Rohde & Schwarz SMB100A - Diagnostic Subsystem

Remote Control Commands
R&S
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SMB100A
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[:SOURce]:CALibration:STEReo:ANALog[:MEAS]?
The command starts all adjustments which affect the analog channels of the stereo coder
option.
Return values:
<Meas> 0 | 1
Example:
CAL:STER:ANAL?
starts the adjustments for analog channels of the stereo coder.
Response: 0
the adjustments have been performed successfully.
Usage: Query only
Options: R&S SMB-B5
Manual operation: See "Adjust Stereo Coder" on page 83
7.4
DIAGnostic Subsystem
The DIAGnostic system contains the commands used for instrument diagnosis and
servicing. SCPI does not define any DIAGnostic commands; the commands listed here
are all Device-specific. All DIAGnostic commands are query commands which are not
influenced by *RST.
:DIAGnostic<hw>:BGINfo?..............................................................................................252
:DIAGnostic<hw>:BGINfo:CATalog?................................................................................253
:DIAGnostic:INFO:OTIMe?..............................................................................................253
:DIAGnostic:INFO:POCount?..........................................................................................253
:DIAGnostic<hw>:BGINfo?
The command checks the modules available in the instrument using the variant and revi-
sion state.
If the command is sent without parameters being specified, a complete list of all modules
is returned (the various entries are separated by commas). The length of the list is variable
and depends on the instrument equipment configuration.
If the command is sent with parameters, a list of the specified modules is returned (the
various entries are separated by commas). A list of modules names can be called up
using the command :DIAGnostic<hw>:BGINfo:CATalog? on page 253.
Return values:
<BgInfo> < Module name> <Module stock number incl. variant> <Module
revision> <Module serial number>
Each entry for one module consists of four parts which are sepa-
rated by space characters.
DIAGnostic Subsystem