Remote Control Commands
R&S
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SGS100A
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The local state is set with the INIT command. Switching off the local state enhances
the measurement performance. Measurements results can be retrieved in local state
on or off.
Sensor parameters are set with the SENSe commands.
To start the measurement and retrieve the result, use the :READ<ch>[:POWer]?
command.
Suffix Value range Description
SENSe<ch>
[1] to 4 Indicates the sensor
Use the :SLISt commands to change the sensor mapping
READ<ch>
[1] to 4 Sensor assignment
INIate<hw>
[1] to 4 Sensor assignment
ELEMent<ch>
[1] to 25 Sensor mapping list
Programming examples
Example: Detecting and assigning a power sensor
SLISt:LIST?
// Response: "NRP33SN-V-900007-USB Legacy","NRP-Z211-900001-USB Legacy"
// list of automatically detected sensors
SLISt:SCAN:STATe 1
// searches for sensors connected in the LAN or via the USBTMC protocol
SLISt:LIST?
// Response:
// "NRP33SN-V-900007-USB Legacy","NRP-Z211-900001-USB Legacy",
// "NRP33SN-V-900005-USBTMC","NRP33SN-V-900011-LAN"
// list of automatically detected sensors
// the list can contain more entries
SLISt:ELEMent3:MAPPing SENS1
// maps the third sensor from the list to the first sensor channel
SLISt:SENSor:MAP "NRPS18S-100654-USB Legacy", SENS3
// maps the sensor directly to channel 3
Example: Performing a simple power measurement
Prerequisite: The sensor is connected to the instrument and mapped to the first sensor
channel.
:INITiate1:CONTinuous ON
//Switches the continous power measurement on
:READ1?
// Triggers the measurement and displays the results
SENSe, READ, INITiate and SLISt Subsystems
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