SCPI COMMAND SUMMARY
DIODe
Initiates a calibration of the external atness. Dep ends on
value of
CALibration:PMETer:RANGe
.
PMETer
Initiates a calibration of the p ower meter atness.
Depends on value of
CALibration:PMETer:RANGe
.
MMHead
Initiates a calibration of the source mo dule atness.
Depends on value of
CALibration:PMETer:RANGe
.
CALibration:PMETer:FLATness:NEXT? <num>[lvl suffix]
The parameter is the measured p ower that is currently pro duced by
the swept signal generator. You must supply this parameter after
measuring the p ower using an external p ower meter. The query
response is issued after the swept signal generator pro cesses the
supplied parameter and settles on the next p oint to be measured.
The query resp onse is:
>
0 The frequency [in Hz] that is currently pro duced.
0 The calibration is complete.
<
0 An error has o ccurred and the calibration is ab orted.
CALibration:SPAN:AUTO ON|OFF|1|0
CALibration:SPAN:AUTO?
Sets and queries the automatic sweep span calibration.
ON
A calibration is done whenever the sweep span is changed.
OFF
A calibration is done only when
CALibration:SPAN[:EXECute]
is sent.
After *RST, the setting is
OFF
.
CALibration:SPAN[:EXECute]
Causes a sweep span calibration.
CALibration:TRACk
Causes an automatic tracking calibration pro cedure.
CORRection:ARRay[i] {<num>[DB]}1601*1601
CORRection:ARRay[i]?
Sets and queries the entire 1601-p oint array of correction values
that can b e added to the in
ternal atness correction array. The
1601-p oints are added to the internal atness array synchronized
on the trigger output 1
s pulses. These TTL-level pulses are 1601
evenly spaced p oints across an analog sweep, or at each point in step
or list mo de. Entering this array causes the
CORRection:SOURce[i]
command to set to
ARRay
. There is one array for the foreground
state (i=0) and one for the background state (i=1). If the [i] is not
specied, the default value is i=0. After *RST, these arrays are
cleared.
Operating and Programming Reference S-29
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