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General| Dynamic Range | > 100 dB |
|---|---|
| GPS | Optional |
| 2-Port Transmission Measurement | Yes |
| Measurement Types | Return Loss, VSWR, Cable Loss, Distance-to-Fault |
| Display | 7 inch TFT Touchscreen |
| Measurement Speed | 1 ms |
| Interface | USB, Ethernet |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +50°C |
Provides an overview of the SCPI Programming Manual's content and intended use.
Introduces the chapter's focus on remote programming setup, connections, and requirements.
Provides contact information and resources for Anritsu support and product updates.
Details Ethernet and USB connection methods, cable requirements, and setup for remote instrument operation.
Explains how to send SCPI commands to the LMR Master via VISA controllers over Ethernet or USB.
Introduces SCPI programming, covering command types, structure, subsystems, and conventions.
Defines SCPI as a standard set of commands for programmable instruments, aiming for a consistent development environment.
Lists and describes common SCPI commands defined in IEEE 488.2, identified by an asterisk.
Lists the SCPI commands that are mandatory for all SCPI-compatible instruments, working across all modes.
Lists optional SCPI commands that control most programmable functions, sorted by measurement modes.
Explains subsystem commands that control instrument functions, identified by colons between keywords.
Standardizes command syntax and style to simplify programming across instruments.
Provides examples of valid command statements and explains command terminators.
Outlines the conventions used in describing SCPI commands, including formatting and syntax.
Lists and describes identifiers used in optional command definitions, with units specified per command.
States that commands in this chapter are functional in all modes of operation.
Explains the :FETCh:GPS? command used to retrieve GPS information, including status, timing, and location.
Controls the selection of the current instrument mode, managing logical instruments within the device.
Provides functions for accessing instrument setup and data storage, including file transfer and deletion.
Relates to commands concerning the current operating state of the instrument, such as query operation status.
Contains commands affecting instrument functionality, not directly related to data collection or display.
Relates to optional GPS commands, covering GPS state, antenna current, receiver reset, and antenna voltage.
Allows the user to stop current measurement activities on the instrument by restarting sweeps or measurements.
Processes data collected via the SENSE subsystem, including limit line management and trace operations.
Prepares the instrument for selected measurements, disabling others and activating the specified one.
Modifies the display of data for the user, affecting Max Hold state and power offset.
Returns the most recent measurement data for WiMAX modes, including constellation and EVM results.
Determines the formatting of numeric data during transfer, supporting ASCII, Integer, and Real formats.
Controls measurement triggering, allowing for continuous or single sweep operation.
Takes the instrument from its current state, enables measurement, and returns results upon completion.
Manages instrument setup and data storage, enabling recall of stored setups and traces.
Combines ABORT, INITiate, and FETCH commands to perform measurements and return results.
Handles transfer of trace data to and from the instrument, including header information and data formats.
Manages instrument functions related to triggering for synchronization purposes.
Modifies default units for related parameters, affecting both commands and responses.
Relates to device-specific parameters, not signal-oriented parameters.
Describes commands for LMR Master mode, specifying which commands are usable and potential issues with others.
Processes data collected via the SENSE subsystem, including trace data transfer and graph type definitions.
Modifies the display of data for the user, affecting trace selection and graph types.
Determines the formatting of numeric data when transferred, specifically for data returned in certain commands.
Controls measurement triggering, allowing for continuous or single sweep operation.
Manages characteristics of the input port, including bias settings and tripped states.
Manages instrument setup and data storage, enabling recall of stored setups and traces.
Controls the internal signal source, managing power levels and signal generator patterns.
Manages system-level parameters such as memory state, installed options, and presets.
Handles transfer of trace data to and from the instrument, including header information and data formats.
Relates to device-specific parameters, such as RF output signal state and averaging count.
Describes commands for Vector Voltmeter mode, specifying usable commands and potential issues.
Fetches VVM data and relative data, returning results based on measurement type and format.
Manages instrument setup and data storage, enabling recall of stored setups and traces.
Handles transfer of trace data specific to Vector Voltmeter mode, returning header information.
Manages device-specific parameters for Vector Voltmeter mode, such as cable selection and measurement format.
Stops current measurement activities on the instrument by restarting sweeps or measurements.
Prepares the instrument for selected measurements, disabling others and activating the specified one.
Modifies the display of data for the user, affecting Max Hold state and power offset.
Returns the most recent measurement data for WiMAX modes, including constellation and EVM results.
Specifies the format for returned data, supporting ASCII, Integer, and Real formats.
Controls measurement triggering, allowing for continuous or single sweep operation.
Takes the instrument from its current state, enables measurement, and returns results upon completion.
Manages instrument setup and data storage, enabling recall of stored setups and traces.
Combines ABORT, INITiate, and FETCH commands to perform measurements and return results.
Handles transfer of trace data for WiMAX modes, returning header information and parameter names.
Relates to device-specific parameters for WiMAX, including bandwidth and cyclic prefix ratio.
Stops current measurement activities on the instrument by restarting sweeps or measurements.
Prepares the instrument for selected measurements, disabling others and activating the specified one.
Modifies the display of data for the user, affecting Max Hold state and power offset.
Returns the most recent measurement data for WiMAX modes, including constellation and EVM results.
Specifies the format for returned data, supporting ASCII, Integer, and Real formats.
Controls measurement triggering, allowing for continuous or single sweep operation.
Takes the instrument from its current state, enables measurement, and returns results upon completion.
Manages instrument setup and data storage, enabling recall of stored setups and traces.
Combines ABORT, INITiate, and FETCH commands to perform measurements and return results.
Stops current measurement activities on the instrument by restarting sweeps or measurements.
Processes data collected via the SENSE subsystem, including marker and trace operations.
Prepares the instrument for selected measurements, disabling others and activating the specified one.
Modifies the display of data for the user, affecting scale and power offset settings.
Returns the most recent measurement data for LTE modes, including constellation and time alignment.
Specifies the format for returned data, supporting ASCII, Integer, and Real formats.
Controls measurement triggering, allowing for continuous or single sweep operation.
Takes the instrument from its current state, enables measurement, and returns results upon completion.
Combines ABORT, INITiate, and FETCH commands to perform measurements and return results.
Handles transfer of trace data for LTE modes, returning header information and parameter names.
Relates to device-specific parameters for LTE, including bandwidth and constellation reference points.
Stops current measurement activities on the instrument by restarting sweeps or measurements.
Prepares the instrument for selected measurements, disabling others and activating the specified one.
Modifies the display of data for the user, affecting trace selection and scale settings.
Returns the most recent measurement data for P25 Phase 1 modes, including coverage and signal analyzer results.
Specifies the format for returned data, supporting ASCII, Integer, and Real formats.
Controls measurement triggering, allowing for continuous or single sweep operation.
Takes the instrument from its current state, enables measurement, and returns results upon completion.
Manages instrument setup and data storage, enabling recall and storage of setups and traces.
Combines ABORT, INITiate, and FETCH commands to perform measurements and return results.
Controls the internal signal source, managing power level offsets and signal generator patterns.
Handles transfer of trace data for P25 Phase 1 modes, returning header information and parameter values.
Modifies default units for related parameters, affecting both commands and responses.
Relates to device-specific parameters for P25 Phase 1, such as application self-test and averaging count.
Stops current measurement activities on the instrument by restarting sweeps or measurements.
Prepares the instrument for selected measurements, disabling others and activating the specified one.
Modifies the display of data for the user, affecting trace selection and scale settings.
Returns the most recent measurement data for P25 Phase 2 modes, including coverage and signal analyzer results.
Specifies the format for returned data, supporting ASCII, Integer, and Real formats.
Controls measurement triggering, allowing for continuous or single sweep operation.
Takes the instrument from its current state, enables measurement, and returns results upon completion.
Manages instrument setup and data storage, enabling recall and storage of setups and traces.
Combines ABORT, INITiate, and FETCH commands to perform measurements and return results.
Controls the internal signal source, managing power level offsets and signal generator patterns.
Handles transfer of trace data for P25 Phase 2 modes, returning header information and parameter values.
Modifies default units for related parameters, affecting both commands and responses.
Relates to device-specific parameters for P25 Phase 2, such as application self-test and averaging count.
Stops current measurement activities on the instrument by restarting sweeps or measurements.
Prepares the instrument for selected measurements, disabling others and activating the specified one.
Modifies the display of data for the user, affecting trace selection and scale settings.
Returns the most recent measurement data for NXDN modes, including coverage and signal analyzer results.
Specifies the format for returned data, supporting ASCII, Integer, and Real formats.
Controls measurement triggering, allowing for continuous or single sweep operation.
Takes the instrument from its current state, enables measurement, and returns results upon completion.
Manages instrument setup and data storage, enabling recall and storage of setups and traces.
Combines ABORT, INITiate, and FETCH commands to perform measurements and return results.
Controls the internal signal source, managing power level offsets and signal generator patterns.
Handles transfer of trace data for NXDN modes, returning header information and parameter values.
Modifies default units for related parameters, affecting both commands and responses.
Relates to device-specific parameters for NXDN, including bandwidth and modulation type.
Stops current measurement activities on the instrument by restarting sweeps or measurements.
Prepares the instrument for selected measurements, disabling others and activating the specified one.
Modifies the display of data for the user, affecting trace selection and scale settings.
Returns the most recent measurement data for dPMR modes, including coverage and signal analyzer results.
Specifies the format for returned data, supporting ASCII, Integer, and Real formats.
Controls measurement triggering, allowing for continuous or single sweep operation.
Takes the instrument from its current state, enables measurement, and returns results upon completion.
Manages instrument setup and data storage, enabling recall and storage of setups and traces.
Combines ABORT, INITiate, and FETCH commands to perform measurements and return results.
Controls the internal signal source, managing power level offsets and signal generator patterns.
Handles transfer of trace data for dPMR modes, returning header information and parameter values.
Modifies default units for related parameters, affecting both commands and responses.
Relates to device-specific parameters for dPMR, such as application self-test and squelch level.
Stops current measurement activities on the instrument by restarting sweeps or measurements.
Prepares the instrument for selected measurements, disabling others and activating the specified one.
Modifies the display of data for the user, affecting trace selection and scale settings.
Returns the most recent measurement data for DMR 2 modes, including coverage and signal analyzer results.
Specifies the format for returned data, supporting ASCII, Integer, and Real formats.
Controls measurement triggering, allowing for continuous or single sweep operation.
Takes the instrument from its current state, enables measurement, and returns results upon completion.
Manages instrument setup and data storage, enabling recall and storage of setups and traces.
Combines ABORT, INITiate, and FETCH commands to perform measurements and return results.
Controls the internal signal source, managing power level offsets and signal generator patterns.
Handles transfer of trace data for DMR 2 modes, returning header information and parameter values.
Modifies default units for related parameters, affecting both commands and responses.
Relates to device-specific parameters for DMR 2, such as application self-test and squelch level.
Stops current measurement activities on the instrument by restarting sweeps or measurements.
Prepares the instrument for selected measurements, disabling others and activating the specified one.
Modifies the display of data for the user, affecting trace selection and scale settings.
Returns the most recent measurement data for PTC modes, including coverage and signal analyzer results.
Specifies the format for returned data, supporting ASCII, Integer, and Real formats.
Controls measurement triggering, allowing for continuous or single sweep operation.
Takes the instrument from its current state, enables measurement, and returns results upon completion.
Manages instrument setup and data storage, enabling recall and storage of setups and traces.
Combines ABORT, INITiate, and FETCH commands to perform measurements and return results.
Controls the internal signal source, managing power level offsets and signal generator patterns.
Handles transfer of trace data for PTC modes, returning header information and parameter values.
Modifies default units for related parameters, affecting both commands and responses.
Relates to device-specific parameters for PTC, such as application self-test and modulation type.
Stops current measurement activities on the instrument by restarting sweeps or measurements.
Prepares the instrument for selected measurements, disabling others and activating the specified one.
Modifies the display of data for the user, affecting trace mapping types and scale.
Returns the most recent measurement data for NBFM modes, including coverage and SINAD.
Specifies the format for returned data, supporting ASCII, Integer, and Real formats.
Controls measurement triggering, allowing for continuous or single sweep operation.
Takes the instrument from its current state, enables measurement, and returns results upon completion.
Manages instrument setup and data storage, enabling recall and storage of setups and traces.
Combines ABORT, INITiate, and FETCH commands to perform measurements and return results.
Controls the internal signal source, managing power level offsets and signal generator patterns.
Handles transfer of trace data for NBFM modes, returning header information and parameter values.
Modifies default units for related parameters, affecting both commands and responses.
Relates to device-specific parameters for NBFM, including bandwidth and squelch level.
Stops current measurement activities on the instrument by restarting sweeps or measurements.
Prepares the instrument for selected measurements, disabling others and activating the specified one.
Modifies the display of data for the user, affecting trace selection and scale settings.
Returns the most recent measurement data for TETRA modes, including coverage and signal analyzer results.
Specifies the format for returned data, supporting ASCII, Integer, and Real formats.
Controls measurement triggering, allowing for continuous or single sweep operation.
Takes the instrument from its current state, enables measurement, and returns results upon completion.
Manages instrument setup and data storage, enabling recall and storage of setups and traces.
Combines ABORT, INITiate, and FETCH commands to perform measurements and return results.
Controls the internal signal source, managing power level offsets and signal generator patterns.
Handles transfer of trace data for TETRA modes, returning header information and parameter values.
Modifies default units for related parameters, affecting both commands and responses.
Relates to device-specific parameters for TETRA, such as application self-test and frequency settings.
Processes data collected via the SENSE subsystem, including marker operations.
Modifies the display of data for the user, affecting scale and power offset settings.
Determines the formatting of numeric data when transferred, supporting ASCII, Integer, and Real formats.
Controls measurement triggering, allowing for continuous or single sweep operation.
Manages instrument setup and data storage, enabling recall and storage of setups and traces.
Handles transfer of trace data to and from the instrument, including ASCII header specification.
Relates to device-specific parameters for AM/FM/PM, such as demodulation mode and IF bandwidth.
Provides a C/C++ example code snippet for querying instrument identification via VISA.
Provides a Visual Basic example subroutine for querying instrument identification via VISA.
General information about the programming manual, including its scope and purpose.
Details SCPI programming concepts, command structure, syntax, and conventions.
Lists commands applicable to all instrument modes, including GPS, instrument selection, and memory management.
Covers commands specific to Spectrum Analyzer mode, such as abort, calculate, configure, and display operations.
Details commands for Vector Network Analyzer (VNA) mode, including calculate, display, format, and source subsystems.
Describes commands for Vector Voltmeter mode, covering fetch, memory, and trace subsystems.
Lists commands specific to Fixed WiMAX measurements, including configure, display, fetch, and format subsystems.
Details commands for Mobile WiMAX measurements, covering abort, configure, display, fetch, and format subsystems.
Encompasses commands for LTE measurements, including calculate, configure, display, fetch, and format subsystems.
Covers commands for P25 Phase 1 measurements, including abort, configure, display, fetch, and format subsystems.
Details commands for P25 Phase 2 measurements, including configure, display, fetch, and format subsystems.
Lists commands specific to NXDN measurements, including abort, configure, display, fetch, and format subsystems.
Encompasses commands for dPMR measurements, including abort, configure, display, fetch, and format subsystems.
Details commands for DMR 2 measurements, including abort, configure, display, fetch, and format subsystems.
Covers commands specific to PTC measurements, including abort, configure, display, fetch, and format subsystems.
Lists commands for NBFM measurements, including abort, configure, display, fetch, and format subsystems.
Details commands for TETRA measurements, including abort, configure, display, fetch, and format subsystems.
Encompasses commands for AM/FM/PM measurements, including calculate, display, format, and initiate subsystems.
