Agilent X-Series Signal Generators SCPI Command Reference 15
SCPI Basics
SCPI Basics
The following table lists signal generator the subdirectories and file paths where file types are stored.
MSUS (Mass Storage Unit Specifier) Variable
The variable "<msus>" enables a command to be file type specific when working with user files.
Some commands use it as the only command parameter, while others can use it in conjunction with
a file name when a command is not file type specific. When used with a file name, it is similar to
Format 2 in the File Name Variables section on page 13. The difference is the file type specifier
(msus) occupies its own variable and is not part of the file name syntax.
The following examples illustrate the usage of the variable "<msus>" when it is the only command
parameter:
Table 1-4 File Types and Directory Structures
File System File Type File Path MSUS Path
BINARY
a
a.This feature does not apply to analog signal generator models.
BIN /USER/BIN BINARY:
HDR1 - volatile arbitrary waveform header file
a
HDR1 /USER/BBG1/HEADER HDR1:
LIST - sweep list file LIST /USER/LIST LIST:
MKR1 - volatile arbitrary waveform marker file
a
MKR1 /USER/BBG1/MARKERS MKR1:
NVHDR - non- volatile arbitrary waveform
header file
a
NVHDR /USER/HEADER NVHDR:
NVMKR - non- volatile arbitrary waveform
marker file
a
NVMKR /USER/MARKERS NVMKR:
NVWFM - non- volatile arbitrary waveform file
a
NVWFM /USER/WAVEFORM NVWFM:
SEQ - ARB sequence file
a
SEQ /USER/SEQ SEQ:
STATE STATE /USER/STATE STATE:
USERFLAT - user- flatness file UFLT /USER/USERFLAT USERFLAT:
WFM1 - volatile waveform file
a
WAVEFORM /USER/BBG1/WAVEFORM WFM1:
Command Syntax with the msus variable
:MMEMory:CATalog? "<msus>"
Command Syntax with the file system
:MMEMory:CATalog? "LIST:"
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