Controlling Multiport Test Set
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If you turn OFF the control of the multiport test set, it does not affect the
operation of the E5071C, even if it is connected. You can control test set 1
and test set 2 separately.
Selecting ports assigned to Port 1 to Port n
Selecting the connection ports
You can select the ports assigned to Port 1 to Port n for each channel. To
select the ports, use the following commands:
:SENS{1-36}:MULT{1-2}:PORT{1-20}
• The connection between the assigned ports and Port 1 to Port n
inside the E5091A is not changed when one of the above
commands is executed but it is changed immediately before a
sweep for each channel.
Turning ON/OFF state display of connection ports (properties display)
You can display the state of the ports assigned to Port 1 to Port n
(multiport test set properties) in the lower right part in the window for
each channel. To turn ON/OFF the properties display, use the following
command:
:SENS:MULT{1-2}:DISP
Checking number of ports
To check the number of the multiport test set connected ports, use the
following command:
:SENS:MULT{1-2}:COUN?
Checking the available port name
To check the name of the multiport test set connected ports, use the
following command:
:SENS:MULT{1-2}:PORT{1-20}:CAT?
Checking number of input ports
To check the number of the multiport test set input ports, use the following
command:
:SENS:MULT{1-2}:INC?
Setting control line
You can set the HIGH/LOW state of each line of the control line for each
channel. To set the HIGH/LOW of each line, use the following command:
:SENS:MULT{1-2}:TSET9:OUTP
• The HIGH/LOW state of each line of the E5091A is not changed
when the above command is executed but it is changed
immediately before a sweep for each channel.
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