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Maintenance, storage and disposal
R&S
®
NRPxxP
144
User Manual 1
179.5760.02 ─ 02
Rohde
&
Schwarz has developed a disposal concept for the eco-friendly disposal or
recycling of waste material. As a manufacturer
, Rohde
&
Schwarz completely fulfills its
obligation to take back and dispose of electrical and electronic waste. Contact your
local service representative to dispose of the product.
Disposal
143
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Safety and Regulatory Information
7
Safety Instructions
7
Labels on the Product
8
Warning Messages in the Documentation
8
Basic Safety Instructions
9
Documentation Overview
9
Getting Started Manual
9
Instrument Security Procedures
9
Tutorials
9
User Manuals
9
Welcome
9
Application Notes, Application Cards, White Papers, Etc
10
Data Sheets and Brochures
10
Key Features
10
Release Notes and Open Source Acknowledgment (OSA)
10
Choosing the Operating Site
11
Preparing for Use
11
Unpacking and Checking
11
Connecting to a DUT
12
Considerations for Test Setup
12
Connecting a Cable to the Host Interface
13
Powering the Power Sensor
13
Computer
14
Connecting to a Controlling Host
14
Base Unit
17
Power Sensor Tour
18
RF Connector
18
Host Interface
19
Status Information
19
Trigger I/O Connector
19
Operating Concepts
20
R&S NRP Toolkit
20
System Requirements
20
Versions and Downloads
20
R&S NRP Toolkit for Windows
21
Remote Control
22
R&S Nrpv
23
R&S Power Viewer
24
R&S Nrx
26
Firmware Update
28
Preparing the Update
28
Updating the Firmware
28
Using the Firmware Update for NRP Family Program
28
Using Remote Control
30
Important Difference
32
Prerequisites
32
Replacing an R&S NRP-Zxx with an R&Snrpxxp
32
Conventions Used in SCPI Command Descriptions
33
Remote Control Commands
33
Notations
34
Common Commands
35
Ese
36
Esr
36
Idn
36
Ist
36
Opc
36
Opt
37
Pre
37
Rcl
37
Rst
37
Sav
37
Sre
38
Stb
38
Trg
38
Tst
38
Wai
38
Preparing for the Measurement
39
Selecting a Measurement Mode
39
Configuring the Measured Values
40
Chapter 8 Controlling the Measurement
41
Starting and Ending a Measurement
41
Triggering
42
Controlling the Measurement Results
45
Interplay of the Controlling Mechanisms
46
Configuring the Trigger
50
Trigger:atrigger:delay
50
Trigger:atrigger:executed
50
Trigger:atrigger[:State]
50
Trigger:count
51
Trigger:delay
51
Trigger:dtime
51
Trigger:external<2
52
Trigger:holdoff
52
Trigger:hysteresis
52
Trigger:immediate
52
Trigger:level
53
Trigger:level:unit
53
Trigger:sender:port
53
Trigger:sender:state
54
Trigger:slope
54
Trigger:source
54
Configuring the Measurement Modes
55
Continuous Average Measurement
55
Trigger:sync:state
55
Burst Average Measurement
58
Timeslot Measurement
59
Trace Measurement
61
Usage
63
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:average:count
63
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:average:tcontrol
63
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:average[:State]
64
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:fft:window
64
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:mpwidth
65
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:offset:time
65
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:points
65
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:points:fpga
65
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:time
65
Pulse Analysis Measurement
66
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:time:fpga
66
Statistics Measurement
70
Configuring Auto Averaging
74
Configuring Basic Measurement Parameters
74
Setting the Frequency
77
Excluding Intervals
78
Configuring Corrections
79
Duty Cycle Corrections
79
Sense<Sensor>:Correction:dcycle
79
Sense<Sensor>:Correction:dcycle:state
79
Offset Corrections
80
S-Parameter Correction
80
S-Gamma Corrections
81
Using the S-Parameters Program
83
Menu Bar/File
84
File
84
Menu Bar
84
Device
85
Options
85
Remote
85
Sensor
85
Show Cal. Data
85
User Data
85
Global Flags
86
S-Parameter Correction on by Default
86
S-Parameter Correction State Locked
86
S-Parameter Device Locked
86
Device Table
87
Use Flags in Factory Cal. Data Set
87
Configuring Measurement Results
93
Setting the Power Unit
93
Setting the Result Format
94
Continuous Average Measurement Results
95
Querying Measurement Results
95
Burst Average Measurement Results
96
Timeslot Measurement Results
96
Trace Measurement Results
96
Pulse Analysis Measurement Results
99
Usage
103
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:measurement:power:hreference
104
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:measurement:power:lreference
104
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:measurement:power:max
104
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:measurement:power:min
104
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:measurement:power:pulse:base
104
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:measurement:power:pulse:droop
105
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:measurement:power:pulse:top
105
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:measurement:power:reference
105
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:measurement:transition:negative:overshoot
105
Sense<Sensor>:Trace:measurement:transition:positive:overshoot
105
Statistics Measurement Results
106
Calibrating, Zeroing
107
Testing
109
Configuring the System
110
Configuring General Functions
110
System:dfprint<Channel
110
System:error:all
111
System:error:code:all
111
System:error:code[:Next]
111
System:error:count
111
System:error[:Next]
112
System:fwupdate
112
System:fwupdate:status
112
System:help:headers
113
System:info
113
System:initialize
113
System:language
113
System:led:color
114
System:led:mode
114
System:minpower
114
System:parameters
115
System:parameters:delta
115
System:preset
115
System:reboot
115
System:restart
116
System:rutime
116
System:serror
116
System:sutime
116
System:tlevels
116
System:transaction:begin
116
Using the Status Register
117
System:transaction:end
117
System:version
117
System[:Sensor]:Name
117
General Status Register Commands
118
Reading the Condition Part
118
Reading the Event Part
118
Controlling the Enable Part
119
Controlling the Negative Transition Part
119
Controlling the Positive Transition Part
119
Performing a Buffered Continuous Average Measurement
120
Performing Measurement Tasks - Programming Examples
120
Performing the Simplest Measurement
120
Performing Trace Measurements
122
Trace Measurement with Synchronization to Measurement Complete
123
Remote Control Basics
125
Remote Control Interfaces and Protocols
125
USB Interface
125
Overview
126
Status Reporting System
126
Device Status Register
128
Questionable Status Register
130
Standard Event Status and Enable Register (ESR, ESE)
132
Operation Status Register
133
Displaying Status Information
139
Performing a Selftest
139
Problems During a Firmware Update
139
Troubleshooting
139
Contacting Customer Support
140
Transporting
141
Maintenance, Storage and Disposal
142
Regular Checks
142
Cleaning
143
Disposal
143
Storage
143
List of Commands
145
Index
150
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Language
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