Rohde & Schwarz SMW200A - Page 688

General Instrument Functions
R&S
®
SMW200A
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"Baseband Sync Out/Baseband Sync In"
Option: R&S SMW-B9
Signals available in enabled master-slave mode.
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"Baseband Sync Out"
One or more outputs of a dedicated synchronization (and trigger)
signal, that has to be fed into the slave instruments.
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"Baseband Sync In"
In the slave instruments, at most one input for the synchronization
(and trigger) signal.
Can be assigned to any global connector.
See also Chapter 9.3.1, "Connecting Multiple Instruments in Master-
Slave Mode", on page 608.
"Manual Trigger"
Output of a short pulse signal that can serve as a common external
trigger signal for triggering of several R&S SMW.
See Example "Triggering several R&S SMW instruments simultane-
ously" on page 614.
"None"
No signal is assigned to the connector.
Remote command:
[:SOURce]:INPut:USER<ch>:SIGNal on page 860
:OUTPut:USER<ch>:SIGNal on page 861
Execute Trigger
If "User 6 > Direction = Output" and "Signal = Manual Trigger", generates a short pulse
signal and outputs it at the USER 6 connector.
The signal can serve as a common external trigger signal for triggering of several
R&S SMW, see Example "Triggering several R&S SMW instruments simultaneously"
on page 614.
Remote command:
:OUTPut:USER<ch>:TRIGger[:IMMediate] on page 861
Threshold USER1-3 Input
Sets the high/low threshold in volts for the signal at the USER1-3 connectors.
The input signal is defined with the parameter Signal. The same threshold applies for
all 3 connectors and any input signal.
Remote command:
[:SOURce]:INPut:USER:TRIGger:LEVel on page 862
[:SOURce]:INPut:USER:CLOCk:LEVel on page 862
Threshold USER4-6 Input/Threshold Pulse Input
Sets the high/low threshold in volts for the signal at the USER4-6 connectors.
The input signal is defined with the parameter Signal. The same threshold applies for
all 3 connectors and any input signal (e.g. external pulse modulation or trigger signal).
Remote command:
[:SOURce]:INPut:USER:PULM:LEVel on page 862
Configuring the Local and Global Connectors