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Range
Range 30dBm (Power Meter)
RNG 4 --- --- Note 3
Range 10dBm (Power Meter)
RNG 4 --- ---
Range 40dBm (Power Meter)
RNG 5 --- --- Note 3
Range 20dBm (Power Meter)
RNG 5 --- ---
BS Output BS Output Power Cal OLVLCAL --- ---
Power Cal
Zero Set Zero Set (Power Meter) ZEROSET --- ---
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Result Power DBM ---
POWER? DBM
[dBm/0.01 dBm]
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WATT ---
POWER? WATT
[W/(Note 1)]
DB --- POWER? DB
[dB/0.01 dB]
TX Power (IF Level) --- TXPWR?
[dBm/0.01dBm, Note1: Depends on
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W/(Note 1)]
the selected unit.
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DBM ---
TXPWR? DBM
[dBm/0.01 dBm]
WATT ---
TXPWR? WATT
[W/(Note 1)]
Note:
(Power Meter)” in the Function column on the above table indicates the com-
mand which becomes valid only when the Power Meter is selected for the
Power Measure Method.
“(IF Level)” in the Function column on the above table indicates the command
which becomes valid only when the IF Level is selected for the Power Measure
Method.
Note 1: Denoted by 4 effective digits such as X.XXX E± XX [W]
Note 2: This function becomes valid only when the Power Control Bit Pattern
is selected to Alternate.
Note 3: The upper line is the command for the RF Input/Output of “Main” or
Main-in/AUX-out”.
The lower line is the command for the RF Input/Output of “AUX” or
Main-out/AUX-in”.
Note 4: This command is used to reduce measurement time.
RemarksQuery Msg
Intermediate
class
Function Program Msg
Response
Msg
Function details
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