the
return values for these queries. These values are only accessible when
the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”, the measurement selected is
Power and Noise, and CD pwr unit is set to Abs on the Reference
image of the CODE DOMAIN screen.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:NOISe[:VALue]?
IS-2000 only. This query returns an array of 128 values representing
each channel’s true (absolute) noise power.
NOTE
The values returned represent the absolute noise power of individual
Walsh channels not the noise of supplemental channels of which they
may be a part. The noise of supplemental channels must be read
directly from the Noise Lvl value on the CODE DOMAIN screen with
the Power &amp; Noise measurement activated, or using the query
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:POW:ALL?
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:NOIS[:VAL]?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:NOIS[:VAL]? returns the noise
portion (hatched bars on the screen) of the measured power of each
channel of a Power and Noise measurement, when CD pwr unit is set
to Abs on the Reference image of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the
CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:POWer:ACTive?
IS-2000 only. This query returns active channel information for the
Code Domain trace when making a Power and Noise measurement. The
return entity consists of an integer representing the number of active
channels followed by a four value record for each channel. The four
values for each record are channel number, spread factor for this
channel, Power, and Noise for this channel ..
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:POW:ACT?
Screen/field equivalent
There are no fields on the CODE DOMAIN screen equivalent to the
return values for these queries. These values are only accessible when
the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”, the measurement selected is
Power and Noise, and CD pwr unit is set to Abs on the Reference
image of the CODE DOMAIN screen.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:POWer:ALL?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the information necessary to recreate
the Code Domain trace when making a Power and Noise measurement.
The return entity consists of 128 four value records for each bar in the
trace. The four values for each record are channel number, Power for
this channel, Noise for this channel, and a flag indicating that the next
bar should be connected to this bar as part of a wider supplemental
channel.
When the selected location is part of a supplemental channel, all the
Walsh channels that comprise the supplemental channel will be
returned. If it is part of a supplemental channel, the total power for the
supplemental channel will be returned.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:POW:ALL?
Screen/field equivalent
There are no fields on the CODE DOMAIN screen equivalent to the
return values for these queries. These values are only accessible when
the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”, the measurement selected is
Power and Noise, and CD pwr unit is set to Abs on the Reference
image of the CODE DOMAIN screen.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:ABSolute:POWer:POWer[:VALue]?
IS-2000 only. This query returns an array of 128 values representing
the true (absolute) power for each channel’s power level when making a
Power &amp; Noise measurement.
NOTE
The value returned represents the absolute power of individual Walsh
channels not the supplemental channel of which they may be a part.
The power of supplemental channels must be read directly from the
Marker Lvl value on the CODE DOMAIN screen with the Power &amp;
Noise measurement selected.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:POW[:VAL]?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:ABS:POW:POW[:VAL]? returns the power
portion (top bars on the screen) of the measured power of each channel
of a Power and Noise measurement, when CD pwr unit is set to Abs on
the Reference image of the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA
standard is set to “IS-2000”.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer[:BASic]:ACTive?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the active channel information for the
Code Domain trace when making a Power, Fast Power or Fast Power
Synchronize measurement. The return entity consists of an integer
representing the number of active channels followed by a four value
record for each channel. The four values for each record are channel
number, spread factor for this channel, Power for this channel and a
fourth value that should be ignored.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW[:BAS]:ACT?
Screen/field equivalent
There is no equivalent field for this query on the CODE DOMAIN
screen. The information is accessible only when a Power, Fast Power,
orPower &amp; Noise measurement is being displayed, CD pwr unit is set
to Rel from the Reference image on the CODE DOMAIN screen and
the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer[:BASic]:ALL?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the information necessary to recreate
the Code Domain trace when making a Power, Fast Power or Fast
Power Synchronize measurement. The return consists of 128 four value
records for each bar in the trace. The four values for each record are
channel number, Power for this channel, a third value that should be
ignored and a flag indicating that the next bar should be connected to
this bar as part of a wider supplemental channel.
If the selected location is part of a supplemental channel, all the Walsh
channels that comprise the supplemental channel and total power for
the supplemental channel will be returned.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW[:BAS]:ALL?
Screen/field equivalent
There is no equivalent field for this query on the CODE DOMAIN
screen. The information is accessible only when a Power, Fast Power,
orPower &amp; Noise measurement is being displayed, CD pwr unit is set
to Rel from the Reference image on the CODE DOMAIN screen and
the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer[:BASic][:VALue]?
IS-2000 only. This query returns an array of 128 values representing
each channel’s power relative to the specified reference power.
NOTE
The values returned represent the power of individual Walsh channels
not the supplemental channels of which they may be a part. The power
of supplemental channels must be read directly from the Marker Lvl
value on the CODE DOMAIN screen.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW[:BAS][:VAL]?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW[:BAS][:VAL]? returns values that
match those displayed for Power, Fast Power, and Power &amp; Noise
measurements when CD pwr unit is set to Rel from the Reference
image on the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set
to “IS-2000”.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:I:ACTive?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:COMBined:ACTive?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:QACTive?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:IS2000ACTive?
IS-2000 only. These queries return the active channel information for
the Code Domain trace when making a Complex Power measurement.
The return values consist of an integer representing the number of
active channels followed by a four value record for each channel. The
four values for each record are channel number, spread factor for this
channel, I value for this channel and the Q value for this channel.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:COMP:I:ACT?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:COMP:COMB:ACT?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:COMP:Q:ACT?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:COMP:IS2000:ACT?
Screen/field equivalent
There are no fields on the CODE DOMAIN screen equivalent to the
return value of these queries. These values are only accessible when the
CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”, the measurement selected is
Complex Power and the CD pwr unit is set to Rel on the Reference
image of the CODE DOMAIN screen.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:I:ALL?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:COMBined:ALL?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:Q:ALL?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:IS2000:ALL?
IS-2000 only. These queries return the information necessary to
recreate the Code Domain trace when making a Complex Power
measurement. The returned entity consists of 128 four-value records for
each bar in the trace. The four values for each record are channel
number, I value for this channel, Q value for this channel and a flag
indicating that the next bar should be connected to this bar as part of a
wider supplemental channel.
If the selected location is part of a supplemental channel, all the Walsh
channels that comprise the supplemental channel will be returned.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:COMP:I:ALL?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:COMP:COMB:ALL?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:COMP:Q:ALL?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:COMP:IS2000:ALL?
Screen/field equivalent
There are no fields on the CODE DOMAIN screen equivalent to the
return values for these queries. These values are only accessible when
the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”, the measurement selected is
Complex Power, and CD pwr unit is set to Rel on the Reference image
of the CODE DOMAIN screen.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:I[:VALue]?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:COMBined[:VALue]?
IS-2000 only. This query returns an array of 128 values that represents
the Spreader I Input Power of both IS-95 and IS-2000 channels relative
to the selected reference power value.
NOTE
The values returned represent the absolute power of individual Walsh
channels not the supplemental channels of which they may be a part.
The power of supplemental channels must be read directly from
I Pwr Level fields on the CODE DOMAIN screen when Complex
Power measurement has been selected.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:COMP:I[:VAL]?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:COMP:COMB[:VAL]?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:COMP:I[:VAL]? and
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:COMP:COMB[:VAL]? returns
information (top set of bars) displayed for the Complex Power
measurement when CD pwr unit is set to Rel on the Reference
menu on the CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to
“IS-2000”.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:Q[:VALue]?
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:COMPlex:IS2000?
IS-2000 only. These commands query and return an array of 128 values
that represents Spreader Input Q Power relative to the selected
reference channel power.
NOTE
The values returned represent the absolute power of individual Walsh
channels not the supplemental channels of which they may be a part.
The power of supplemental channels must be read directly from
the Q Pwr Level field on the CODE DOMAIN screen when Complex
Power measurement has been selected.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:COMP:Q[:VAL]?
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:COMP:IS2000[:VAL]?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:COMP:Q[:VAL]? and
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:COMP:IS2000[:VAL]? displays
information (bottom set of bars) for the Complex Power measurement
when the CD pwr unit is set to Rel on the Reference menu on the
CODE DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:NOISe:ACTive?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the active channel information for
theCode Domain trace when making a Power and Noise measurement.
The return value consists of an integer representing the number of
active channels followed by a four value record for each channel. The
four values for each record are channel number, spread factor for this
channel, Power for this channel and Noise for this channel.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:NOIS:ACT?
Screen/field equivalent
There are no fields on the CODE DOMAIN screen equivalent to the
return value for this query. The return information is only accessible
when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”, the measurement selected
is Power and Noise, and CD pwr unit is set to Rel on the Reference
image of the CODE DOMAIN screen.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:NOISe:ALL?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the information necessary to recreate
the Code Domain trace when making a Power and Noise measurement.
The return consists of 128 four value records for each bar in the trace.
The four values for each record are channel number, Power for this
channel, Noise for this channel a flag indicating that the next bar
should be connected to this bar as part of a wider supplemental
channel.
If the selected location is part of a supplemental channel, all the Walsh
channels that comprise the supplemental channel and the total power
and noise value for the supplemental channel will be returned.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:NOIS:ALL?
Screen/field equivalent
There are no fields on the CODE DOMAIN screen equivalent to the
return value for this query. The return information is only accessible
when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”, the measurement selected
is Power and Noise, and CD pwr unit is set to Rel on the Reference
image of the CODE DOMAIN screen.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:NOISe[:VALue]?
IS-2000 only. This query returns an array of 128 values that represents
the noise values relative to the selected reference channel power.
NOTE
The values returned represent the relative noise power of individual
Walsh channels not the supplemental channels of which they may be a
part. The noise levels of supplemental channels must be read directly
from the Noise Lvl value on the Code Domain Analyzer screen when
the Power &amp; Noise measurement has been selected.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:NOIS[:VAL]?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:NOIS[:VAL]? displays information
(hashed part of each bar) for the power and noise measurement when
the CD pwr unit is set to Rel on the Reference menu of the CODE
DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:POWer:ACTive?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the active channel information for
theCode Domain trace when making a Power and Noise measurement.
The return value consists of an integer representing the number of
active channels followed by a four value record for each channel. The
four values for each record are channel number, spread factor for this
channel, Power for this channel and Noise for this channel.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:POW:ACT?
Screen/field equivalent
There are no fields on the CODE DOMAIN screen equivalent to the
return value for this query. The return information is only accessible
when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”, the measurement selected
is Power and Noise, and CD pwr unit is set to Rel on the Reference
image of the CODE DOMAIN screen.
:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:POWer:ALL?
IS-2000 only. This query returns the information necessary to recreate
the Code Domain trace when making a Power and Noise measurement.
The return consists of 128 four value records for each bar in the trace.
The four values for each record are channel number, Power for this
channel, Noise for this channel a flag indicating that the next bar
should be connected to this bar as part of a wider supplemental
channel.
If the selected location is part of a supplemental channel, all the Walsh
channels that comprise the supplemental channel will be returned total
power and noise value for the supplemental channel will be returned.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:POW:ALL?
Screen/field equivalent
There are no fields on the CODE DOMAIN screen equivalent to the
return value for this query. The return information is only accessible
when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”, the measurement selected
is Power and Noise, and CD pwr unit is set to Rel on the Reference
image of the CODE DOMAIN screen.
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:CDANalyzer:IS2000:TRACe:POWer:POWer[:VALue]?
IS-2000 only. This query returns an array of 128 values that represent
the channel power relative to the selected reference channel power in a
Power &amp; Noise measurement.
NOTE
The values returned represent the relative power of individual Walsh
channels not the supplemental channels of which they may be a part.
The power of supplemental channels in a Power &amp; Noise measurement
must be read directly from the Marker Lvl value on the Code Domain
Analyzer screen.
Syntax
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:POW[:VAL]?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:CDAN:IS2000:TRAC:POW:POW[:VAL]? displays information
(top value of each bar) for the power and noise measurement when the
CD pwr unit is set to Rel on the Reference menu of the CODE
DOMAIN screen when the CDMA standard is set to “IS-2000”.
:DEC:AMPS|TACS:NBITs?
These commands set/query the number of bits measured by the
signaling decoder in AMPS-TACS mode.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:AMPS:NBIT?
Example
MEAS:DEC:AMPS:NBIT? !returns an integer value reporting the
number of bits measured by the signaling unit.
For example, if the Signaling Decoder displays a value of 928
in the Num of Bits field of the SIGNAL DECODER screen, the
value 928 will be returned by the query.
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:AMPS:NBIT? reads the Num of Bits measurement field
on the SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to
AMPS-TACS.
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:DEC:AMPS|TACS:CDATa?
This command queries the decoded data for the control channel.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:AMPS:CDAT?
Example
MEAS:DEC:AMPS:CDAT? !returns a quoted string reporting the
decoded data obtained from the control channel measured by
the signaling unit.
For example, the Signaling Decoder reads the control channel
and returns the data as shown:
09A15386CDA286604938B128063FD5F8
030078ECDBED872DABF0D308A1718FDB
685461FC0C2130410982E2DAE08C0300
54D0D9B450C08231AFD909BED8C840C0
The information received is the same as that displayed in the
Data (hex) field of the SIGNALING DECODER screen.
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:AMPS:CDAT? reads the Data (hex) measurement field on
the SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to
AMPS-TACS, and the Channel field is set to Cntl.
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:DEC:AMPS|TACS:DATA?
This command queries the decoded data for the voice channel.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:AMPS:DATA?
Example
MEAS:DEC:AMPS:DATA? !returns a quoted string reporting the
decoded data obtained from the voice channel measured by the
signaling unit.
For example, the Signaling Decoder reads the voice channel
and returns the data as depicted below:
09A15386CDA286604938B128063FD5F8
030078ECDBED872DABF0D308A1718FDB
685461FC0C2130410982E2DAE08C0300
54D0D9B450C08231AFD909BED8C840C0
The information received is the same as that displayed in the
Data (hex) field of the SIGNALING DECODER screen.
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:AMPS:DATA? reads the Data (hex) measurement field on
the SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to
AMPS-TACS, and the Channel field is set to Voice.
:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:ABSolute &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:ABSolute?
These command set/query the frequency of the low tone in the DTMF
pair. The MEAS:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQ:DISP ‘Freq’ command must
be used to display the absolute frequency of the low tone.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQ:ABS
!See “Multiple Real Number Setting Syntax” on page
282
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQ:ABS? !returns up to 20 real values
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQ:ABS? reads the Lo Tone column on the
SIGNALING DECODER screen. The Mode field must be set to DTMF and
the upper subfield of the Lo Tone field must be set to Freq.
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:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:ERRor &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:ERRor?
These commands set/query the frequency error of the low tone in the
DTMF pair. The MEAS:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQ:DISP ‘Freq Err’
command must be used to display the frequency error of the low tone.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQ:ERR
!See “Multiple Real Number Setting Syntax” on page
282
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQ:ERR? !returns up to 20 real values
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQ:ERR? reads the Lo Tone column on the
SIGNALING DECODER screen. The Mode field must be set to DTMF and
the upper subfield of the Lo Tone field must be set to Frq Err.
:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:DISPlay &lt;string&gt;
:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:DISPlay?
These command set/query the display mode of the low tone in the
DTMF pair.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQ:DISP ‘Freq’
‘Frq Err’
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQ:ERR?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:LOW:FREQ:DISP controls the upper subfield of the
Lo Tone field on the SIGNALING DECODER screen.
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:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:ABSolute &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:ABSolute?
These command set/query the frequency of the high tone in the DTMF
pair. The MEAS:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQ:DISP ‘Freq’ command must
be used to display the absolute frequency of the high tone.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQ:ABS
!See “Multiple Real Number Setting Syntax” on page
282
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQ:ABS? !returns up to 20 real values
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQ:ABS? reads the Hi Tone column on
the SIGNALING DECODER screen. The Mode field must be set to DTMF
and the upper subfield of the Hi Tone field must be set to Freq.
:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:ERRor &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:ERRor?
These command set/query the frequency error of the high tone in the
DTMF pair. The MEAS:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQ:DISP ‘Frq Err’
command must be used to display the frequency error of the high tone.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQ:ERR
!See “Multiple Real Number Setting Syntax” on page
282
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQ:ERR? !returns up to 20 real values
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQ:ERR? reads the Hi Tone column on
the SIGNALING DECODER screen. The Mode field must be set to DTMF
and the upper subfield of the Hi Tone field must be set to Frq Err.
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:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:DISPlay &lt;string&gt;
:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:DISPlay?
These command set/query the display mode of the high tone in the
DTMF pair.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQ:DISP ‘Freq’
‘Frq Err’
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQ:ERR?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:HIGH:FREQ:DISP controls the upper subfield of
the Hi Tone field on the SIGNALING DECODER screen.
:DEC:DTMF:TIME:ON &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:DTMF:TIME:ON?
These command set/query the timing of the DTMF frequencies.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:TIME:ON
!See “Multiple Real Number Setting Syntax” on page
282
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:TIME:ON? !returns up to 20 real values
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:TIME:ON? reads the On Time column on the
SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to DTMF.
:DEC:DTMF:TIME:OFF &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:DTMF:TIME:OFF?
These command set/query the timing of the DTMF frequencies.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:TIME:OFF
!See “Multiple Real Number Setting Syntax” on page
282
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:TIME:OFF? !returns up to 20 real values
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:TIME:OFF? reads the Off Time column on the
SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to DTMF.
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:DEC:DTMF:SYMBol?
These command set/query the symbol number assigned by the encoder
for each of the DTMF tones. As each tone is analyzed, the symbol that
represents each tone is returned as a quoted string.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:SYMB? !returns a quoted string
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:DTMF:SYMB? reads the Sym column on the SIGNALING
DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to DTMF.
:DEC:FGENerator:FREQuency &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:FGENerator:FREQuency?
These commands set/query the frequency of the signal generated by the
function generator.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:FGEN:FREQ &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
MEAS:DEC:FGEN:FREQ? !returns and integer value
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:FGEN:FREQ? reads the Frequency measurement field on
the SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to Func
Gen.
:DEC:NAMPs|NTACs:NBITs &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:NAMPs|NTACs:NBITs?
These commands set/query the number of bits measured by the
signaling decoder in NAMP-NTAC mode.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:NBIT &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:NBIT? !returns and integer value
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:NBIT? reads the Num of Bits measurement field
on the SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode field is set to
NAMP-NTAC.
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:DEC:NAMPs|NTACs:RECC:DATA?
This command reads the decoded RECC data, serially, as it received.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:RECC:DATA? !returns a quoted string
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:CDAT? reads the RECC Data (hex) measurement
field on the SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode field is set
to NAMP-NTAC , the Measure field is set to Data and the Channel field is
set to Cntl.
:DEC:NAMPs|NTACs:RVC:DATA?
This command reads the decoded RVC data, serially, as it is received.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:RVC:DATA? !returns a quoted string
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:RVC:DATA? reads the RVC Data (hex)
measurement field on the SIGNALING DECODER screen when the
Mode field is set to NAMP-NTAC, the Measure field is set to Data and the
Channel field is set to Voice.
:DEC:NAMPs|NTACs:DSAT:DATA?
This command reads the decoded DSAT/DST data, serially, as it is
received.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DSAT:DATA? !returns a quoted string
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DSAT:DATA? reads the DSAT/DST (hex)
measurement field on the SIGNALING DECODER screen when the
Mode field is set to NAMP-NTAC, the Measure field is set to DSAT and the
Channel field is set to Voice.
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:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:ABSolute &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:ABSolute?
These commands set/query the frequency of the low tone in the DTMF
pair. The MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:DISP ‘Freq’ command must
be used to display the absolute frequency of the low tone.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:FREQ:ABS
!See “Multiple Real Number Setting Syntax” on page
282
MEAS:DEC:NAMAP:DTMF:LOW:FREQ:ABS? !returns up to 19 real
values
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:FREQ:ABS? reads the Lo Tone
column on the SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode field is
set to NAMP-NTAC, the Measure field is set to DTMF, and the upper
subfield of the Lo Tone field is set to Freq, and the Channel field is set
to Voice.
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:ERRor &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:FREQuency:ERRor?
These commands set/query the frequency error of the low tone in the
DTMF pair. The MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:DISP ‘Frq Err’
command must be used to display the frequency error of the low tone.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:FREQ:ERR
!See “Multiple Real Number Setting Syntax” on page
282
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:FREQ:ERR? !returns up to 19 real
values
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:FREQ:ERR? reads the Lo Tone
column on the SIGNALING DECODER screen when Mode field is set to
NAMP-NTAC, the Measure field is set to DTMF, and the upper subfield of
the Lo Tone field is set to Frq Err, and the Channel field is set to
Voice.
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:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:DISPlay &lt;string&gt;
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:DISPlay?
These commands set/query the display mode of the low tone in the
DTMF pair.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:DISP ‘Freq’
‘Frq Err’
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:ERR?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:LOW:DISP controls the upper subfield of
the Lo Tone field on the SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode
field is set NAMP-NTAC and the Measure field is set to DTMF, and the
Channel field is set to Voice.
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:ABSolute &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:ABSolute?
These commands set/query the frequency of the high tone in the DTMF
pair. The MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:DISP ‘Freq’ command
must be used to display the absolute frequency of the high tone.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:FREQ:ABS
!See “Multiple Real Number Setting Syntax” on page
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MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:FREQ:ABS? !returns up to 19 real
values
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:FREQ:ABS? reads the Hi Tone
column on the SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode field is
set NAMP-NTAC, the Measure field is set to DTMF, and the upper subfield
of the Hi Tone field is set to Freq, and the Channel field is set to Voice.
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:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:ERRor &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:FREQuency:ERRor?
These commands set/query the frequency error of the high tone in the
DTMF pair. The MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:DISP ‘Frq Err’
command must be used to display the frequency error of the high tone.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:FREQ:ERR
!See “Multiple Real Number Setting Syntax” on page
282
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:FREQ:ERR? !returns up to 19 real
values
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:FREQ:ERR? reads the Hi Tone
column on the SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode field is
set NAMP-NTAC, the Measure field is set to DTMF, and the upper subfield
of the Hi Tone field is set to Frq Err, and the Channel field is set to
Voice.
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:DISPlay &lt;string&gt;
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:DISPlay?
These commands set/query the display mode of the high tone in the
DTMF pair.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:DISP ‘Freq’
‘Frq Err’
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:DISP:ERR?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:HIGH:DISP controls the upper subfield of
the Hi Tone field on the SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode
field is set NAMP-NTAC and the Measure field is set to DTMF, and the
Channel field is set to Voice.
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:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:TIME:ON &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:TIME:ON?
These commands set/query the timing of the DTMF frequencies.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:TIME:ON
!See “Multiple Real Number Setting Syntax” on page
282
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:TIME:ON? !returns up to 19 real values
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:TIME:ON? reads the On Time column on the
SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode field is set NAMP-NTAC
and the Measure field is set to DTMF, and the Channel field is set to
Voice.
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:TIME:OFF &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:TIME:OFF?
These commands set/query the timing of the DTMF frequencies.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:TIME:OFF
!See “Multiple Real Number Setting Syntax” on page
282
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:TIME:OFF? !returns up to 19 real values
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:TIME:OFF? reads the Off Time column on
the SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode field is set
NAMP-NTAC and the Measure field is set to DTMF, and the Channel field is
set to Voice.
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:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:SYMBol?
This command queries the symbol number assigned by the encoder for
each of the DTMF tones. As each tone is analyzed, the symbol that
represents each tone is returned as a quoted string.
Syntax
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:SYMB? !returns a quoted string
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:DEC:NAMP:DTMF:SYMB? reads the Sym column on the
SIGNALING DECODER screen when the Mode field is set NAMP-NTAC
and the Measure field is set to DTMF, and the Channel field is set to
Voice.
:IQPLot[:DISPlay]:I?
This query returns an array of 384 values representing the I
(horizontal) values for each decision point. The values are scaled to
match the display (1 = average power of the RF Carrier).
Syntax
MEAS:IQPL[:DISP]:I?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:IQPL[:DISP]:I? does not correspond to any field in the IQPLOT
screen but represents the horizontal values for the decision points on
the plot.
:IQPLot[:DISPlay]:Q?
This command queries and returns an array of 384 values representing
the Q (vertical) values for each decision point. The values are scaled to
match the display (1 = average power of the RF Carrier).
Syntax
MEAS:IQPL[:DISP]:Q?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:IQPL[:DISP]:Q? does not correspond with a field in the IQPLOT
screen but represents the vertical decision points shown on the plot.
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:OSCilloscope:MARKer:LEVel:AM &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:OSCilloscope:MARKer:LEVel:AM?
These commands set/query the AM depth measurement at the
oscilloscope’s marker position. For this measurement to be valid, you
must have AM Mod or AM Demod chosen as the audio input (see
AFAN:INP on page 59).
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:OSC:MARK:LEV:AM &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:OSC:MARK:LEV:AM?
Example
MEAS:OSC:MARK:LEV:AM?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:OSC:MARK:LEV:AM? reads the Lvl measurement field on the
SCOPE screen. The AF Anl In field on the AF ANALYZER screen must
be set to AM Mod or AM Demod to measure AM depth in this field.
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:OSCilloscope:MARKer:LEVel:FM &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:OSCilloscope:MARKer:LEVel:FM?
These commands set/query the FM deviation measurement at the
oscilloscope’s marker position. For this measurement to be valid, you
must have FM Mod or FM Demod chosen as the audio input (see
AFAN:INP on page 59).
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:OSC:MARK:LEV:FM &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:OSC:MARK:LEV:FM?
Example
MEAS:OSC:MARK:LEV:FM?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:OSC:MARK:LEV:FM? reads the Lvl measurement field on the
SCOPE screen. The AF Anl In field on the AF ANALYZER screen must
be set to FM Mod or FM Demod to measure FM deviation in this field.
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:OSCilloscope:MARKer:LEVel:VOLTs &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:OSCilloscope:MARKer:LEVel:VOLTs?
These commands set/query the voltage measurement at the
oscilloscope’s marker position. For this measurement to be valid, you
must have Audio In, Audio Out, Ext Mod, or SSB Demod chosen as the
audio input (see AFAN:INP on page 59).
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:OSC:MARK:LEV:VOLT &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:OSC:MARK:LEV:VOLT?
Example
MEAS:OSC:MARK:LEV:VOLT?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:OSC:MARK:LEV:VOLT? reads the Lvl measurement field on
the SCOPE screen. The AF Anl In field on the AF ANALYZER screen
must be set to Audio In, Audio Out, or Ext Mod, SSB Demod to measure
voltage in this field.
:OSCilloscope:MARKer:TIME &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:OSCilloscope:MARKer:TIME?
These commands set/query the time elapsed from the trigger event to
the marker location.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:OSC:MARK:TIME &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:OSC:MARK:TIME? !returns a real number
Example
MEAS:OSC:MARK:TIME? !displays the measurement
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:OSC:MARK:TIME? reads the Time field on the Marker menu of
the SCOPE screen.
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:OSCilloscope:TRACe?
This command returns an array of 417 real values, corresponding to
points on the oscilloscope’s display. 0 corresponds to the first value (left
side of trace display) and 416 is the last value (right side of the trace
display).
Syntax
MEAS:OSC:TRAC?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:OSC:TRAC has no corresponding field on the SCOPE screen.
:RFRequency:SELect &lt;string&gt;
:RFRequency:SELect?
These commands set/query the RF measurements for the RF analyzer.
Syntax
MEAS:RFR:SEL &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:RFR:SEL?
Example
MEAS:RFR:SEL ‘Frequency’
‘Freq Error’
MEAS:RFR:SEL?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:RFR:SEL selects which measurement, Frequency or Freq
Error is displayed the RF ANALYZER screen. These measurements are
also displayed on the RF GENERATOR and AF ANALYZER screens.
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:RFRequency:FREQuency:ABSolute &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:RFRequency:FREQuency:ABSolute?
These commands set/query the RF frequency measurement when the
:RFR:SEL ‘Frequency’ command is used.
Syntax
:RFR:FREQ:ABS &lt;meas syntax&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
:RFR:FREQ:ABS?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:RFR:FREQ:ABS? reads the Frequency measurement field on
the RF ANALYZER screen. This measurement is also displayed on the
RF GENERATOR and AF ANALYZER screens.
:RFRequency:FREQuency:ERRor &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:RFRequency:FREQuency:ERRor?
These commands set/query the RF frequency error measurement when
the :RFR:SEL ‘Freq Err’ command is used.
Syntax
:RFR:FREQ:ERR &lt;meas syntax&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
:RFR:FREQ:ERR?
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:RFR:FREQ:ERR? reads the Freq Error measurement field on
the RF ANALYZER screen. This measurement is also displayed on the
RF GENERATOR and AF ANALYZER screens.
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:RFRequency:POWer &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:RFRequency:POWer?
These commands set/query the transmitter power measurement. The
measurement is either peak or sampled, as determined by the
RFAN:PME:DET command on page 305.
Syntax
MEAS:RFR:POW &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:RFR:POW? !returns real value
Example
MEAS:RFR:POW? !returns the value
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:RFR:POW? reads the TX Power measurement field on the RF
ANALYZER screen. This measurement is also displayed on the RF
GENERATOR and AF ANALYZER screens.
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:SANalyzer:MARKer:DELTa:FREQuency &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:SANalyzer:MARKer:DELTa:FREQuency?
These commands set/query the delta marker frequency measurement.
This measurement is the frequency of the delta marker minus the
frequency of the normal marker. If the delta marker is to the right of
the normal marker, the delta frequency is positive. If the delta marker
is to the left of the normal marker, the delta frequency is negative.
The units for this measurement are GHz, MHz, kHz, and Hz.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:SAN:MARK:DELT:FREQ &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:SAN:MARK:DELT:FREQ? !returns real value
Example
SAN:MARK:PEAK
MEAS:SAN:MARK:DELT:FREQ? !returns the value
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:SAN:MARK:DELT:FREQ? reads the Delta Mrkr, Freq
measurement field on the SPEC ANL screen when Norm/Delta field is
set to Delta on the Marker controls menu.
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:SANalyzer:MARKer:DELTa:LEVel &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:SANalyzer:MARKer:DELTa:LEVel?
These commands set/query the delta marker level measurement. This
measurement is the level of the normal marker minus the frequency of
the delta marker in dBm. If the delta marker is higher than normal
marker, the delta level is positive. If the delta marker is lower than the
normal marker, the delta level is negative.
The units for this measurement are dB. (There is a percent unit
available; however, since the spectrum analyzer level is always
displayed on a logarithmic scale, linear units are inappropriate.)
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:SAN:MARK:DELT:LEV &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:SAN:MARK:DELT:LEV? !returns real value
Example
MEAS:SAN:MARK:DELT:LEV? !returns the value
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:SAN:MARK:DELT:LEV? reads the Delta Mrkr, Lvl
measurement field on the SPEC ANL screen when Norm/Delta field is
set to Delta on the Marker controls menu.
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:SANalyzer:MARKer[:NORMal]:FREQuency &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:SANalyzer:MARKer[:NORMal]:FREQuency?
These commands set/query the frequency at the marker on the
spectrum analyzer’s trace.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:SAN:MARK:NORM:FREQ &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:SAN:MARK:NORM:FREQ? !returns real value
Example
MEAS:SAN:MARK:NORM:FREQ? !returns the value
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:SAN:MARK[:NORM]:FREQ? reads the Freq measurement field
on the SPEC ANL screen.
:SANalyzer:MARKer[:NORMal]:LEVel &lt;meas cmnd&gt;
:SANalyzer:MARKer[:NORMal]:LEVel?
These commands set/query the RF level at the marker on the spectrum
analyzer’s trace.
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:SAN:MARK:NORM:LEV &lt;meas cmd&gt;
!See “Number Measurement Syntax” on page 283.
MEAS:SAN:MARK:NORM:LEV? !returns real value
Example
MEAS:SAN:MARK:NORM:LEV? !returns the value
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:SAN:MARK[:NORM]:LEV? reads the Lvl measurement field on
the SPEC ANL.
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:SANalyzer:TRACe?
This command returns an array of 417 real values, corresponding to
points on the spectrum analyzer’s display. 0 corresponds to the first
value (left side of trace display) and 416 is the last value (right side of
the trace display).
This measurement utilizes the Number Measurement Syntax, but does
not use the :METer command.
Syntax
MEAS:SAN:TRAC?
Example
MEAS:SAN:TRAC? !returns the array
Screen/field equivalent
MEAS:SAN:TRAC has no corresponding field on the SPEC ANL screen.
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Multiple Real Number Setting Syntax
This section defines the syntax to be used with commands that require
the Real Number Setting Syntax, but allow multiple numbers to be set
in one command.
This format is typically used for entering values that are grouped in
rows or columns.
The format is the same as for the Real Number Setting Syntax, except
that each real number is preceded by an integer that identifies the
relative position in the list of numbers.
Syntax
:Previous Syntax &lt;integer_value&gt;,&lt;real_value&gt;[display unit_of_measure]
!integer_value is the position, real_value is the actual value
:Previous Syntax? &lt;integer_value&gt; !returns the value of the position
:Previous Syntax:DUNits &lt;integer_value&gt;,&lt;display unit_of_measure&gt;
!sets the units
:Previous Syntax:DUNits? &lt;integer_value&gt; !returns the display units
:Previous Syntax:UNits &lt;integer_value&gt;,&lt;GPIB unit_of_measure&gt;
:Previous Syntax:UNits? &lt;integer_value&gt; !Displays the GPIB units
:Previous Syntax:INCRement &lt;integer_value&gt;,&lt;incr_value&gt;[display
unit_of_measure]
!increments the present value
:Previous Syntax:INCRement &lt;integer_value&gt;,UP|DOWN
:Previous Syntax:INCRement? &lt;integer_value&gt; !returns the incr. value
:Previous Syntax:MODe &lt;integer_value&gt;,LINear|LOGarithm
!sets mode of the command
:Previous Syntax:MODe? &lt;integer_value&gt; !returns mode (LIN or LOG)
:Previous Syntax:MULTiply &lt;integer_value&gt;!multiplies current setting
:Previous Syntax:DIVide &lt;integer_value&gt;!divides current setting by 10
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This syntax is used with measurement commands. It applies to both
real and integer values.
This syntax is typically used with subsystems like the MEASure
subsystem/
Syntax
:Previous Syntax:AUNits &lt;GPIB units&gt; !sets the GPIB units
:Previous Syntax:AUNits !returns the GPIB units
:Previous Syntax:AVERage[:VALue] &lt;real_value&gt;
!sets the number of averages
:Previous Syntax:AVERage? !returns the number of averages
:Previous Syntax:AVERage:RESet !resets the number of averages to 1
:Previous Syntax:AVERage:STATe 1|ON
:Previous Syntax:AVERage:STATe 0|OFF
:Previous Syntax:AVERage:STATe? !returns 1 or 0
:Previous Syntax:DUNits &lt;display unit_of_measure&gt;
!sets the disp. units
:Previous Syntax:DUNits? !returns the display units
:Previous Syntax:HLIMit[:VALue] &lt;real_value&gt;[&lt;units&gt;]
!sets the value of the High Limit for a measurement display
:Previous Syntax:HLIMit? !returns the High Limit setting
:Previous Syntax:HLIMit:DUNits &lt;units&gt; !display units
:Previous Syntax:HLIMit:DUNits? !returns the display units
:Previous Syntax:HLIMit:EXCeeded?
!returns 1 or 0 to indicate if the High Limit was exceeded
:Previous Syntax:HLIMit:RESet !resets the limit
:Previous Syntax:HLIMit:STATe 1|ON !sets state of the limit
:Previous Syntax:HLIMit:STATe 0|OFF !sets state of the limit
:Previous Syntax:HLIMit:STATe? !returns 1 or 0
:Previous Syntax:LLIMit[:VALue] &lt;real_value&gt;[&lt;units&gt;]
!sets the value of the Low Limit for a measurement display
:Previous Syntax:LLIMit? !returns the Low Limit setting
:Previous Syntax:LLIMit:DUNits &lt;units&gt; !display units
:Previous Syntax:LLIMit:DUNits? !returns the display units
:Previous Syntax:LLIMit:EXCeeded?
!returns 1 or 0 to indicate if the Low Limit was exceeded
:Previous Syntax:LLIMit:RESet !resets the limit
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:Previous Syntax:LLIMit:STATe 1|ON !sets state of the limit
:Previous Syntax:LLIMit:STATe 0|OFF !sets state of the limit
:Previous Syntax:LLIMit:STATe? !returns 1 or 0
:Previous Syntax:METer[:STATe] 1|ON
:Previous Syntax:METer[:STATe] 0|OFF
:Previous Syntax:METer[:STATe]? !returns 1 or 0
:Previous Syntax:METer:HEND|LEND &lt;real value&gt;&lt;units&gt;
:Previous Syntax:METer:HEND|LEND? !returns real value
:Previous Syntax:METer:HEND|LEND:DUNits &lt;units&gt;
:Previous Syntax:METer:HEND|LEND:DUNits?
:Previous Syntax:METer:INTerval &lt;integer value&gt;
:Previous Syntax:METer:INTerval? !returns integer value
:Previous Syntax:REFerence[:VALue] &lt;real_value&gt;[&lt;units&gt;]
!sets the value of the reference for a measurement display
:Previous Syntax:REFerence? !returns the reference setting
:Previous Syntax:REFerence:DUNits &lt;units&gt; !display units
:Previous Syntax:REFerence:DUNits? !returns the display units
:Previous Syntax:REFerence:STATe 1|ON !sets state of the reference
:Previous Syntax:REFerence:STATe 0|OFF !sets state of the reference
:Previous Syntax:REFerence:STATe? !returns 1 or 0
:Previous Syntax:STATe 1|ON
:Previous Syntax:STATe 0|OFF
:Previous Syntax:STATe? ! returns 1 or 0
:Previous Syntax:UNits &lt;GPIB unit_of_measure&gt;
!sets the GPIB units
:Previous Syntax:UNits? !returns the GPIB units
Example 1-2
Examples
RFAN:FREQ 850.35MHz !sets the frequency to 850.35 MHz
RFAN:FREQ? !returns the frequency
RFAN:FREQ:DUNits GHz !changes the units to GigaHertz
RFAN:FREQ:INCR 3.5MHz !increments frequency by 3.5 MHz
RFAN:FREQ:INCR? !returns the increment value
RFAN:FREQ:MULT !multiplies the current frequency by 10
RFAN:FREQ:MULT !multiplies the current frequency by 10
!Note that :STAT is not valid for RFAN:FREQ
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:CONTrol
:CONTrol?
These commands set/query the oscilloscope’s control menus.
Syntax
OSC:CONT ‘Main’
‘Trigger’
‘Marker’
OSC:CONT?
Example
OSC:CONT ‘Trigger’ !displays the Trigger menu of the
oscilloscope
Screen/field equivalent
OSC:CONT controls the Controls field of the SCOPE screen.
:MARKer:NPEak
This command moves the marker to the minimum value of the average
level of the display.
This command has no query.
Syntax
OSC:MARK:NPE !moves the marker to the minimum
Screen/field equivalent
OSC:MARK:NPE controls the Marker To Peak- field on the Marker
menu of the SCOPE screen.
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:MARKer:PPEak
This command moves the marker to the maximum value of the average
level of the display.
This command has no query.
Syntax
OSC:MARK:PPE !moves the marker to the maximum
Screen/field equivalent
OSC:MARK:PPE controls the Marker To Peak+ field on the Marker
menu of the SCOPE screen.
:MARKer:POSition &lt;real number&gt;
:MARKer:POSition?
These commands set/query the marker the number specified of scale
divisions from the left side of the screen.
This measurement utilizes the Real Number Setting Syntax, but does
not use the :STATe command
Syntax
OSC:MARK:POS &lt;real number&gt; !values 0 to 10.00
OSC:MARK:POS? !returns the present position value
Example
OSC:MARK:POS 4.5 !positions the marker 4.5 divisions from the
left
Screen/field equivalent
OSC:MARK:POS controls the Position field on the Marker menu of the
SCOPE screen.
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:SCALe:TIME &lt;string&gt;
:SCALe:TIME?
These commands set/query the horizontal sweep time per division.
Syntax
OSC:SCAL:TIME ‘200 ms’
‘100 ms’
‘50 ms’
‘20 ms’
‘10 ms’
‘5 ms’
‘2 ms’
‘1 ms’
‘500 us’
‘200 us’
‘100 us’
‘50 us’
‘20 us’
‘10 us’
‘5 us’
‘2 us’
‘1 us’
OSC:SCAL:TIME? !returns present value
Example
OSC:SCAL:TIME ‘2 ms’ !sets scale to 2 ms
Screen/field equivalent
OSC:SCL:TIME controls the Time/div field on the Main menu of the
SCOPE screen.
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:SCALe:VERTical:AM &lt;string&gt;
:SCALe:VERTical:AM?
These commands set/query the vertical axis amplitude per division
when AM Mod or AM Demod is selected as the audio source (see
AFAN:INP on page 59).
Syntax
OSC:SCAL:VERT:AM
‘50%’
‘20%’
‘10%’
‘5%’
‘2%’
‘1%’
‘0.5%’
‘0.2%’
‘0.1%’
‘0.05%’
OSC:SCAL:VERT:AM?
Example
OSC:SCAL:VERT:AM ‘20%’!sets the vert scale
Screen/field equivalent
OSC:SCAL:VERT:AM controls the Vert/div field on the Main menu of
the SCOPE screen when the AF Anl In field on the AF ANALYZER
screen is set to AM Mod or AM Demod.
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:SCALe:VERTical:FM &lt;string&gt;
:SCALe:VERTical:FM?
These commands set/query the vertical axis amplitude per division
when FM Mod or FM Demod is selected as the audio source (see
AFAN:INP on page 59).
Syntax
OSC:SCAL:VERT:FM
‘50 kHz’
‘20 kHz’
‘10 kHz’
‘5 kHz’
‘2 kHz’
‘1 kHz’
‘500 Hz’
‘200 Hz’
‘100 Hz’
‘50 Hz’
‘20 Hz’
‘10 Hz’
OSC:SCAL:VERT:FM?
Example
OSC:SCAL:VERT:FM ‘20 kHz’
Screen/field equivalent
OSC:SCAL:VERT:FM controls the Vert/div field on the Main menu of
the SCOPE screen when the AF Anl In field on the AF ANALYZER
screen is set to FM Mod or FM Demod.
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:SCALe:VERTical:OFFSet &lt;real number&gt;
:SCALe:VERTical:OFFSet?
These commands set/query the vertical scale (DC) offset of the vertical
axis of the oscilloscope display. This moves the signal up to four
divisions up or down with respect to the oscilloscope’s fixed center line.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
OSC:SCAL:VERT:OFFS &lt;real number&gt;
OSC:SCAL:VERT:OFFS?
Example
OSC:SCAL:VERT:OFFS 2.5 !moves the signal 2.5 divisions
Screen/field equivalent
OSC:SCAL:VERT:OFFS controls the Vert Offset field on the Main
menu of the SCOPE screen.
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:SCALe:VERTical:VOLTs &lt;string&gt;
:SCALe:VERTical:VOLTs?
These commands set/query the vertical scale of the oscilloscope display.
This command is valid when the AFAN:INP command specifies one of
the following sources: Audio Out, Audio In, Ext Mod, or SSB Demod.
Syntax
OSC:SCAL:VERT:VOLT ‘20 V’
‘10 V’
‘5 V’
‘2 V’
‘1 V’
‘500 mv’
‘200 mv’
‘100 mv’
‘50 mv’
‘20 mv’
‘10 mv’
‘5 mv’
‘2 mv’
‘1 mv’
‘500 uv’
‘200 uv’
‘100 uv’
‘50 uv’
‘20 uv’
OSC:SCAL:VERT:VOLT?
Example
OSC:SCAL:VERT:VOLT ‘5 V’!sets scale to 5V per division
Screen/field equivalent
OSC:SCAL:VERT:VOLT controls the Vert/div field on the Main menu
of the SCOPE screen when the AF Anl In field on the AF ANALYZER
screen is set to Audio In, Audio Out, Ext Mod, or SSB Demod.
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:TRIGger:LEVel &lt;real number&gt;
:TRIGger:LEVel?
These commands set/query the level of the oscilloscope’s trigger.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STAT, :DUN, :UNIT, :INCR:MODE, :INCR:DUN,
commands.
Syntax
OSC:TRIG:LEV &lt;real&gt; !values
OSC:TRIG:LEV? !returns the level
Example
OSC:TRIG:LEV 0.4 !sets the level to 0.4 V
Screen/field equivalent
OSC:TRIG:LEV controls the upper subfield of the Level(div) field on
the Trigger menu of the SCOPE screen.
:TRIGger:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:TRIGger:MODE?
These commands set/query the retriggering mode of the trigger for the
oscilloscope. If ‘Cont’ is chosen, then the oscilloscope is triggering
continuously and is ready for another measurement after one has
finished. If ‘Single’ is chosen then the oscilloscope requires a trigger
command before making another measurement.
OSC:RESet is the trigger command for the oscilloscope.
Syntax
OSC:TRIG:MODE ‘Cont’
‘Single’
OSC:TRIG:MODE?
Example
OSC:TRIG:MODE ‘Single’ !sets mode to single trigger
Screen/field equivalent
OSC:TRIG:MODE controls the Cont/Single field on the Trigger menu
of the SCOPE screen.
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:TRIGger:DELay &lt;real number&gt;
:TRIGger:DELay?
These commands set/query the trigger delay. Positive values delay the
trigger, negative values apply a pre-trigger function to each
measurement.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STAT, :DUN, :UNIT, :INCR:MODE, :INCR:DUN,
commands.
The valid range of the delay depends on the Time/div setting. See
OSC:SCAL:TIME to set the Time/div.
Syntax
OSC:TRIG:DEL &lt;real&gt; !values depend on Time/div
OSC:TRIG:DEL?
Example
OSC:TRIG:DEL 0.2 !sets to 0.2 units
Screen/field equivalent
OSC:TRIG:DEL controls the Trig-Delay field on the Trigger menu of
the SCOPE screen.
:TRIGger:PRETrigger &lt;real number&gt;
:TRIGger:PRETrigger?
These commands set/query a pretrigger for each measurement.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STAT, :DUN, :UNIT, :INCR:MODE, :INCR:DUN,
commands.
Syntax
OSC:TRIG:PRET &lt;real&gt;
OSC:TRIG:PRET?
Screen/field equivalent
OSC:TRIG:PRET has no equivalent field on the SCOPE screen.
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:TRIGger:RESet
This command triggers an oscilloscope measurement.
Syntax
OSC:TRIG:RES !triggers the oscilloscope
Screen/field equivalent
OSC:TRIG:RESet controls the Reset field on the Trigger menu of the
SCOPE screen.
:TRIGger:SENSe &lt;string&gt;
:TRIGger:SENSe?
These commands set/query the desired edge of the trigger. ‘Pos’ triggers
the measurement on the positive-going edge of the input signal. ‘Neg’
triggers on the negative-going edge.
Syntax
OSC:TRIG:SENS ‘Pos’
‘Neg’
OSC:TRIG:SENS?
Screen/field equivalent
OSC:TRIG:SENS controls the Pos/Neg field on the Trigger menu of
the SCOPE screen.
:TRIGger:SOURce &lt;string&gt;
:TRIGger:SOURce?
These commands set/query the source of the trigger.
Syntax
OSC:TRIG:SOUR ‘Internal’
‘Ext(TTL)’
OSC:TRIG:SOUR?
Screen/field equivalent
OSC:TRIG:SOUR controls the Internal or the Ext (TTL) field on the
Trigger menu of the SCOPE screen.
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:TRIGger:TYPE &lt;string&gt;
:TRIGger:TYPE?
These commands set/query how the trigger level is set. ‘Auto’ triggers a
measurement if a triggering signal is not detected within
approximately 50 ms of the last trigger. ‘Norm’ requires a specific
triggering signal before triggering.
Syntax
OSC:TRIG:TYPE ‘Auto’
‘Norm’
OSC:TRIG:TYPE?
Screen/field equivalent
OSC:TRIG:TYPE controls the Auto/Norm field on the Trigger menu of
the SCOPE screen.
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PROGram subsystem
The Program subsystem provides a set of commands which allow an
external controller to generate and control an IBASIC program within
the Test Set.
These commands have no equivalent fields or screens.
[:SELected]:DEFine &lt;program data&gt;
[:SELected]:DEFine?
PROG:SEL:DEF downloads an IBASIC program into the Test Set. The
query form returns the program. The program must be transferred as
IEEE 488.2 Arbitrary Block Program Data. Refer to the IEEE standard
488.2-1987 for detailed information on this data type.
[:SEL] is an optional portion of this command.
&lt;program&gt; is the actual program content
Syntax
PROG:SEL:DEF &lt;#0&gt;&lt;program&gt;&lt;NL&gt;&lt;END&gt;
PROG:DEF &lt;#0&gt;&lt;program&gt;&lt;NL&gt;&lt;END&gt;
[:SELected]:DELete
[:SELected]:DELete:ALL
These commands delete the IBASIC program currently loaded in the
Test Set.
Syntax
PROG:SEL:DEL
PROG:DEL !equivalent command
PROG:DEL:ALL !equivalent command
[:SELected]:EXECute
This command executes (from an IBASIC controller) an IBASIC
command in the Test Set’s built-in IBASIC controller.
Syntax
PROG:SEL:EXEC
PROG:EXEC !equivalent command
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[:SELected]:STATe &lt;variable&gt;
[:SELected]:STATe?
These commands set/query (from an external IBASIC controller) the
execution state of the IBASIC program currently loaded in the Test Set.
Syntax
PROG:SEL:STAT
PROG:SEL:STAT?
PROG:STAT !equivalent command
[:SELected]:NUMBer &lt;variable&gt;(,&lt;nvalues&gt;)
[:SELected]:NUMBer?
These commands set/query the value of numeric variables or arrays in
the IBASIC program currently loaded in the Test Set.
Syntax
PROG:SEL:NUMB &lt;variable&gt;,&lt;nvalues&gt;
PROG:SEL:NUMB?
PROG:NUMB &lt;variable&gt;,&lt;nvalues&gt; !equivalent command
[:SELected]:STRing &lt;variable&gt;(,&lt;nvalues&gt;)
[:SELected]:STRing?
These commands set/query the value of string variables or arrays in the
IBASIC program currently loaded in the Test Set
Syntax
PROG:SEL:STR &lt;variable&gt;,&lt;nvalues&gt;
PROG:SEL:STR?
PROG:STR &lt;variable&gt;,&lt;nvalues&gt; !equivalent command
[:SELected]:WAIT
[:SELected]:WAIT?
Syntax
PROG:SEL:WAIT
PROG:SEL:WAIT? !returns an integer value
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RAM Usage Information
The number of bytes reported to the remote interface is different than
that reported on the screen when using the IB_UTILS program. This is
because to calculate kilobytes, the total is divided by 1024 before it is
displayed on the screen.
SPEC:RAMDISKALLOC?
SPEC:RAMDISKALLOC? returns the total RAM disk space that has
been used to store programs or test setups in the Test Set.
Screen/Field Equivalent
SPEC:RAMDISKALLOC? reads RAM Disk Allocations:, found in the
Test Set’s (ROM) IB_UTILS, RAM USAGE program.
SPEC:RAMFORIBASIC?
SPEC:TOTALUSERRAM? returns the approximate amount of RAM
available in the Test Set for IBASIC programs.
Screen/Field Equivalent
SPEC:TOTALUSERRAM? reads the Approximate RAM Available
for IBasic: field that can be found in the Test Set’s (ROM) IB_UTILS,
RAM USAGE program.
SPEC:SAVEREGALLOC?
SPEC:SAVEREGALLOC? returns the total RAM space that has been
used for save registers in the Test Set.
Screen/Field Equivalent
SPEC:SAVEREGALLOC? reads the Save Register Allocations:
field that can be found in the Test Set’s (ROM) IB_UTILS, RAM USAGE
program.
SPEC:TOTALUSERRAM?
SPEC:TOTALUSERRAM? returns the total RAM installed in the Test
Set.
Screen/Field Equivalent
SPEC:TOTALUSERRAM? reads the Total RAM Installed: field that
can be found in the Test Set’s (ROM) IB_UTILS, RAM USAGE program.
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Real Number Setting Syntax
Real Number Setting Syntax
This syntax is for setting real values in commands. It is to be used with
commands that require the Real Number Setting Syntax.
An example of a command that requires the Real Number Setting
Syntax is the RFANalyzer:FREQuency command. (See “RFANalyzer
subsystem” on page 303.)
Syntax
:Previous Syntax &lt;real_value&gt;[display unit_of_measure]
:Previous Syntax? !returns the value
:Previous Syntax:DUNits &lt;display unit_of_measure&gt; !sets the units
:Previous Syntax:DUNits? !returns the display units
:Previous Syntax:UNits &lt;GPIB unit_of_measure&gt;
:Previous Syntax:UNits? !Displays the GPIB units
:Previous Syntax:INCRement &lt;incr_value&gt;[display unit_of_measure]
!increments the present value
:Previous Syntax:INCRement? !returns the increment value
:Previous Syntax:INCRement UP|DOWN !increments up or down
:Previous Syntax:STATe 1|ON
:Previous Syntax:STATe 0|OFF
:Previous Syntax:STATe? ! returns 1 or 0
:Previous Syntax:MODe LINear|LOGarithm
!sets mode of the command
:Previous Syntax:MODe? !returns mode (LIN or LOG)
:Previous Syntax:MULTiply !multiplies current setting by 10
:Previous Syntax:DIVide !divides current setting by 10
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Examples
RFAN:FREQ 850.35MHz !sets the frequency to 850.35 MHz
RFAN:FREQ? !returns the frequency
RFAN:FREQ:DUNits GHz !changes the units to GigaHertz
RFAN:FREQ:INCR 3.5MHz !increments frequency by 3.5 MHz
RFAN:FREQ:INCR? !returns the increment value
RFAN:FREQ:MULT !multiplies the current frequency by 10
RFAN:FREQ:MULT !multiplies the current frequency by 10
!Note that :STAT is not valid for RFAN:FREQ
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[REGister] subsystem
[REGister] subsystem
Register Subsystem contains the save/recall commands used in the
Save/Recall registers.
:CLEar &lt;integer or string&gt;
This command clears the register defined by the integer value or string
argument.
Syntax
:CLE ‘&lt;string&gt;’
!clears the register named ‘string’
:CLE ‘&lt;integer value&gt;’ !clears the numbered register
REG:CLE ‘&lt;string&gt;’
!equivalent command
Screen/field equivalent
This command corresponds to deleting a save/recall register using the
front panel keys. See the Reference Guide for more information about
using the Save and Recall keys.
:CLEar:ALL
This command clears all registers.
Syntax
:CLE:ALL
REG:CLE:ALL !equivalent command
Screen/field equivalent
This command corresponds to the *Clr All* command in the save/recall
menu (accessed with the front-panel keys.)
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:RECall &lt;integer or string&gt;
This command recalls the register defined by the integer value or string
argument
Syntax
:REC ‘&lt;string&gt;’
!recalls the register named ‘string’
:REC ‘&lt;integer value&gt;’ !recalls the numbered register
REG:REC ‘&lt;string&gt;’
!equivalent command
Screen/field equivalent
This command corresponds to recalling a save/recall register using the
front panel keys. See the Reference Guide for more information about
using the Save and Recall keys.
:RECall:LIST?
This command lists the save/recall registers that have been named.
Syntax
REG:REC:LIST?
:REC:LIST? !equivalent command
Screen/field equivalent
:REC:LIST? has no equivalent field.
:SAVE &lt;integer or string&gt;
This command saves the register defined by the integer value or string
argument.
Syntax
:SAVE ‘&lt;string&gt;’
!recalls the register named ‘string’
:SAVE ‘&lt;integer value&gt;’ !recalls the numbered register
REG:SAVE ‘&lt;string&gt;’
!equivalent command
Screen/field equivalent
This command corresponds to saving a save/recall register using the
front panel keys. See the Reference Guide for more information about
using the Save and Recall keys.
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:SAVE:LIST?
:SAVE:LIST? lists the save/recall registers that have been named.
Syntax
REG:SAVE:LIST?
:SAVE:LIST? !equivalent command
Screen/field equivalent
:SAVE:LIST? has no equivalent field.
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RFANalyzer subsystem
:ATTenuator &lt;string&gt;
:ATTenuator?
These commands set/query the amount of input attenuation in the path
of the selected input port. CONF:ATT:MODE ‘Auto’ overrides this
command.
Syntax
RFAN:ATT ‘0 dB’
‘5 dB’
‘10 dB’
‘15 dB’
‘20 dB’
‘25 dB’
‘30 dB’
‘35 dB’
RFAN:ATT?
Screen/field equivalent
RFAN:ATT controls to the lower subfield of the Input Atten field on
the RF ANALYZER screen.
:ATTenuator:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:ATTenuator:MODE?
These commands set/query the RF autoranging mode.
CONF:ATT:MODE ‘Hold’ overrides this command.
Syntax
RFAN:ATT:MODE ‘Auto’
‘Hold’
RFAN:ATT:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
RFAN:ATT:MODE corresponds to the Auto/Hold subfield of the Input
Atten field on the RF ANALYZER screen
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:FREQuency &lt;real number&gt;
:FREQuency?
These commands set/query the tune frequency for the RF analyzer. This
command requires that the CONF:RFD ‘Freq’ command is used.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
RFAN:FREQ &lt;real&gt;
RFAN:FREQ?
Screen/field equivalent
RFAN:FREQ corresponds to the Tune Freq field on the RF ANALYZER
screen.
[:FREQuency]:GTIMe &lt;real number&gt;
[:FREQuency]:GTIMe?
These commands set/query the gate time for the RF Frequency counter.
This command utilizes the :DUNits and UNITs commands of the “Real
Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
RFAN:FREQ:GTIM &lt;real&gt;
RFAN:FREQ:GTIM?
Screen/field equivalent
RFAN:FREQ:GTIM controls the RF Cnt Gate field on the RF
ANALYZER screen.
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:IFBW &lt;string&gt;
:IFBW?
These commands set/query the IF filter bandwidth.
Syntax
RFAN:IFBW ‘15 kHz’
‘230 kHz’
RFAN:IFBW?
Screen/field equivalent
RFAN:IFBW controls the IF Filter field on the RF ANALYZER
screen.
:INPut &lt;string&gt;
:INPut?
These commands set/query the RF input port.
Note: Some measurements can only be made on one port.
Syntax
RFAN:INP ‘RF In’
‘Ant’
RFAN:INP?
Screen/field equivalent
RFAN:INP controls the RF Input Port field on the RF ANALYZER.
This field is also displayed on the SPEC ANL, CODE DOM, and CDMA
ANALYZER screens.
:PMEasurement:DETector &lt;string&gt;
:PMEasurement:DETector?
These commands set/query the analog TX power measurement method.
Syntax
RFAN:PME:DET ‘Peak’
‘Sample’
RFAN:PME:DET?
Screen/field equivalent
RFAN:PME:DET controls the TX Pwr Meas field on the RF ANALYZER
screen.
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:PMEasurement:ZERO
This command zeroes the TX power measurement.
Syntax
RFAN:PME:ZERO
Screen/field equivalent
RFAN:PME:ZERO controls the TX Pwr Zero field on the RF
ANALYZER screen.
:PMEasurement:ZERO:MODE
:PMEasurement:ZERO:MODE?
This command sets/queries the zeroing mode of the TX power
measurement. ‘Auto’ periodically zeroes power automatically during
operation. ‘Manual’ requires you to use the :PME:ZERO command to
zero power.
Syntax
RFAN:PME:ZERO:MODE ‘Auto’
‘Manual’
RFAN:PME;ZERO:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
RFAN:PME:ZERO:MODE controls the Auto Zero field on the RF
ANALYZER screen.
:SENSitivity &lt;string&gt;
:SENSitivity?
:SENS sets/queries the RF input sensitivity.
Syntax
RFAN:SENS ‘Normal’
‘High’
RFAN:SENS?
Screen/field equivalent
RFAN:SENS controls the Sensitivity field on the RF ANALYZER
screen. This field is also displayed on the SPEC ANL screen’s
Auxiliary menu.
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:SQUelch &lt;string&gt;
:SQUelch?
:SQU sets/queries the squelch control setting.
Syntax
RFAN:SQU ‘Pot’
‘Open’
‘Fixed’
RFAN:SQU?
Screen/field equivalent
RFAN:SQU controls the Squelch field on the RF ANALYZER screen.
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RFGenerator subsystem
RFGenerator subsystem
The RF generator subsystem controls the functions of the RF
GENERATOR screen.
:AMPLitude &lt;real number&gt;
This command sets/queries the amplitude of the RF generator.
This field also controls the RF generator viewed in the spectrum
analyzer.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
RFG:AMPL &lt;real&gt;
RFG:AMPL?
Screen/field equivalent
RFG:AMPL controls the Amplitude field on the RF GENERATOR
screen. This field is also displayed on the spectrum analyzer’s RF Gen
menu.
:ATTenuator &lt;string&gt;
:ATTenuator?
These commands set/query the RF generator’s attenuator hold function.
Attenuator hold prevents the fixed RF output attenuators from
switching in and out, eliminating the loss of the output signal as the
level is changed.
Syntax
RFG:ATT ‘On’
‘Off’
RFG:ATT?
Screen/field equivalent
RFG:ATT controls the Atten Hold field on the RF GENERATOR
screen.
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:CHANnel &lt;string&gt;
:CHANnel?
These commands set/query the RF channel number. Channel tuning
must be enabled (CONF:RFD ‘Chan’). You must also choose the correct
channel standard (CONF:RFCS &lt;string&gt;).
Syntax
RFG:CHAN &lt;integer&gt;
RFG:CHAN?
Screen/Field Equivalent
RFG:CHAN controls the upper subfield of the RF Channel field on the
RF GENERATOR screen when the RF Display field on the
INSTRUMENT CONFIGURE screen is set to Chan.
:FM:COUPling &lt;string&gt;
:FM:COUPling?
These commands set/query the coupling between the MODULATION
IN port and the RF generator’s FM modulator.
Syntax
RFG:FM:COUP ‘AC’
‘DC’
RFG:FM:COUP?
Screen/field equivalent
RFG:FM:COUP controls the FM Coupling field on the RF
GENERATOR screen.
:FM:DCZero
This command zeroes any dc bias that exists when the
RFG:FM:COUP ‘DC’ command is used and FM is turned on using the
AFG1:DEST ‘FM’ and AFG1:FM:STAT ON commands (AFG2 could be
used instead of AFG1).
Syntax
RFG:FM:DCZ
Screen/field equivalent
RFG:FM:DCZ controls the DC FM Zero field on the RF GENERATOR
screen.
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:FREQuency &lt;real number&gt;
:FREQuency?
These commands set/query the frequency of the RF generator. The Test
Set must first be in frequency tuning mode. (See CONF:RFD ‘Freq’ on
page 164).
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
RFG:FREQ &lt;real number&gt;
RFG:FREQ?
Screen/field equivalent
RFG:FREQ controls the RF Gen Freq field on the RF GENERATOR
screen, when in frequency tuning mode. This field is also displayed on
the spectrum analyzer’s RF Gen menu.
:MODulation:AOUT &lt;string&gt;
:MODulation:AOUT?
These commands set/query the coupling between the demodulated
audio and the AUDIO OUT port.
Syntax
RFG:MOD:AOUT ‘AC’
‘DC’
RFG:MOD:AOUT?
Screen/field equivalent
RFG:MOD:AOUT controls the Audio Out field on the RF GENERATOR
screen.
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:MODulation:EXTernal:AM &lt;real number&gt;
:MODulation:EXTernal:AM?
These commands set/query the AM sensitivity of the RF generator
when AM is applied through the modulation input port. The modulation
input must be set to AM.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
:MOD:EXT:AM &lt;real number&gt;
:MOD:EXT:AM?
Screen/field equivalent
RFG:MOD:EXT:AM controls the lower subfield of the Mod In To field
on the RF GENERATOR screen when AM (/Vpk) has been selected in
the upper subfield.
:MODulation:EXTernal:DESTination &lt;string&gt;
:MODulation:EXTernal:DESTination?
These commands set/query the type of modulation applied to the RF
generator.
This command works with :MOD:EXT:AM and :MOD:EXT:FM to set
the level of modulation used.
Syntax
:MOD:EXT:DEST ‘AM (/Vpk)’
‘FM (/Vpk)’
:MOD:EXT:DEST?
Screen/field equivalent
RFG:MOD:DEST:EXT controls the upper subfield of Mod In To field on
the RF GENERATOR screen.
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:MODulation:EXTernal:FM &lt;real number&gt;
:MODulation:EXTernal:FM?
These commands set/query the FM deviation of the RF generator when
FM is applied through the modulation input port. The modulation input
must be set to FM.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
:MOD:EXT:FM &lt;real number&gt;
:MOD:EXT:FM?
Screen/field equivalent
RFG:MOD:EXT:FM controls the lower subfield of the Mod In To field
on the RF GENERATOR screen when FM (/Vpk) is selected in the
upper subfield.
:OUTPut &lt;string&gt;
:OUTPut?
These commands set/query the RF output port.
Syntax
RFG:OUTP ‘RF Out’
‘Dupl’
RFG:OUTP?
Screen/field equivalent
RFG:OUTP controls the Output Port field on the RF GENERATOR
screen. This field is also displayed on the spectrum analyzer’s RF Gen
menu when the spectrum analyzer is in fixed mode.
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SANalyzer subsystem
:ATTenuator &lt;string&gt;
:ATTenuator?
These commands set/query the attenuator setting for the input port.
Syntax
SAN:ATT ‘0 dB’
‘5 dB’
‘10 dB’
‘15 dB’
‘20 dB’
‘25 dB’
‘30 dB’
‘35 dB’
SAN:ATT?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:ATT controls the lower subfield of the Input Atten field on the
SPEC ANL screen’s Auxilliary menu.
:ATTenuator:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:ATTenuator:MODE?
These commands set/query the mode of the attenuator.
Syntax
SAN:ATT:MODE ‘Auto’
‘Hold’
SAN:ATT:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:ATT:MODE controls the Auto/Hold subfield of the Input Atten
field on the SPEC ANL screen’s Auxilliary menu.
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:CFRequency &lt;real number&gt;
:CFRequency?
These commands set/query the center frequency of the spectrum
analyzer’s display.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
SAN:CFR &lt;real number&gt;
SAN:CFR?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:CFR controls the Center Freq field on the SPEC ANL screen’s
Main menu.
:CONTrol &lt;string&gt;
:CONTrol?
These commands set/query the Controls menu for the spectrum
analyzer. You can choose controls for the main, RF generator, marker,
trigger, mask, or auxilliary functions.
Syntax
SAN:CONT
‘Main’
‘RF Gen’
‘Marker’
‘Auxiliary’
‘Mask’
SAN:CONT?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:CONT controls the Controls field on the SPEC ANL screen.
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:DISPlay:SCALe &lt;string&gt;
:DISPlay:SCALe?
These commands set/query the vertical scale of the spectrum analyzer
display.
Syntax
SAN:DISP:SCAL ‘1 dB/div’
‘2 dB/div’
‘10 dB/div’
SAN:DISP:SCAL?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:DISP:SCAL controls the lower subfield of the Sensitivity field
on the SPEC ANL screen’s Auxilliary menu.
:INPut &lt;string&gt;
:INPut?
These commands set/query the input to the spectrum analyzer.
Syntax
SAN:INP ‘RF In’
‘Ant’
SAN:INP?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:INP controls the RF In/Ant field on Main menu of the SPEC ANL
screen.
:MARKer:DELTa:CFRequency
This command sets the delta marker at the center frequency of the
spectrum analyzer’s measurement trace.
Syntax
SAN:MARK:DELT:CFR
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MARK:DELT:CFR controls the Marker To, Center Freq field on
the Marker menu of the SPEC ANL screen when the Norm/Delta field
is set to Delta.
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:MARKer:DELTa:NPEak
This command sets the delta marker at the next peak of the spectrum
analyzer display.
Syntax
SAN:MARK:DELT:NPE
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MARK:DELT:NPE controls the Marker To, Next Peak field on
the Marker menu of the SPEC ANL screen when the Norm/Delta field
is set to Delta.
:MARKer:DELTa:NPLevel &lt;real number&gt;
:MARKer:DELTa:NPLevel?
These commands set/query the level of the next peak signal at the delta
marker.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
SAN:MARK:DELT:NPL &lt;real number&gt;
SAN:MARK:DELT:NPL?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MARK:DELT:NPL controls the Level field on the SPEC ANL
screen when the Norm/Delta field is set to Delta.
:MARKer:DELTa:PEAK
This command moves the delta marker to the highest peak of the
signals on the spectrum analyzer display trace.
Syntax
SAN:MARK:DELT:PEAK
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MARK:DELT:PEAK controls the Marker To, Peak field on the
Marker menu of the SPEC ANL screen when the Norm/Delta field is set
to Delta.
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:MARKer:DELTa:POSition &lt;real number&gt;
:MARKer:DELTa:POSition?
These commands set/query the position of the delta marker on the
spectrum analyzer.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
SAN:MARK:DELT:POS &lt;real number&gt;
SAN:MARK:DELT:POS?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MARK:DELT:POS controls the Position field on the Marker
menu of the SPEC ANL screen when the Norm/Delta field is set to
Delta.
:MARKer:DELTa:RLEVel
:MARK:DELT:RLEV moves the signal at the delta marker to the
reference level position of the spectrum analyzer.
Syntax
SAN:MARK:DELT:RLEV
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MARK:DELT:RLEV controls the Marker To, Ref Level field on
the Marker menu of the SPEC ANL screen when the Norm/Delta field
is set to Delta.
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:MARKer:MODE &lt;string&gt;
:MARKer:MODE?
These commands set/query the whether the marker is in normal mode
or delta mode.
In normal mode the spectrum analyzer measures the frequency and
level at the marker’s position. In delta mode the spectrum analyzer
displays a second marker and measures the difference (frequency and
level) from the “normal” marker position. The marker is positioned
using the SAN:MARK:DELT commands on page 315 through page
317, and the results are read with the MEAS:SAN:MARK:DELT
commands on page page 278.
Syntax
SAN:MARK:MODE ‘Norm’
‘Delta’
SAN:MARK:MODE?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MARK:MODE controls the Norm/Delta field on the Marker menu
of the SPEC ANL screen.
:MARKer[:NORMal]:CFRequency
This command moves the marker to the center frequency of the
spectrum analyzer’s measurement trace.
Syntax
SAN:MARK:NORM:CFR
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MARK:NORM:CFR controls the Marker To, Center Freq field
on the Marker menu of the SPEC ANL screen when Norm/Delta field is
set to Norm on the Marker controls menu.
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:MARKer[:NORMal]:NPEak
This command moves the marker to the next peak of the spectrum
analyzer’s measurement trace.
Syntax
SAN:MARK:NORM:NPE
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MARK:NORM:NPE controls the Marker To, Next Peak field on
the Marker menu of the SPEC ANL screen when Norm/Delta field is set
to Norm on the Marker controls menu.
:MARKer[:NORMal]:NPLevel &lt;real number&gt;
:MARKer[:NORMal]:NPLevel?
These commands set/query the level of the next peak signal.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
SAN:MARK:NORM:NPL &lt;real number&gt;
SAN:MARK:NORM:NPL?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MARK:NORM:NPL controls the Level field on the SPEC ANL
screen when Norm/Delta field is set to Norm on the Marker controls
menu.
:MARKer[:NORMal]:PEAK
This command moves the marker to the highest peak of the signals on
the spectrum analyzer display trace.
Syntax
SAN:MARK:NORM:PEAK
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MARK:NORM:PEAK controls the Marker To, Peak field on the
Marker menu of the SPEC ANL screen when Norm/Delta field is set to
Norm on the Marker controls menu.
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:MARKer[:NORMal]:POSition &lt;real number&gt;
:MARKer[:NORMal]:POSition?
These commands set/query the position of the marker on the spectrum
analyzer.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
SAN:MARK:NORM:POS &lt;real number&gt;
SAN:MARK:NORM:POS?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MARK:NORM:POS controls the Position field on the Marker
menu of the SPEC ANL screen when Norm/Delta field is set to Norm on
the Marker controls menu.
:MARKer:REFmode
:MARKer:REFmode?
These commands set/query the spectrum analyzer’s reference marker
mode when using the delta markers.
When the Ref Mrkr field is set to Hold, the reference marker is frozen
at its current position (frequency and level) regardless of changes in the
signal level or center frequency.
When you switch from Hold to Norm, the reference marker will stay at
its current horizontal setting (frequency), but will track the level of the
incoming signal.
Syntax
SAN:MARK:REF ‘Norm’
‘Hold’
SAN:MARK:REF?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MARK:REF controls the Ref Mrkr field on the Marker menu of
the SPEC ANL.
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:MASK:BEEP
:MASK:BEEP?
This command turns the failure indicator beeper off or on.
Syntax
SAN:MASK:BEEP ‘On’
‘Off’
SAN:MASK:BEEP?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:BEEP controls the Mask Beep field on the Mask menu of
the SPEC ANL screen.
:MASK:DISPlay
:MASK:DISPlay?
This command sets/queries which masks will be displayed: upper,
lower, both, or none (Off).
Syntax
SAN:MASK:DISP ‘UpperOnly’
‘LowerOnly’
‘Both’
‘Off’
SAN:MASK:DISP?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:DISP controls the Display field on the Mask menu of the
SPEC ANL screen.
:MASK:FIXed:LOWer:POINts:NUMBer
:MASK:FIXed:LOWer:POINts:NUMBer?
This command sets/queries the number of points in the lower spectrum
analyzer mask. The maximum number is 15.
Syntax
SAN:MASK:FIX:LOW:POIN:NUMB &lt;integer 1-15&gt;
SAN:MASK:FIX:LOW:POIN:NUMB?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:FIX:LOW:POIN:NUMB controls the #Pts field on the Mask
menu of the SPEC ANL screen when the Edit Mask field is set to
Lower, and the Mask Type field is set to Fix.
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:MASK:FIXed:LOWer:POINts:EDIT
This command selects/queries the point number to edit on the lower
spectrum analyzer mask. The maximum number is 15.
Syntax
SAN:MASK:FIX:LOW:POIN:EDIT &lt;integer 1-15&gt;
SAN:MASK:FIX:LOW:POIN:EDIT?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:FIX:LOW:POIN:EDIT controls the EditPt field on the
Mask menu of the SPEC ANL screen when the Edit Mask field is set to
Lower, and the Mask Type field is set to Fix.
:MASK:FIXed:LOWer:POINts:LEVEL1(through LEVEL15)
:MASK:FIXed:LOWer:POINts:LEVEL1? (through LEVEL15)
These commands set/query the level of the defined points on the lower
spectrum analyzer mask.
Syntax
To define the levels in a four-point mask:
SAN:MASK:FIX:LOW:POIN:LEVEL1
SAN:MASK:FIX:LOW:POIN:LEVEL2
SAN MASK:FIX:LOW:POIN:LEVEL3
SAN:MASK:FIX:LOW:POIN:LEVEL4
&lt;real
&lt;real
&lt;real
&lt;real
number&gt;
number&gt;
number&gt;
number&gt;
SAN:MASK:FIX:LOW:POIN:LEVEL1?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:FIX:LOW:POIN:LEVEL1 controls the Level field on the
Mask menu of the SPEC ANL screen when the EditPt field is set to 1,
the Edit Mask field is set to Lower, and the Mask Type field is set to
Fix.
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:MASK:FIXed:LOWer:POINts:FREQuency1 (through FREQ15)
:MASK:FIXed:LOWer:POINts:FREQuency1? (through FREQ15)
These commands set/query the frequency (Hz) of the defined points on
the lower spectrum analyzer mask.
The units for the mask are GHz, MHz, kHz, and Hz.
Syntax
To define the frequencies in a four-point mask:
SAN:MASK:FIX:LOW:POIN:FREQ1
SAN:MASK:FIX:LOW:POIN:FREQ2
SAN MASK:FIX:LOW:POIN:FREQ3
SAN:MASK:FIX:LOW:POIN:FREQ4
&lt;real
&lt;real
&lt;real
&lt;real
number&gt;
number&gt;
number&gt;
number&gt;
SAN:MASK:FIX:LOW:POIN:FREQ1?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:FIX:LOW:POIN:FREQ1 controls the Freq field on the Mask
menu of the SPEC ANL when the EditPt field is set to 1, the Edit
Mask field is set to Lower, and the Mask Type field is set to Fix.
:MASK:FIXed:UPPer:POINts:NUMBer
:MASK:FIXed:UPPer:POINts:NUMBer?
This command sets/queries the number of points in the upper spectrum
analyzer mask. The maximum number is 15.
Syntax
SAN:MASK:FIX:UPP:POIN:NUMB &lt;integer 1-15&gt;
SAN:MASK:FIX:UPP:POIN:NUMB?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:FIX:UPP:POIN:NUMB controls the #Pts field on the Mask
menu of the SPEC ANL screen when the Edit Mask field is set to
Upper, and the Mask Type field is set to Fix.
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:MASK:FIXed:UPPer:POINts:EDIT
:MASK:FIXed:UPPer:POINts:EDIT?
This command selects/queries the point number to edit on the upper
spectrum analyzer mask. The maximum number is 15.
Syntax
SAN:MASK:FIX:UPP:POIN:EDIT &lt;integer 1-15&gt;
SAN:MASK:FIX:UPP:POIN:EDIT?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:FIX:UPP:POIN:EDIT controls the EditPt field on the Mask
menu of the SPEC ANL screen when the Edit Mask field is set to
Upper, and the Mask Type field is set to Fix.
:MASK:FIXed:UPPer:POINts:LEVEL1 (through LEVEL15)
:MASK:FIXed:UPPer:POINts:LEVEL1? (through LEVEL15)
These commands set/query the level of the defined points on the upper
spectrum analyzer mask.
Syntax
To define the levels in a four-point mask:
SAN:MASK:FIX:UPP:POIN:LEVEL1
SAN:MASK:FIX:UPP:POIN:LEVEL2
SAN MASK:FIX:UPP:POIN:LEVEL3
SAN:MASK:FIX:UPP:POIN:LEVEL4
&lt;real
&lt;real
&lt;real
&lt;real
number&gt;
number&gt;
number&gt;
number&gt;
SAN:MASK:FIX:UPP:POIN:LEVEL1?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:FIX:UPP:POIN:LEVEL1 controls the Level field on the
Mask menu of the SPEC ANL screen when the EditPt field is set to 1,
the Edit Mask field is set to Upper, and the Mask Type field is set to
Fix.
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:MASK:FIXed:UPPer:POINts:FREQuency1 (through FREQ15)
:MASK:FIXed:UPPer:POINts:FREQuency1? (through FREQ15)
These commands set/query the frequency (Hz) of the defined points on
the upper spectrum analyzer mask.
The units for the mask are GHz, MHz, kHz, and Hz.
Syntax
To define the frequencies in a four-point mask:
SAN:MASK:FIX:UPP:POIN:FREQ1
SAN:MASK:FIX:UPP:POIN:FREQ2
SAN MASK:FIX:UPP:POIN:FREQ3
SAN:MASK:FIX:UPP:POIN:FREQ4
&lt;real
&lt;real
&lt;real
&lt;real
number&gt;
number&gt;
number&gt;
number&gt;
SAN:MASK:FIX:UPP:POIN:FREQ1?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:FIX:UPP:POIN:FREQ1 controls the Freq field on the Mask
menu of the SPEC ANL when the EditPt field is set to 1, the Edit
Mask field is set to Upper, and the Mask Type field is set to Fix.
:MASK:RELative:LOWer:POINts:NUMBer
:MASK:RELative:LOWer:POINts:NUMBer?
This command sets/queries the number of points in the lower spectrum
analyzer mask. The maximum number is 15.
Syntax
SAN:MASK:REL:LOW:POIN:NUMB &lt;integer 1-15&gt;
SAN:MASK:REL:LOW:POIN:NUMB?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:REL:LOW:POIN:NUMB controls the #Pts field on the
Mask menu of the SPEC ANL screen when the Edit Mask field is set to
Lower, and the Mask Type field is set to Rel.
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:MASK:RELative:LOWer:POINts:EDIT
:MASK:RELative:LOWer:POINts:EDIT?
This command selects/queries the point number to edit on the lower
spectrum analyzer mask. The maximum number is 15.
Syntax
SAN:MASK:REL:LOW:POIN:EDIT &lt;integer 1-15&gt;
SAN:MASK:REL:LOW:POIN:EDIT?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:REL:LOW:POIN:EDIT controls the EditPt field on the
Mask menu of the SPEC ANL screen when the Edit Mask field is set to
Lower, and the Mask Type field is set to Rel.
:MASK:RELative:LOWer:POINts:LEVEL1 (through LEVEL15)
:MASK:RELative:LOWer:POINts:LEVEL1? (through LEVEL15)
These commands set/query the level of the defined points on the lower
spectrum analyzer mask (relative to the top line of the display (Ref
Level)).
Syntax
To define the levels in a four-point mask:
SAN:MASK:REL:LOW:POIN:LEVEL1
SAN:MASK:REL:LOW:POIN:LEVEL2
SAN MASK:REL:LOW:POIN:LEVEL3
SAN:MASK:REL:LOW:POIN:LEVEL4
&lt;real
&lt;real
&lt;real
&lt;real
number&gt;
number&gt;
number&gt;
number&gt;
SAN:MASK:REL:LOW:POIN:LEVEL1?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:REL:LOW:POIN:LEVEL1 controls the Level Ofs field on
the Mask menu of the SPEC ANL screen when the EditPt field is set to
1, the Edit Mask field is set to Lower, and the Mask Type field is set to
Rel.
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:MASK:RELative:LOWer:POINts:FREQuency1 (through FREQ15)
:MASK:RELative:LOWer:POINts:FREQuency1? (through FREQ15)
These commands set/query the frequency (Hz) of the defined points on
the lower spectrum analyzer mask (relative to the center line of the
display).
The units for the mask are GHz, MHz, kHz, and Hz.
Syntax
To define the frequencies in a four-point mask:
SAN:MASK:REL:LOW:POIN:FREQ1
SAN:MASK:REL:LOW:POIN:FREQ2
SAN MASK:REL:LOW:POIN:FREQ3
SAN:MASK:REL:LOW:POIN:FREQ4
&lt;real
&lt;real
&lt;real
&lt;real
number&gt;
number&gt;
number&gt;
number&gt;
SAN:MASK:REL:LOW:POIN:FREQ1?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:REL:LOW:POIN:FREQ1 controls the Freq Ofs field on the
Mask menu of the SPEC ANL when the EditPt field is set to 1, the Edit
Mask field is set to Lower, and the Mask Type field is set to Rel.
:MASK:RELative:UPPer:POINts:NUMBer
:MASK:RELative:UPPer:POINts:NUMBer?
This command sets/queries the number of points in the upper spectrum
analyzer mask. The maximum number is 15.
Syntax
SAN:MASK:REL:UPP:POIN:NUMB &lt;integer 1-15&gt;
SAN:MASK:REL:UPP:POIN:NUMB?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:REL:UPP:POIN:NUMB controls the #Pts field on the Mask
menu of the SPEC ANL screen when the Edit Mask field is set to
Upper, and the Mask Type field is set to Rel.
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:MASK:RELative:UPPer:POINts:EDIT
This command selects/queries the point number to edit on the upper
spectrum analyzer mask. The maximum number is 15.
Syntax
SAN:MASK:REL:UPP:POIN:EDIT &lt;integer 1-15&gt;
SAN:MASK:REL:UPP:POIN:EDIT?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:REL:UPP:POIN:EDIT controls the EditPt field on the
Mask menu of the SPEC ANL screen when the Edit Mask field is set to
Upper, and the Mask Type field is set to Rel.
:MASK:RELative:UPPer:POINts:LEVEL1 (through LEVEL15)
:MASK:RELative:UPPer:POINts:LEVEL1? (through LEVEL15)
These commands set/query the level of the defined points on the upper
spectrum analyzer mask.
Syntax
To define the levels in a four-point mask:
SAN:MASK:REL:UPP:POIN:LEVEL1
SAN:MASK:REL:UPP:POIN:LEVEL2
SAN MASK:REL:UPP:POIN:LEVEL3
SAN:MASK:REL:UPP:POIN:LEVEL4
&lt;real
&lt;real
&lt;real
&lt;real
number&gt;
number&gt;
number&gt;
number&gt;
SAN:MASK:REL:UPP:POIN:LEVEL1?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:REL:UPP:POIN:LEVEL1 controls the Level Ofs field on
the Mask menu of the SPEC ANL screen when the EditPt field is set to
1, the Edit Mask field is set to Upper, and the Mask Type field is set to
Rel.
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:MASK:RELative:UPPer:POINts:FREQuency1 (through FREQ15)
:MASK:RELative:UPPer:POINts:FREQuency1? (through FREQ15)
These commands set/query the frequency (Hz) of the defined points on
the upper spectrum analyzer mask.
The units for the mask are GHz, MHz, kHz, and Hz.
Syntax
To define the frequencies in a four-point mask:
SAN:MASK:REL:UPP:POIN:FREQ1
SAN:MASK:REL:UPP:POIN:FREQ2
SAN MASK:REL:UPP:POIN:FREQ3
SAN:MASK:REL:UPP:POIN:FREQ4
&lt;real
&lt;real
&lt;real
&lt;real
number&gt;
number&gt;
number&gt;
number&gt;
SAN:MASK:REL:UPP:POIN:FREQ1?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:REL:UPP:POIN:FREQ1 controls the Freq Ofs field on the
Mask menu of the SPEC ANL when the EditPt field is set to 1, the Edit
Mask field is set to Upper, and the Mask Type field is set to Rel.
:MASK:TYPE
:MASK:TYPE?
This command selects/queries the type of mask, fixed or relative. ‘Fixed’
sets the mask in absolute frequency and level points. ‘Relative’ sets the
mask relative to the center frequency and reference level set with the
SAN:CFR and SAN:RLEV commands. If the center frequency is
changed after setting the mask, the mask remains in the same position
on the screen, and measurements are now relative to the new center
frequency and reference level.
Syntax
SAN:MASK:TYPE ‘Fix’
‘Rel’
SAN:MASK:TYPE?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:MASK:DISP controls the Mask Type field on the Mask menu of the
SPEC ANL screen.
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:RFGenerator &lt;string&gt;
:RFGenerator?
This command selects between the fixed frequency generator and the
tracking generator. The query form returns the mode setting of the
generator.
Syntax
SAN:RFG ‘Track’
‘Fixed’
SAN:RFG?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:RFG controls the Track/Fixed field on the RF Gen menu of the
SPEC ANL screen.
:RLEVel &lt;real number&gt;
:RLEVel?
These commands set/query the reference level of the spectrum analyzer.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
SAN:RLEV &lt;real number&gt;
SAN:RLEV?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:RLEV controls the Ref Level field on Main menu of the SPEC
ANL screen.
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:SPAN &lt;real number&gt;
:SPAN?
These commands set/query the span of the spectrum analyzer display.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
SAN:SPAN &lt;real number&gt;
SAN:SPAN?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:SPAN controls the Span field on the Main menu SPEC ANL
screen.
:TGENerator:AMPLitude &lt;real number&gt;
:TGENerator:AMPLitude?
These commands set/query the amplitude of the tracking generator. To
select the tracking generator use the SAN:RFG ‘Track’ command.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299.
Syntax
SAN:TGEN:AMPL &lt;real&gt;
SAN:TGEN:AMPL?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:TGEN:AMPL controls the Amplitude field on the RF Gen menu of
the SPEC ANL screen. The Track/Fixed field must be set to Track.
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:TGENerator:DESTination &lt;string&gt;
:TGENerator:DESTination?
These commands set/query the output port for the tracking generator.
To select the tracking generator use the SAN:RFG ‘Track’ command.
Syntax
SAN:TGEN:DEST ‘RF Out’
‘Dupl’
SAN:TGEN:DEST?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:TGEN:DEST controls the RF Out/Dupl subfield of the Port/Sweep
field on the RF Gen menu of the SPEC ANL screen. The Track/Fixed
field must be set to Track.
:TGENerator:OFRequency &lt;real number&gt;
:TGENerator:OFRequency?
These commands set/query the offset frequency of the tracking
generator. To select the tracking generator use the SAN:RFG ‘Track’
command.
This command utilizes the “Real Number Setting Syntax” on page 299,
but does not use the :STATe command.
Syntax
SAN:TGEN:OFR &lt;real number&gt;
SAN:TGEN:OFR?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:TGEN:OFR controls the Offset Freq field on the RF Gen menu of
the SPEC ANL screen. The Track/Fixed field must be set to Track.
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:TGENerator:SWEep &lt;string&gt;
:TGENerator:SWEep?
These commands set/query the sweep type of the tracking generator. To
select the tracking generator use the SAN:RFG ‘Track’ command.
‘Norm’ specifies a sweep from low to high frequency. ‘Invert’ specifies a
sweep from high to low frequency.
Syntax
SAN:TGEN:SWE ‘Norm’
‘Invert’
SAN:TGEN:SWE?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:TGEN:SWE controls the Norm/Invert subfield of the Port/Sweep
field on the RF Gen menu of the SPEC ANL screen. The Track/Fixed
field must be set to Track.
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:TRACe:MHOLd &lt;string&gt;
:TRACe:MHOLd?
These commands set/query the type of averaging used in the spectrum
analyzer’s display.
Syntax
SAN:TRAC:MHOL ‘No Pk/Avg’
‘Pk Hold’
‘Avg 1’
‘Avg 2’
‘Avg 3’
‘Avg 4’
‘Avg 5’
‘Avg 10’
‘Avg 20’
‘Avg 50’
‘Avg 100’
‘Off’
SAN:TRAC:MHOL?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:TRAC:MHOL controls averaging field on the Auxilliary menu of
the SPEC ANL screen. This field is located under the menu control
field.
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:TRACe:NORMalize &lt;string&gt;
:TRACe:NORMalize?
These commands set/query the type of trace display. ‘A Only’ provides a
continuously updated display (normal operation). ‘A-B’ displays the
difference between the trace saved using SAN:TRAC:SAVE and the
currently displayed trace.
Syntax
SAN:TRAC:NORM ‘A Only’
‘A-B’
SAN:TRAC:NORM?
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:TRAC:NORM controls the A Only/A-B subfield of the Normalize
field on the tracking generator of the SPEC ANL screen’s Auxilliary
menu.
:TRACe:SAVE
This command stores the trace that is currently displayed on the
spectrum analyzer display.
Syntax
SAN:TRAC:SAVE
Screen/field equivalent
SAN:TRAC:SAVE controls the Save B subfield of the Normalize field
on the SPEC ANL screen’s Auxilliary menu.
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STATus
The STATus subsystem reports many of the modes of the Test Set,
including the states. These commands do not correspond to fields in
specific screens. For detailed information about status registers, see
“Status Reporting” in the Advanced Operations chapter of the Test Set’s
Programmer’s Guide.
:PRESet
This command presets the Test Set.
Syntax
STAT:PRES
:CALibration:CONDition?
This command queries the state of the calibration.
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:CAL:COND?
:CALibration:ENABle
:CALibration:ENABle?
This command enables the calibration.
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:CAL:ENAB
STAT:CAL:ENAB?
:CALibration[:EVENt]?
This command queries the state of the event.
Syntax
STAT:CAL[:EVEN]?
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:CALibration:NTRansition
:CALibration:NTRansition?
These commands set/query the state of the negative transition of the
calibration.
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:CAL:NTR
STAT:CAL:NTR?
:CALibration[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
:CALibration[:EVENt?]:PTRansition?
These commands set/query the state of the positive transition of the
calibration.
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:CAL:PTR
STAT:CAL:PTR?
:COMMunicate:CONDition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:COMM:COND?
:COMMunicate:ENABle
:COMMunicate:ENABle?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:COMM:ENAB
STAT:COMM:ENAB?
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:COMMunicate[:EVENt?]:NTRansition
:COMMunicate[:EVENt?]:NTRansition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:COMM:NTR
STAT:COMM:NTR?
:COMMunicate[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
:COMMunicate[:EVENt?]:PTRansition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:COMM:PTR
STAT:COMM:PTR?
:HARD1:CONDition?
Status reporting for hardware.
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STATHARD1:COND?
:HARD1:ENABle
:HARD1:ENABle?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:HARD1:ENAB
STAT:HARD1:ENAB?
:HARD1[:EVENt?]:NTRansition
:HARD1[:EVENt?]:NTRansition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:HARD1:NTR
STAT:HARD1:NTR?
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STATus
:HARD1[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
:HARD1[:EVENt?]:PTRansition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:HARD1:PTR
STAT:HARD1:PTR?
:HARD2:CONDition
:HARD2:CONDition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:HARD2:COND
STAT:HARD2:COND?
:HARD2:ENABle
:HARD2:ENABle?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:HARD2:ENAB
STAT:HARD2:ENAB?
:HARD2[:EVENt?]:NTRansition
:HARD2[:EVENt?]:NTRansition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:HARD2:NTR
STAT:HARD2:NTR?
:HARD2[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
:HARD2[:EVENt?]:PTRansition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:HARD2:PTR
STAT:HARD2:PTR?
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STATus
:OPERation:CONDition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:OPER:COND?
:OPERation:ENABle
:OPERation:ENABle?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:OPER:ENAB
STAT:OPER:ENAB?
:OPERation[:EVENt?]:NTRansition
:OPERation[:EVENt?]:NTRansition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:OPER:NTR
STAT:OPER:NTR?
:OPERation[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
:OPERation[:EVENt?]:PTRansition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:OPER:PTR
STAT:OPER:PTR?
:CALibrating:CONDition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:CAL:COND?
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:CALibrating:ENABle
:CALibrating:ENABle?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:CAL:ENAB
STAT:CAL:ENAB?
:CALibrating[:EVENt?]:NTRansition
:CALibrating[:EVENt?]:NTRansition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:CAL:NTR
STAT:CAL:NTR?
:CALibrating[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
:CALibrating[:EVENt?]:PTRansition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:CAL:PTR
STAT:CAL:PTR?
:QUEStionable:CONDition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:QUES:COND?
:QUEStionable:ENABle
:QUEStionable:ENABle?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:QUES:ENAB
STAT:QUES:ENAB?
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:QUEStionable[:EVENt?]:NTRansition
:QUEStionable[:EVENt?]:NTRansition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:QUES:NTR
STAT:QUES:NTR?
:QUEStionable[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
:QUEStionable[:EVENt?]:PTRansition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:QUES:PTR
STAT:QUES:PTR?
:MEASuring:CONDition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:MEAS:COND?
:MEASuring:ENABle
:MEASuring:ENABle?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:MEAS:ENAB
STAT:MEAS:ENAB?
:MEASuring[:EVENt?]:NTRansition
:MEASuring[:EVENt?]:NTRansition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:MEAS:NTR
STAT:MEAS:NTR?
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STATus
:MEASuring[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
:MEASuring[:EVENt?]:PTRansition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:MEAS:PTR
STAT:MEAS:PTR?
:CDMA1:CONDition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:CDMA1:COND?
:CDMA1:ENABle
:CDMA1:ENABle?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:CDMA1:ENAB
STAT:CDMA1:ENAB?
:CDMA1[:EVENt?]:NTRansition
:CDMA1[:EVENt?]:NTRansition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:CDMA1:NTR
STAT:CDMA1:NTR?
:CDMA1[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
:CDMA1[:EVENt?]:PTRansition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:CDMA1:PTR
STAT:CDMA1:PTR?
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STATus
:IBASic:CONDition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:IBAS:COND?
:IBASic:ENABle
:IBASic:ENABle?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:IBAS:ENAB
STAT:IBAS:ENAB?
:IBASic[:EVENt?]:NTRansition
:IBASic[:EVENt?]:NTRansition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:IBAS:NTR
STAT:IBAS:NTR?
:IBASic[:EVENt?]:PTRansition
:IBASic[:EVENt?]:PTRansition?
This query returns an integer value.
Syntax
STAT:IBAS:PTR
STAT:IBAS:PTR?
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SYSTem:[ERRor?]
SYSTem:[ERRor?]
This command returns an integer followed by quoted string.
Syntax
SYST:ERR?
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TRIGger subsystem
TRIGger subsystem
The Trigger subsystem contains commands for triggering
measurements. There are no screen/field equivalents for the trigger
subsystem commands. These commands will override any triggering
control fields on individual screens.
:ABORt
This command ends a measurement cycle in progress.
Syntax
TRIG:ABOR
:IMMediate
This command triggers all selected measurements.
Syntax
TRIG:IMM
:MODE:RETRigger
:MODE:RETRigger?
These commands set/query the retriggering setting.
Syntax
TRIG:MODE:RETR REPetitive
TRIG:MODE:RETR SINGle
TRIG:MODE:RETR?
:MODE:SETTling
:MODE:SETTling?
These commands set/query the transient settling function.
Syntax
TRIG:MODE:MODE:SETT FAST
TRIG:MODE:MODE:SETT FULL
TRIG:MODE:MODE:SETT?
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Symbols
# of Frames, 114
#Pts, 321, 323, 325, 327, 329
Numerics
0 dB ref, 127
A
A Only/A-B, 335
abort measurement, 346
AC Level, 211
ACP, 105
ACP Cal
CDMA analyzer, 99
ACP Fltr BW
CDMA analyzer, 99
ACP Offset
CDMA analyzer, 100
ADC FS
average power, 217
channel power, 219
EVM, 218
rho, 218
ADCfs, 226
address, HP-IB, 150
adjacent channel power, 105
adjacent channel power (ACP)
center channel, 223
lower ratio, 222
upper ratio, 223
AF ANALYZER screen, 205
AF Anl In, 59
AF Cnt Gate, 59
AF Freq, 215
AFGen1 Freq, 65
AFGen1 To, 64
AFGen2 Freq, 71
AFGen2 To field, 68
Agilent sales offices, 39
Agilent service centers, 39
ALC, 63
AM
AFGen1 To, 64
AFGen2 To, 67
AM (/Vpk), 311
AM Demod, 59
AM Depth, 212
AM Mod, 59
Amplitude
RF generator, 308
tracking generator, 331
AMPS channel standard, 163
Analyzer
Arm Meas, CDMA analyzer, 100
Disarm, CDMA analyzer, 102
Index
Disarm, code domain analyzer,
143, 144, 145
Single/Cont, 113
Anl Dir, 103
Anl Special, 112
Antenna In, 154
Approximate RAM Available for
IBasic, 298
Arm Meas
CDMA analyzer, 100
code domain analyzer, 143, 144,
145
Atten Hold, 308
audio filters, high-pass, 58
audio filters, low-pass, 58
Audio In, 59
Audio In Lo, 54
audio input
600 ohm impedance, 54
floating, 54
grounded, 54
Audio Out
AF Anl In, 59
AFGen1 To, 66
AFGen2 To, 72
coupling, 310
Auto Zero
CDMA analyzer, 111
RF analyzer, 306
Auto/Hold
Gain, CDMA analyzer, 107
Gain, code domain analyzer, 123
Input Atten, RF analyzer, 303
Input Atten, spectrum analyzer,
313
Pwr Gain, CDMA analyzer, 110
Auto/Manual
Find PN, 108, 126, 139
Auto/Norm, 295
average power, 105
averaging, 334
averaging measurements, 283
Avg key, 283
Avg Pwr, 105, 224
B
B/I Delay (AMPS-TACS), 76
B/I Delay (NAMP-NTAC), 89
bandwidth, IF filter, 305
Beeper, 150
binary values, 206
Burst, 73
Bursts, 67
Busy/Idle (AMPS-TACS), 75
1stBitDly, 75
Busy, 75
Idle, 75
WS Delay, 75
Busy/Idle (NAMP-NTAC), 88
1stBitDly, 88
Busy, 88
Idle, 88
WS Delay, 88
busy/idle delay
AMPS-TACS, 76
NAMP-NTAC, 89
bypassing IQ modulation, 117
C
cables
power, 40
Call Disconnect
Serial Port 9, 169, 178, 187
Call Originate
Serial Port 9, 168, 178, 186
Car FT, 226, 227
Carrier Feedthru, 219
CD pwr unit, 128
CDMA Mode, 151
Center Channel, ACP, 223
Center Freq
marker, 315, 318
spectrum analyzer display, 314
Ch Pwr Fltr, 102
Chan Pwr, 105, 224
Channel
NAMP-NTAC decoder
Cntl, 202
Voice, 202
NAMP-NTAC encoder
Cntl, 89
Voice, 89
Channel (AMPS-TACS)
Cntl, 76
Voice, 76
channel power, 105
channel standard, 163
channel tuning, 164
Chn Pwr Cal, 101
Clear, 300
Clear All, 300
code domain phase, 124, 136, 137,
138
code domain power, 124, 136,
137, 138
code domain power, fast, 124, 136,
137, 138
code domain timing, 124, 136,
137, 138
Command Escape Character
Serial 9 Port, 172
Connection Timeout
Serial 9 Port, 170
Cont/Single, 292
347
Index
Control, 151, 152
Controls
code domain analyzer, 118, 123
oscilloscope, 285
spectrum analyzer, 314
CW RF Path, 117
Serial 9 Port, 169
Distn, 214
distortion measurement, 214
division, 282, 299
DSAT, 90
Duplex Out, 154
D
Data Buff, 146
data buffer, 114
Data Length
Serial 10 Port, 176
Serial 11 Port, 184
Serial 9 Port, 166
Data Level (AMPS-TACS)
AM, 77
FM, 77
mV, 78
Data Level (NAMP-NTAC)
FOCC
AM, 91
FM, 92
mV, 92
FVC
AM, 96
FM, 97
mV, 97
Data Rate, 147
AMPS-TACS, 78
NAMP-NTAC
FOCC, 93
FVC, 96
Data Source, 114, 146
Date, 152
dc, 87
DC AM, 212
DC FM, 213
DC FM Zero, 309
DC Level, 214
dc voltage, 214
Decimal Equivalent
Serial 9 Port, 173
decimal values, 206
De-Emp Gain, 55
De-Emphasis, 54
Delay
Trig Event, CDMA analyzer,
104
Trig Event, code domain
analyzer, 120
delta marker, 318
Detector, 56
Disarm
CDMA analyzer, 102
code domain analyzer, 143, 144,
145
Disconnect
E
Eb/No, 148
Edit Mask
Lower, 321, 322, 323, 325, 326,
327
Upper, 321, 323, 324, 325, 327,
328, 329
EditPt, 322, 324, 326, 328
EQ In/Out, 148
equalization filter, 148
error vector magnitude (EVM),
105, 221
escape character (modem), 172,
181, 190
decimal equivalent, 173, 182,
191
Est Rho, 228
ETACS channel standard, 163
Even Sec In, 149
EVM, 105, 221
Ext, 146
Ext Load R, 57
Ext Mod, 59
Ext Ref In, 161
external controller, 296
348
F
Fast Pwr, 124, 136, 137, 138
feedthrough, carrier, 219
FF at End, 159
FF at Start, 159
Filler
AMPS-TACS, 79
NAMP-NTAC (FOCC), 93
Filter 1, 58
Filter 2, 58
filters, high-pass, 58
filters, low-pass, 58
Find PN, 108, 126
Flow Control
Serial 10 Port, 177
Serial 11 Port, 185
Serial 9 Port, 167
FM
AFGen1 To, 65
AFGen2 To, 70
FM (/Vpk), 311, 312
FM Coupling, 309
FM Demod, 59
FM Deviation, 215
FM Mod, 59
FOCC (AMPS-TACS), 76
FOCC (NAMP-NTAC), 89
forward control channel
AMPS-TACS, 76
NAMP-NTAC, 89
forward link, 103
forward voice channel
AMPS-TACS, 76
NAMP-NTAC, 89
Freq, 280
Delta Mrkr, 278
DTMF high tone, 264, 269
DTMF low tone, 262, 268
mask, spectrum analyzer, 323,
325, 327, 329
Freq Err, 227
Freq Error, 275, 276
Frequency, 275, 276
Frequency Error, 220
frequency offset, 155
frequency tuning, 164
Frq Err
DTMF high tone, 264, 269
DTMF low tone, 262, 268
function generator, 87
FVC (AMPS-TACS), 76
FVC (NAMP-NTAC), 89
Fwd/Rev, 147
G
Gain
CDMA analyzer, 101, 106
code domain analyzer, 122, 123,
125
Gain Cntl, 62
gain, audio input, 60
gain, de-emphasis, 55
Gate Time
AMPS-TACS, 199
DTMF, 201
Func Gen, 201
NAMP-NTAC, 202
NAMP-NTAC, DTMF, 203
gate time, 59
Gaussian noise, 87
Gen Dir, 147
EQ In/Out, 148
Gen Mode
Data, 146
Eb/No, 146
Noise, 146
(Gen)-(Anl), 155
H
Hardware, 167
HELP screen, 205
Index
Index
hexadecimal values, 206
Hi Limit key, 283
Hi Tone
Freq, 263, 268
Frq Err, 263, 269
Holdoff Delay
Serial 9 Port, 170
HP-IB Adrs, 150
HP-IB, printer port, 158
I
I/O CONFIGURE screen, 205
IBASIC Echo
Serial 9 Port, 167
Idle/Send, 116
IF Filter, 305
Incoming Call Security
Serial 9 Port, 173
Incr Set key, 299
increment, 282, 299
incrementing integer values, 206
Input Atten, 303
Auto/Hold, 303
spectrum analyzer, 313
Auto/Hold, 313
Input Gain, 60
Input Level
AM, 195
FM, 196
volts, 197
Inst Echo
Serial 9 Port, 168
INSTRUMENT CONFIGURE
screen, 205
integers, entering, 206
Internal, 294
IQ modulation
bypassing, 117
reverse rotation, 112
standard rotation, 112
IQ Plot
Controls, 207
Display Scale, 207
Measurement Interval, 208
Measurement Mode, 208
Trigger Arm, 208
Trigger Darm, 209
Trigger Delay, 209
Trigger Event, 209
Trigger Qualifier, 210
IS2000
Code Domain Analyzer
Controls, 131
Gain Mode, 132
Gain Path, 132
Gain Setting, 133
Gain Value, 134
Index
Marker Mode, 134
Marker Position, 135
Marker Reference, 135
Marker Scale, 136
Measurement Interval, 136
Measurement Mode, 137
Measurement Order, 137
Measurement Type, 138
PNumber Increment, 138
PNumber Mode, 139
PNumber Offset, 140
Power Channel Calibrate, 140
Power Fast Navg, 141
Power Unit, 141
Threshold, 142
Trigger Arm, 143
Trigger Darm, 143
Trigger Delay, 144
Trigger Event, 144
Trigger Qualifier, 145
Measure,Code Domain Analyzer
ADC, 234
Carrier Feedthrough, 234
Channel Power, 235
Est Rho, 241
Frequency Error, 235
Marker Channel Number, 235
Marker Channel Spread Rate,
236, 237
Marker Channel Walsh Order,
237, 238
Marker Channel Width, 238
Marker Complex I Level, 239
Marker Complex Q Level, 239
Marker Level Absolute, 239
Marker Noise, 240
PN Offset, 240
Time Offset, 241
Trace Absolute Power Basic,
242, 243
Trace Absolute Power
Complex Combined, 244,
245, 246, 253, 254
Trace Absolute Power
Complex I, 244, 245, 246,
253, 254
Trace Absolute Power
Complex IS2000, 244,
245, 246, 253, 254
Trace Absolute Power
Complex Q, 244, 245, 246,
253, 254
Trace Power Basic, 251, 252
Trace Power Complex
Combined, 255
Trace Power Complex I, 255
Trace Power Complex IS2000,
256
Trace Power Complex Q, 256
Trace Power Noise, 247, 248,
249, 256, 257, 258
Trace Power Power, 250, 259
Measure,Code Domain Analyzer
Marker Power, 240
J
JTACS channel standard, 163
L
Level
delta marker, spectrum
analyzer, 316
mask, spectrum analyzer, 322,
324, 326, 328
normal marker, spectrum
analyzer, 319
Level (div), 292
limits, 283
linear value, 282, 299
Lines/Page:, 158
Lo Limit key, 283
Lo Tone
Freq, 261, 267
Frq Err, 262, 267
load resistance, 57
lock display, 205
logarithmic value, 282, 299
Lower ACP Ratio, 222
Lvl
AM, 272
marker, absolute power, 228
marker, relative power, 229
RF, 279, 280
volts, 274
Lvl (marker), 273
M
Magnitude Error, 220
Marker To
Center Freq, 315, 318
Next Peak, 316, 319
Peak, 316, 319
Ref Level, 317
Marker To Peak-, 285
Marker To Peak+, 286
markers
AM depth at
oscilloscope, 272
delta, 318
delta frequency at
spectrum analyzer, 278
FM deviation at
349
Index
oscilloscope, 273, 274
frequency at
spectrum analyzer, 280
level at
code domain analyzer, 228,
229, 235, 236, 237, 238,
239, 240
phase at
code domain analyzer, 230,
240
RF level at
spectrum analyzer, 279, 280
time at
code domain analyzer, 231
oscilloscope, 274
Mask Type
Fix, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325,
329
Rel, 325, 326, 327, 328, 329
mathematical operations
averaging, 283
division, 282, 299
multiplication, 282, 299
Meas Intvl, 112, 128
Measure, 203
Measure, IQ Plot Display, 271
Measure, IQ Plot Display Q, 271
Measurement, 124
measurement reset, 211
measurements
ac level, 211
ADC FS, average power, 217
ADC FS, channel power, 219
ADC FS, code domain, 226, 234
ADC FS, EVM, 218
ADC FS, rho, 218
adjacent channel power (ACP),
105
center channel, 223
lower ratio, 222
upper ratio, 223
AM depth, 212
audio frequency, 215
average power, 105, 224
carrier feedthrough, CDMA
analyzer, 219
carrier feedthrough, code
domain, 226, 227, 234, 235
channel power, 105, 224
code domain phase, 124, 136,
137, 138
code domain power, 124, 136,
137, 138
code domain power, fast, 124,
136, 137, 138
code domain timing, 124, 136,
137, 138
350
dc AM, 212
dc FM, 213
dc level, 214
distortion, 214
EVM, 105, 221
FM deviation, 215
frequency error, CDMA
analyzer, 220
frequency error, code domain,
227, 235
frequency error, DTMF high
tone, 263, 269
frequency error, DTMF low tone,
262, 267
frequency error, RF analyzer,
276
frequency, DTMF high tone,
263, 268
frequency, DTMF low tone, 261,
267
frequency, RF analyzer, 276
magnitude error, 220
phase error, 221
PN offset, 222, 231, 240
rho, 105, 225
rho, estimated, 228, 241
SINAD, 216
SNR, 217
time offset, CDMA analyzer,
225
time offset, code domain, 232,
241
triggering, 346
TX power, 277
Message
AMPS-TACS
FOCC, 81
FVC, 80
NAMP-NTAC
FOCC, 95
FVC, 95
MESSAGES screen, 205
Meter key, 284
Mod In To
AM (/Vpk), 311
FM (/Vpk), 312
Mode, 71, 151, 152
decoder, 197
Model
printer, 160
Modem Configuration
Serial 9 Port, 171
Modem
Initialization/Configuration
Serial 9 Port, 172
Modem Mode
Serial 10 Port, 178
Serial 9 Port, 168
multiplication, 282, 299
N
NAMPS channel standard, 163
Next Peak, 316, 319
No Peak/Avg, 334
Norm/Delta, 318
Norm/Hold, 320
Norm/Invert
Polarity (decoder), 198
Polarity (encoder), 73
tracking generator sweep, 333
Normalize
A Only/A-B, 335
Save B, 335
Notch Coupl, 153
Notch Freq, 61
Notch Gain, 61
NTACS channel standard, 163
Num Avgs, 121
Num of Bits, 259
# of Frames, 114
Number to Call
Serial 9 Port, 169
O
octal values, 206
Off Time
DTMF decoder, 264
DTMF encoder, 84
Offset Freq, 332
offset frequency, 155
On Time
DTMF decoder, 264
DTMF encoder, 85
Originate
Serial 9 Port, 168
oscilloscope
See Also SCOPE screen
signal source for, 62
Output Port, 312
P
Parallel 15, printer port, 158
Parity
Serial 10 Port, 175
Serial 11 Port, 184
Serial 9 Port, 165
Password
Serial 9 Port, 174
PCS channel standard, 163
Peak, 316, 319
peak detector, 56
Phase, 124, 136, 137, 138
Phase Error, 221
Index
Index
Phase/div, 129
Phse, 230
PK-, 56
Pk Det To, 56
PK- HOLD, 56
Pk Hold, 334
PK+, 56
PK+ HOLD, 56
PK+-/2, 56
PK+-/2 Hd, 56
PK+-MAX, 56
PK+-MX Hd, 56
PN Increment, 107, 126
PN Offset, 108, 127, 222
PN Ofs, 231
Polarity, 73
decoder, 198
Port/Sweep
Norm/Invert, 333
RF Out/Dupl, 332
Pos/Neg, 294
Position, 286
spectrum analyzer marker, 317,
320
Power, 124, 136, 137, 138
power cables, 40
Pre-Emp, 72
Preset key, 336
Print Title, 160
Printer Adrs, 157
PRINTER CONFIGURE screen,
205
printer model, 160
Printer Port, 158
Pwr Gain, 101, 109
Pwr Intvl, 110
Pwr Scale, 129
0 dB ref, 127
Pwr Zero, 111
Q
Qual Event
CDMA analyzer, 103
code domain analyzer, 119
R
RAM
amount available for programs,
298
disk allocation, 298
save register allocation, 298
total amount of, 298
RAM Disk Allocations, 298
ramp, 87
Random, 146
Range Hold, 156
Recall, 301
Index
Ref Level, 317, 330
Ref Mrkr, 320
Ref Select, 162
Ref Set key, 284
reference, 284
remote mode, 205
Reset, 294
reset measurements, 211
Retrys
Serial 9 Port, 171
reverse link, 103
RF ANALYZER screen, 205
RF Display, 163, 164
RF Gen
Fixed, 330
Track, 330
RF Gen Freq, 310
RF Gen Volts, 164
RF GENERATOR screen, 205
RF In/Ant, 305
spectrum analyzer, 315
RF In/Out, 155
RF Level Offset, 153
at Antenna In, 154
at Duplex Out, 154
at RF In/Out, 155
RF Offset, 156
RF Out/Dupl, 332
Rho, 105, 225
RMS, 56
rms detector, 56
RMS*SQRT2, 56
S
SAT Freq, 83
SAT Level
AM, 81
FM, 82
mV, 82
Save, 301
Save B, 335
Save Register Allocations, 298
Save/Recall, 193
scale, spectrum analyzer display,
315
SCOPE screen, 205
Scope To, 62
security challenge (modem), 173,
174, 182, 183, 191, 192
Send
encoder, 74
Send DSAT, 90
Send Filler
AMPS-TACS, 79
NAMP-NTAC
FOCC, 94
Send Mode, 73
Sensitivity, 306
Serial 9, printer port, 158
Serial Baud
Serial 10 Port, 175
Serial 11 Port, 183
Serial 9 Port, 165
Serial Port, 192
Serial_9 In, 174
SERVICE screen, 205
Settling, 57
SIGNALING DECODER screen,
205
SIGNALING ENCODER screen,
205
SINAD, 216
Sine Units, 87
sinewave, 87
Single/Cont
Analyzer, 125
Data Buffer, 115
decoder arming, 194
triggering, CDMA analyzer, 113
SNR, 217
Span, 331
Speaker ALC, 63
Speaker Vol, 63
SPEC ANL screen, 205
Special, 149
spectrum analyzer. See SPEC
ANL screen
squarewave, 87
Squelch
Fixed, 307
Open, 307
Pot, 307
SSB Demod, 59
Standard, 86
AMPS (decoder), 200
AMPS (encoder), 83
JTACS (encoder), 83
NAMP (decoder), 204
NAMP (encoder), 98
NTAC (decoder), 204
NTAC (encoder), 98
TACS (decoder), 200
TACS (encoder), 83
Start Frame, 115
Status
Serial 9 Port, 169
status
calibration, 336, 340
CDMA, 343
communication, 337
hardware, 338
IBASIC, 344
measurement, 342
operation, 340
351
Index
questionable, 341
status register groups, 336
See also Staus Reporting in the
Programmer’s Guide
Stop
encoder, 74
Stop Filler
AMPS-TACS, 80
NAMP-NTAC
FOCC, 94
Stop Length
Serial 10 Port, 176
Serial 11 Port, 185
Serial 9 Port, 166
Stop Meas, 198
sweep, oscilloscope, 287
Sym, 265
Symbol Frequencie (Hz), 84
Symbol Frequency (Hz), 84
T
TACS channel standard, 163
Talk&amp;Lstn, 151, 152
TDMA TESTS screen, 205
Threshold, 130
Time
marker, CDMA analyzer, 231
marker, Oscilloscope, 274
Time (of day), 193
Time Offset, 121, 225
352
Time Ofs, 232
Time/div, 130, 287
Timing, 124, 136, 137, 138
Total RAM Installed, 298
trace
oscilloscope, 275
phase of
code domain analyzer, 233
power of
code domain analyzer, 232
timing of
code domain analyzer, 233
Track/Fixed, 330
tracking generator, 330
Trig Event, 119, 120
CDMA analyzer, 104
Trig-Delay, 293
Trigger Pattern (bin)
AMPS-TACS, 200
NAMP-NTAC, 204
trigger qualifier, 103
triggering
continuous, 113, 292
immediate, 346
repetitive, 346
settling mode, 346
single, 113, 292, 346
Tune Freq, 304
Twist, 86
TX Power, 277
TX Pwr Meas, 305
TX Pwr Zero, 306
U
units-of-measure, 282, 283, 299
universal noise, 87
Upper ACP Ratio, 223
US PCS channel standard, 163
V
Vert Offset, 290
Vert/Div
volts, mV, uV, 291
Vert/div
Hz, kHz, 289
percent, 288
volume, speaker, 63
W
Walsh Chan, 124
Waveform, 87
X
Xon/Xoff (Serial 10 Port), 177
Xon/Xoff (Serial 11 Port), 185
Xon/Xoff (Serial 9 Port), 167
Z
Zeroes, 146
zeroing power, 111
Index
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GPIB Command Dictionary
Detailed command syntax and descriptions
Reference for engineers and technicians
Supports CDMA Cellular/PCS Base Station testing
Firmware Version B.02.00 and above
Frequently asked questions

This document provides a GPIB command dictionary for the Agilent Technologies 8935 Series E6380A CDMA Cellular/PCS Base Station Test Set.
The command to set the output power level of the generator is :AFG1:OUTPut . Examples include :AFG1:OUTPut 0.5 to set the output power to 0.5 dBm, or :AFG1:OUTPut 10 to set the output power to 10 dBm.
This document is applicable for firmware version B.02.00 or above.