R&S FSV3007 - Emulating Other Instruments Commands; Setting up Instrument Emulation

Remote Commands
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FSV3000
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ON | 1
Writes all remote commands that have been sent to a file.
The destination is C:\R_S\INSTR\\ScpiLogging\
ScpiLog.<no.>.
where <no.> is a sequential number
A new log file is started each time logging was stopped and is
restarted.
OFF | 0
*RST: 0
Manual operation: See "I/O Logging" on page 701
SYSTem:REBoot
This command reboots the instrument, including the operating system.
SYSTem:SHUTdown
This command shuts down the instrument.
14.13 Emulating Other Instruments' Commands
The R&S FSV/A analyzer family supports a subset of the GPIB commands of several
HP and PSA instruments.
For details see Chapter 13.2, "GPIB Languages", on page 683.
● Setting up Instrument Emulation......................................................................... 1157
● Reference: GPIB Commands of Emulated HP Models.......................................1160
● Reference: Command Set of Emulated PSA Models..........................................1189
● Reference: Command Set of Emulated PXA Models..........................................1193
14.13.1 Setting up Instrument Emulation
The following commands are required to set up the use of commands to emulate other
instruments.
Useful commands for emulating other instruments described elsewhere:
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SYSTem:REVision:FACTory on page 1126
Remote commands exclusive to emulating other instruments:
SYSTem:HPCoupling....................................................................................................1158
SYSTem:IFGain:MODE.................................................................................................1158
SYSTem:HPADditional..................................................................................................1158
SYSTem:LANGuage.....................................................................................................1159
SYSTem:PREamp........................................................................................................ 1159
Emulating Other Instruments' Commands