Annexes
R&S
®
CMW500
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7.2.1 Segmentation, Addressing and Resource Management
The R&S CMU and the R&S CMW500 both use a modular concept, with the instrument
functions grouped together in various "function groups" or "firmware applications". The
chief difference between the instruments is that R&S CMW500 does not use secondary
addressing.
Task R&S CMU 200 command
R&S CMW500 command R&S CMW500 upgrade hints
Select sub-instrument n/a n/a (separate remote channel per-
sub-instrument)
Sub-instruments divide the instru-
ment into independent entities
with their own hardware and soft-
ware resources
Select function group/
FWA
SYSTem:REMote:ADDRess:
SECondary <Addr>, <FGrp>
*SEC <Addr>
e.g.
SOURce:<Application>:
GENerator<i>:STATe
ON|OFF
<Application> mnemonic in
each command identifies the gen-
erator type; no need for secondary
addressing.
Activate multiple tasks
of the same type
n/a e.g.
SOURce:<Application>:
GENerator<i>:STATe ON
<i> suffix distinguishes between
several tasks of the same type.
Task priority manage-
ment
SYSTem:REMote:
TPManagement ON | OFF
n/a The dynamic behavior of the
R&S CMW500 is optimized for
handling multiple tasks simultane-
ously. See Resource and Path
Management
7.2.2 RF Path Settings
The following settings control the routing of input and output signals, the correction of the
generator level or input power, the RF analyzer and the trigger system. The
R&S CMW500 provides more flexibility for connection control settings.
Task R&S CMU 200 command
R&S CMW500 command R&S CMW500 upgrade hints
Select input/output
connector
INPut[:STATe]
OUTPut[:STATe]
ROUTe:<Application>:
MEASurement<i>:
RFSettings:CONNector
ROUTe:<Application>:
GENerator<i>:RFSettings:
CONNector
Independent settings for each
firmware application.
Define external attenu-
ation
[SENSe:]CORRection:LOSS:
INPut<nr>[:MAGNitude]
SOURce:CORRection:LOSS:
OUTPut<nr>[:TX][:
MAGNitude]
SOURce:<Application>:
GENerator<i>:RFSettings:
EATTenuation
CONFigure:<Application>:
MEASurement<i>:
<Context>:RFSettings:
EATTenuation
Independent settings for each
firmware application.
Comparison with R&S CMU