4 Input/Output Functions
Input/Output
Remote Correction Data Set Commands
This section describes the remote (SCPI) commands used to put values into correction sets. See the
correction / table editor section of the Input/Output section for the information on front panel entry of
correction data.
"Set (Replace) Data (Remote Command Only)" on page 194
"Merge Correction Data (Remote Command Only)" on page 194
Set (Replace) Data (Remote Command Only)
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.
An Ampcor array can contain 2000 points maximum.
Remote Command
[:
SEN
Se
]:C
OR
Rec
ti
on:
CS
ET[
1]
|2|
..
.|8
:DA
TA
<
fre
q>
,
<am
pl>
,
.
.
.
[:SENSe]:CORRection:CSET[1]|2|...|8:DATA?
Example CORR:CSET1:DATA 10000000, –1.0, 20000000, 1.0
This defines two correction points at (10MHz, –1.0dB) and (20MHz, 1.0dB) for correction set 1.
Preset Empty after Restore Input/Output Defaults. Survives a shutdown or restart of analyzer application
(including a power cycle).
State Saved Saved in instrument state.
Min Freq: 0 Hz
Amptd: –1000 dBm
Max Freq: 1 THz
Amptd: +1000 dBm
Initial S/W Revision A.02.00
Modified at S/W Revision A.14.00
Merge Correction Data (Remote Command Only)
The command takes an ASCII series of alternating frequency and amplitude points, each value separated
by commas. The difference between this command and Set Data is that this merges new correction points
into an existing set.
Any new point with the same frequency as an existing correction point will replace the existing point’s
amplitude with that of the new point.
An Ampcor array can contain 2000 total points, maximum.
Remote Command
[:
SEN
Se
]:C
OR
Rec
ti
on:
CS
ET[
1]
|2|
..
.|8
:DA
TA
:ME
RG
e
<fr
eq
>,
<a
mpl
>,
..
.
Example CORR:CSET1:DATA:MERGE 15000000, –5.0, 25000000, 5.0
This adds two correction points at (15MHz, –5.0dB) and (25MHz, 5.0dB) to whatever values
already exist in correction set 1.
194 EMI Receiver Mode Reference
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