Keysight N9041B - 6.5.7.11 Set Data (Remote Command Only); 6.5.8 Apply Corrections

6 Input/Output
6.5 Corrections
6.5.7.11 Set Data (Remote Command Only)
Lets you set the magnitude part of a complex correction’s data via a SCPI command.
This is provided for compatibility with the similar command for standard corrections,
to allow you to use Complex Corrections as an extension to standard corrections.
Sending this command sets the phase part of the selected correction to 0 for all
points.
The command takes an ASCII series of alternating frequency and amplitude points,
each value separated by commas.
The values sent in the command will totally replace all existing correction points in
the specified set.
A Complex Correction array can contain 30000 points maximum.
Remote
Command
[:SENSe]:CCORrection:CSET:DATA <freq>, <ampl>, ...
[:SENSe]:CCORrection:DATA?
Example Firstly, select correction 4:
:CCOR:CSET:SEL 4
This defines two correction points at (10MHz, -1.0dB) and (20MHz, 1.0dB) for correction set 4:
:CCOR:CSET:DATA 10000000,-1.0,20000000,1.0
Preset Empty after Restore Input/Output Defaults. Survives a shutdown or restart of instrument application
(including a power cycle)
State Saved Saved in instrument state
Min/Max
Min Max
Freq 0 Hz 1 THz
Amptd -1000 dBm +1000 dBm
6.5.8 Apply Corrections
When you turn on Apply Corrections, all of the Corrections that are turned On are
applied to the measured data. When you turn off Apply Corrections, no Corrections
are applied, even if they are turned On.
With this switch you can turn the entire Corrections system on and off without
affecting the settings of any individual Corrections. Turning Apply Corrections On
and Off has no effect on the On/Off switches under the individual Corrections.
Spectrum Analyzer Mode User's &Programmer's Reference 2437