Rohde & Schwarz R&S SMB100B - Page 639

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R&S
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SMB100B
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Sweep ....................................................................... 131
Trapeze high ............................................................. 103
Trapezoid rise, fall .....................................................103
Triangle rise .............................................................. 103
Shortcut to a network drives
How to .......................................................................213
Show
SCPI list .................................................................... 204
Show file content
SCPI export .............................................................. 335
Show SCPI command ..................................................... 333
Close .........................................................................333
Copy ......................................................................... 333
Signal output
LF ..............................................................................105
Signal source
Analog modulation ...................................................... 68
Single
Execute (list mode) ................................................... 141
SMB (Samba)
LAN services .............................................................256
Socket
Visa resource string .................................................. 291
Softkey bar
See Taskbar ................................................................ 49
Source
AM, FM, ΦM ............................................................... 74
Analog modulation ...................................................... 68
Impedance ................................................................ 107
LF output ...........................................................106, 109
Power sensors .......................................................... 177
Pulse modulation ........................................................ 72
Reference oscillator .................................................. 186
Sweep trigger ............................................................130
Source subsystem
Remote control commands ....................................... 411
Spacing
Frequency sweep ............................................. 133, 135
RF frequency / level sweep .............................. 133, 135
RF level sweep ......................................................... 137
Span
Frequency sweep ..................................................... 135
SRE ................................................................................. 277
SRE (service request enable register) ............................ 280
SRQ ................................................................................ 609
SRQ (service request) .............................................280, 282
SSH
LAN services .............................................................256
Standby ............................................................................. 36
Start
Frequency sweep ..................................................... 135
RF level sweep ......................................................... 137
State
Adjustment (reference oscillator) .............................. 189
AM, FM, PhiM ............................................................. 74
Automatic level control ..............................................155
LF frequency sweep ......................................... 100, 130
List mode .................................................................. 140
Power sensors .......................................................... 176
Pulse generator output ............................................... 90
Pulse modulation ........................................................ 72
RF frequency / level sweep ...................................... 130
RF frequency sweep ................................................. 129
RF level sweep ......................................................... 129
RF output .................................................................... 58
RF output protection ................................................. 153
Screen saver .............................................................229
Stereo modulation .......................................................80
UCOR ....................................................................... 160
Undo/Redo ................................................................264
Status
Queries ..................................................................... 283
Status bar
Display ........................................................................ 49
Status byte
Remote ............................................................. 352, 355
Status byte (STB) ............................................................ 280
Status information ........................................................... 241
Status register
Response format deinition ........................................ 387
Status registers ............................................................... 277
CONDition .................................................................279
ENABle ..................................................................... 279
EVENt ....................................................................... 279
Model ........................................................................ 278
NTRansition .............................................................. 279
Parts ......................................................................... 278
PTRansition .............................................................. 279
Status reporting system .................................................. 276
Application ................................................................ 282
Common commands .................................................351
Status settings
LXI ............................................................................ 307
STB ................................................................................. 277
Step
Frequency sweep ..................................................... 136
Linear (frequency sweep) ......................................... 136
Logarithmic (frequency sweep) .................................136
RF level sweep ......................................................... 137
Step count
Combined RF frequency / level sweep ..................... 137
Step width
User variation ........................................................62, 66
Stereo L/R connector ........................................................ 38
Stereo modulation ....................................................... 68, 78
Change modes ........................................................... 80
Enabling ...................................................................... 80
Frequency of LF generator signal ............................... 81
Impedance of external analog audio signal ................ 81
Maximal modulation frequency ................................... 82
MPX deviation .............................................................80
Preemphasis ............................................................... 81
Shape of LF generator signal ..................................... 81
Source of audio signal ................................................ 81
Stop
Frequency sweep ..................................................... 135
RF level sweep ......................................................... 137
Stop bits
RS232 interface ........................................................ 292
Storage ............................................................................587
Storage location
/usb/ .......................................................................... 193
/var/user .................................................................... 193
/var/volatile ................................................................193
Mass memory ........................................................... 357
Subnet mask ................................................................... 288
Subsystem
AM ............................................................................ 413
FM .............................................................................417
Keyboard .................................................................. 393
Phase ........................................................................491
PM ............................................................................ 422
Power ........................................................................491
PULM ........................................................................ 427