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Remote command:
SYSTem:COMMunicate:GPIB[:SELF]:ADDRess
SYSTem:COMMunicate:GPIB[:SELF]:DCLear:SUPPress
Remote Language
Selects the syntax of the R&S ZNB/ZNBT's instrument control commands.
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The DEFAULT language corresponds to the commands reported in this documen-
tation; see Chapter 8.3, "SCPI Command Reference", on page 779.
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The ZVABT language ensures compatibility with network analyzers of the R&S
ZVA/B/T family. E.g., compared to the DEFAULT language, the command set does
not include INITiate:CONTinuous:ALL and INITiate[:IMMediate]:ALL.
The function of INITiate:CONTinuous and
INITiate[:IMMediate][:DUMMy] is modified; refer to the remote control docu-
mentation in Chapter 8.3.8, "INITiate Commands", on page 1056.
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The ZVR language ensures compatibility with network analyzers of the R&S ZVR
family. See also Chapter 8.4, "R&S ZVR/ZVABT Compatible Commands",
on page 1353.
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PNA, ENA, HP8510, HP8720, HP8753 ... denote command sets for network ana-
lyzers from other instruments or manufacturers.
Note: Remote languages other than DEFAULT are intended for remote control of the
analyzer. A mixed approach, with part of the instrument configuration defined via the
GUI, is possible but can cause unexpected results in some instances.
Remote command:
SYSTem:LANGuage
Define *IDN + *OPT...
Defines a format for the ID string and the option string of the analyzer. The default
strings are automatically adjusted to the selected "Remote Language". The strings can
be queried via *IDN? and *OPT?, respectively.
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If the DEFAULT language is activated, the factory ID string
Rohde&Schwarz,ZNB<Max. Freq>-<Ports>Port,<Order and Serial No>,<FW_Ver-
sion> (e.g. Rohde-Schwarz,ZNB8-2Port,131160104212345,1.10.05) is set. The
option string is a comma-separated list of all installed software and hardware
options. The bit order for transferred binary data is swapped (FORMat:BORDer
SWAPped).
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If the PNA language is activated, Agilent-compatible ID and option strings are set.
The bit order for transferred binary data is normal.
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If one of the "HP xxxx" languages is activated, "HP xxxx"-compatible ID and option
strings are set. Binary data is transferred in a device-specific bit order, however,
the bit order can be changed using "HP xxxx"-specific commands.
The ID and option strings can be changed or reset to the R&S factory ID string.
Setup Softtool