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13.12 FORMat Subsystem.................................................................................................. 801
13.13 HCOPy Subsystem....................................................................................................802
13.13.1 Programming Examples..............................................................................................803
13.13.2 Hard Copy Settings..................................................................................................... 804
13.13.3 Automatic Naming.......................................................................................................805
13.14 KBOard Subsystem.................................................................................................. 808
13.15 OUTPut Subsystem...................................................................................................808
13.16 SENSe, READ, INITiate and SLISt Subsystems..................................................... 812
13.17 SCONfiguration Subsystem..................................................................................... 825
13.17.1 Multi Instrument Configuration.................................................................................... 833
13.17.2 Baseband and Fading Configuration...........................................................................834
13.17.3 I/Q Stream Mapping.................................................................................................... 840
13.17.4 External RF and I/Q Instruments.................................................................................841
13.18 SOURce Subsystem..................................................................................................856
13.18.1 Connector Settings......................................................................................................856
13.18.2 SOURce:BBIN Subsystem..........................................................................................864
13.18.3 Analog Modulation Subsystems..................................................................................870
13.18.3.1 SOURce:AM Subsystem.............................................................................................870
13.18.3.2 SOURce:FM Subsystem............................................................................................. 874
13.18.3.3 SOURce:PM Subsystem.............................................................................................877
13.18.3.4 SOURce:PULM Subsystem........................................................................................ 881
Pulse Modulation Settings...........................................................................................881
13.18.4 SOURce:BB Subsystem............................................................................................. 886
13.18.4.1 SOURce:BB Subsystem General Commands............................................................ 886
13.18.4.2 SOURce:BB:DM Subsystem.......................................................................................890
Programming Examples..............................................................................................891
General Commands.................................................................................................... 893
Save/Recall Settings................................................................................................... 897
Filter Settings.............................................................................................................. 898
Modulation and Coding Settings................................................................................. 900
Power Ramping...........................................................................................................903
Trigger Settings...........................................................................................................905
Marker Settings........................................................................................................... 910