Remote Control - Commands
R&S
®
NRP2
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command, see chapter 6.4, "High-Level Measurement Commands (CONFigure, MEA-
Sure, READ and FETCh)", on page 206.
The individual commands are described in alphabetical order in the following chapters.
The high-level measurement commands are put first.
TRIGger
SENSe
OUTPut
DISPlay
SYSTem
MEMory
(CONFigure, FETCh, READ, MEASurement)
High-level measurement commands
Sensor referenced
command systems
Measured
values
Manual control
Remote control
- IEC-Bus
- Ethernet
Information flow
STATus
UNITCALCulate
Fig. 6-1: Overview of SCPI command systems and their mutual interaction
The figure above gives an overview of the SCPI command systems of the R&S NRP2.
The measured values are forwarded to the SENSe block where they are processed and
handed to the CALCulate blocks. The values from the SENSe block are not immediately
made available to the user, but only after they have been processed in the CALCulate
blocks. In the CALCulate blocks, the values of several sensors can be processed
together before they are output. High-level commands may be used to configure
SENSe and CALCulate blocks with a single command. This may considerably simplify
operation of the R&S NRP2. The frequency-dependent correction tables for the mea-
sured values are managed by the MEMory command system.
Table 6-4: Overview of command systems and their function
System Function
ABORt
Stops the current measurement
CALCulate
Processes the measured data
CALibrate
Calibrates the R&S NRP2
CONFigure
Specifies measurement settings (high-level commands)
DISPlay
Configures the reading on the R&S NRP2 display.
FETCh
Retrieves measurement results from the running measurement (high-level com-
mands)
FORMat
Sets the data format on the remote control interfaces.
INITiate
Starts measurement
MEASurement
Configures and starts a measurement (high-level commands)
MEMory
Manages frequency correction tables
OUTPut
Switches the test generator on/off and calibrates it.
Overview of SCPI Command Systems
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