Rohde & Schwarz SMBV100A - CONTROL LENGTH: Controllength

Remote Control Commands
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SMBV100A
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Example:
{TYPE:SMU-WV, 837236424}
{COPYRIGHT:2003 Rohde&Schwarz SMU}
{DATE:2012-07-11;14:38:01}
{SAMPLES:80000}
{CLOCK:8666666.666666666}
{VECTOR MAX:1.000000038569158}
{LEVEL OFFS:3.333553817875577e-07,0}
{MARKER LIST 1:0:1;1:0;1249:0}
{MARKER LIST 2:0:1;1:0;1249:0}
{MARKER LIST 3:0:1;1:0;1249:0}
{MARKER LIST 4:0:1;1:0;1249:0}
{EMPTYTAG-15947:# ...}
{WAVEFORM-320017:#IQIQIQ...}
The example waveform file contains 436 (0x1b4) bytes before
the # sign in the EMPTYTAG; the hex address of the # sign is
0x1b5. The {WAVEFORM} starts at 0x4000. The EMPTYTAG con-
tains 15946 blanks and has a length of (15946+1) bytes.
Usage:
Setting only
{CONTROL LENGTH: ControlLength}
(optional / recommended for marker and control lists)
The tag specifies the length of all control or marker list in ASCII format.
The control length influences the way the marker and control lists are processed, in
particular the way traces are repeated; see Figure 7-1.
Figure 7-1: Example: Processing of MARKER TRACE if CONTROL LENGHT is specified
If the CONTROL LENGTH tag is not used, the marker and control list length are deter-
mined by the last position, that is the last {Pos:State} couple, defined in the particular
[TRACE] LIST tag; see Figure 7-2.
Figure 7-2: Example: Processing of MARKER TRACE if CONTROL LENGHT is not used
Waveform and List Format