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ZVT Command Reference
SCPI Command Reference
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After a CLEar [ALL] or after the last restricted group has been dissolved, only group 1 exists and
is unrestricted (i.e. consists of all available ports)
Port group number. If unspecified the numeric suffix is set to 1.
Range according to the current port groups (SOURce<Ch>:GROup<group_no>). If
an unassigned port group number is used, the analyzer generates an error
message. Exception: Parameter ALL, see below. [–]
If ALL is specified, all port groups except group 1 are dissolved and all available
ports are assigned to port group 1; the <group_no> suffix is ignored. If ALL is
omitted, only the specified port group is dissolved.
Device-specific, no query
See SOURce<Ch>:GROup<group_no>.
SOURce<Ch>:GROup<group_no>:COUNt?
Queries the number of port groups in channel no. <Ch>.
Port group number. This suffix is ignored, because the command returns the
number of all port groups.
Port groups must contain at least one logical port and must not overlap, so the
maximum number of port groups for an n-port analyzer is n. [–]
Note: Port group no 1 is always present and can not be dissolved. After a *RST or
after SOURce<Ch>:GROup<group_no>:CLEar ALL, port group no. 1 contains
all ports of the analyzer.
Device-specific, query only
See SOURce<Ch>:GROup<group_no>
SOURce<Ch>:GROup<group_no>:PORTs <log_port1>{,<log_port2> ...}
Defines a port group containing an arbitrary selection of logical ports. The ports do not have to be
numbered continuously (as for port groups defined via SOURce<Ch>:GROup<group_no>
<log_port1>,<log_port2>).
It is not possible to create more than one port group with arbitrary ports. To avoid errors, use the
setting command only while the channel contains a single port group (e.g. after a *RST). You can use
SOURce<Ch>:GROup<group_no>:PORTs? to query the ports for a port group created via
SOURce<Ch>:GROup<group_no>.