Line
110
denes
the
table
(array
Table(1:31,1:5) )
used
to
hold
the
list
values
.
It
contains
the
center
frequency
,
frequency
span,
number
of
points
,
power
level,
and
resolution
band
width
of
each
segment
as
follows:
Segment
Center
Frequency
Frequency
Span
Number
of
P
oints
P
ower
Level
Resolution
Band
Width
1
Table(1,1)
Table(1,2)
Table(1,3)
Table(1,4)
Table(1,5)
2
Table(2,1)
Table(2,2)
Table(2,3)
Table(2,4)
Table(2,5)
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Lines
130
to
150
call
the
subroutine
Loadlist
(line
500)
to
edit
and
as
many
segments
as
you
dened
in
line
120
(The
analyzer
can
retain
up
to
31
segments).
d
a
Segment
Center(Hz)
Stop(Hz)
Points
Power(dBm)
RBW(Hz)
1
100
20
100
0
100
2
10000
1000
300
0
300
3
1000000
1000
400
0
100
The
loop
,
lines
170
to
230,
determines
if
you
want
to
edit
the
table
and
conrms
that
the
segment
is
in
the
table
.
Set
List
T
able
250
OUTPUT
@Hp4396;"EDITLIST"
Start
to
set
the
list
table
260
OUTPUT
@Hp4396;"CLEL"
Clear
existing
limit
table
270
FOR
K=1
TO
Numb
280
OUTPUT
@Hp4396;"SADD"
Start
to
set
a
segment
290
OUTPUT
@Hp4396;"CENT
";Table(K,1)
Enter
center
frequency
300
OUTPUT
@Hp4396;"SPAN
";Table(K,2)
Enter
frequency
span
310
OUTPUT
@Hp4396;"POIN
";Table(K,3)
Enter
number
of
points
320
OUTPUT
@Hp4396;"POWE
";Table(K,4)
Enter
power
level
330
OUTPUT
@Hp4396;"BW
";Table(K,5)
Enter
resolution
band
width
340
OUTPUT
@Hp4396;"SDON"
Complete
the
segment
350
NEXT
K
360
OUTPUT
@Hp4396;"EDITDONE"
Complete
the
list
table
370
OUTPUT
@Hp4396;"SWPT
LIST"
A
ctivate
list
sweep
In
this
portion
of
the
program,
the
list
table
(edited
using
B
ASIC)
is
transferred
to
the
analyzer
.
What
are
other
commands
are
used
to
set
the
list
values?
When
setting
segment
frequencies
,
instead
of
setting
the
center/span
denition
by
using
the
CENT
parameter
/
SPAN
parameter
commands
,
you
can
dene
start/stop
frequency
by
using:
1.
STAR
parameter
/
STOP
parameter
commands
2.
MKRSTAR
/
MKRSTOP
commands
(Maker
to
start/stop)
When
setting
the
IF
band
width
(with
the
analyzer
in
network
analyzer
mode),
use
the
BW
parameter
command.
Using
the
List
Sweep
Function
9-3
