Remote control 7-5
?CFA This query command #?CFA* sends back a string in the format CFA=n,(LABEL)
where n is the ID of the conversion factor as shown in 7010 menu and LABEL is
its temporary name as it was last labelled. If No conversion factor is active the reply
is:
CFA= NONE
Example of reply: CFA=1,(PROBE) means that conversion factor 1 is active and it
was last named as PROBE
?CRA This query command #?CRA* sends back a string telling whether RMS-AVG
detector is available.
Reply is:
• CRA=N/A if RMS-AVG detector is NOT available
• CRA=OK if RMS-AVG detector is available
?DET This query command #?DET* sends back a string reporting the six detector for
manual mode. Unit is fixed dBµV. Each value is separated by a semicolon. The
order is Peak; Qpeak; RMS;AVG;C-RMS:C-AVG
In case Qpeak is not available (RBW other than 9kHz [only for Band B] ,120kHz)
Qpeak field is replaced by the string “----“.
In case C-RMS or C-AVG is not available (RBW other than 9kHz,120kHz)
respective field is replaced by the string “----“.
An additional string “OVER;” is appended at the end whenever an over range
condition occurred
Example of reply: DET=23.22;17.09;16.23;11.36,16.01,15.50;
(which means Peak=23.22; Qpeak=17.09; RMS=16.23;AVG=11.36;C-
RMS=16.01;C-Avg=15.50
Example of reply (No Cispr filter selected, over range shown):
DET=17.20;-----;11.98;9.57;-----;-----;OVER;
?DMD This query command #?DMD * sends back a string expressing the status of
demodulator. The reply is either:
• DMD=Off (The Demodulator is OFF)
• DMD =AM (The Demodulator is On and demodulating AM )
• DMD =FM (The Demodulator is On and demodulating FM )
?DMV This query command #?DMV * sends back a string expressing the volume of
demodulator. The reply is made of the string “DMV=” followed by the magnitude of
volume ranging from 0 to 100
• DMV=50 (The Demodulator Volume is 50)
?FPGA This query command #?FPGA* sends back a string containing information about
version of FPGA.
Note that two <LF> are appended to the string before the terminator
Example of reply: FPGA=0x14<LF><LF>
?IDN This query command #?IDN* sends back a string containing information about
model, release and date of firmware.
Note that two <LF> are appended to the string before the terminator
Example of reply: IDN=7010/03-FW - 1.09 11/06/14<LF><LF>
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