Remote Control - Commands
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NRP2
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Power
CALC:STAT:MARK:HOR:DATA?
CALC:STAT:MARK:VERT:POS:Y
Density/Distribution
CALC:STAT:MARK:HOR:POS:X:POW
CALC:STAT:MARK:VERT:DATA:POW?
Fig. 6-7: Meaning of the marker commands for the Statistics mode
Usage: Query only
CALCulate<[1]..4>:STATistics:POWer:AVG:DATA?
Returns the average value of the power in the time window of a statistics measurement.
The time window is defined with the sensor commands SENS:STAT:TIME,
SENS:STAT:OFFS, SENS:STAT:MID:TIME and SENS:STAT:MID:OFFS:TIME.
Units: DBM | W | DBUV
Usage:
Query only
6.6 CALibration
Suffix [1]..4 denotes the four sensors. Calibration can be performed for only one of
the sensors using header CALibration<[1]..4>:... or for all sensors using header
CALibration:ALL:....
CALibration<[1]..4>:DATA...............................................................................................235
CALibration<[1]..4>:ZERO:AUTO.....................................................................................235
CALibration:ALL:ZERO:AUTO.........................................................................................235
CALibration<[1]..4>:ECONtrol:STATe...............................................................................236
CALibration<[1]..4>:RCALibration:STATe.........................................................................236
CALibration<[1]..4>:RCFactor..........................................................................................236
CALibration<[1]..4>:TEST?.............................................................................................236
CALibration<[1]..4>:TEST:DEViation?..............................................................................236
CALibration<[1]..4>:TEST:REVerence?............................................................................236
CALibration<[1]..4>:ZERO:FAST:AUTO...........................................................................236
CALibration:ALL:ZERO:FAST:AUTO................................................................................236
CALibration