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SCPI Command Reference

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IQS-5320

Command Description

:INITiate[1..n]:STATe?

Description

This query returns a value indicating the

scanning state.

At *RST, all acquisitions are stopped.

Syntax

:INITiate[1..n]:STATe?

Parameter(s)

None

Response Syntax

Response(s)

StartStop:

The response data syntax for <StartStop> is

defined as a <NR1 NUMERIC RESPONSE DATA>

element.

This query returns the scanning status:

1 - The scan is in progress.

0 - The scan is stopped.

Example(s)

INIT:STAT?

Summary of Contents for IQS-5320

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Page 3: ...parties that may result from its use No license is granted by implication or otherwise under any patent rights of EXFO EXFO s Commerce And Government Entities CAGE code under the North Atlantic Treaty...

Page 4: ...e Application 14 4 Setting Up Your Multi Wavelength Meter 15 Setting Power Units 16 Setting Wavelength Units 17 Displaying Interchannel Data 18 Setting the Detection Threshold 18 Selecting a Reference...

Page 5: ...usting Trace Display Resolution 70 8 Managing Traces 71 Saving a Trace 72 Recalling a Trace 73 Exporting a Trace to ASCII Format 74 Deleting a Trace 75 Clearing a Trace from the Display 76 Renaming a...

Page 6: ...y 105 General Information 105 Liability 106 Exclusions 106 Certification 106 Service and Repairs 107 EXFO Service Centers Worldwide 108 A Technical Specifications 109 B SCPI Command Reference 111 Quic...

Page 7: ...digital device Please refer to the Declaration of Conformity Independent Laboratory Testing This unit has undergone extensive testing according to the European Union Directive and Standards All pre qu...

Page 8: ...boratory Use Part 1 General Requirements EN 55022 1994 A2 1997 Limits and Methods of Measurement of Radio Disturbance Characteristics of Information Technology Equipment EN 60825 1 Ed 1 1 1998 Safety...

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Page 10: ...se wavelength division multiplexing DWDM testing challenges The IQS 5320 Multi Wavelength Meter is designed for the high precision measurements required in testing and maintaining DWDM systems The MWM...

Page 11: ...s in transmission system qualification and reliability testing The IQS 5320 Multi Wavelength Meter can also be used for characterizing and testing passive components stabilizing flatness redistributin...

Page 12: ...uses interferometry Interferometric technology allows the MWM to segment a light signal into two equal parts and to monitor the interference patterns that are created between the two signals These int...

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Page 14: ...tly followed may result in component damage Do not proceed unless you understand and meet the required conditions IMPORTANT Refers to any information regarding the operation of the product which you s...

Page 15: ...avoid prolonged exposure to light emitted from the fiber and do not stare directly at a light beam visible or not The following labels indicate that a product contains a Class 1 laser or LED light so...

Page 16: ...the bottom of the cover 2b Gently pull the top of the protective cover downwards to remove it from the unit grooves 3 Position the module so that its front panel is facing you and the top and bottom p...

Page 17: ...g 6 While applying slight pressure to the module turn the retaining screw knob located at the bottom of the panel clockwise until the knob is horizontal This will secure the module into its seated pos...

Page 18: ...ognize them However the IQS 500 locking mechanism retaining screw will not work for IQ modules To remove a module from your controller or expansion unit 1 While pulling gently on the knob turn it coun...

Page 19: ...grooves of the unit and then snap into place by pushing the retaining screw knob CAUTION Pulling out a module by a connector could seriously damage both the module and connector Always pull out a mod...

Page 20: ...Intelligent Test System user guide To launch the IQS 5320 Multi Wavelength Meter application 1 From the Current Modules function tab click on the row corresponding to the module application you wish t...

Page 21: ...into three main areas Trace display Displays the traces in a graph Control center Presents the application controls as well as the test results tables in their respective formats Toolbar Gives access...

Page 22: ...s bar located at the bottom of the main window identifies the current operational status of the IQS 5320 Multi Wavelength Meter For more information about automating or remotely controlling the IQS 53...

Page 23: ...g the Application Closing any application that is not currently being used is a good way to free up system memory To close the application from the main window Click on in the top right corner of the...

Page 24: ...n define general parameters for the operation of the IQS 5320 Multi Wavelength Meter such as power and wavelength units power reference and detection threshold You can also choose to display interchan...

Page 25: ...tt dBm or in watts W To set a power unit 1 Press Setup in the toolbar 2 Select the General tab 3 Under Power Units select the appropriate radio button and set the power unit By default the power is se...

Page 26: ...Setup in the toolbar 2 Select the General tab 3 Under Wavelength Units select the appropriate radio button to define the unit By default the wavelength unit is in nm 4 Press Exit Setup to return to th...

Page 27: ...between two peaks By default this information is hidden To display interchannel data 1 Press Setup in the toolbar 2 Select the General tab 3 Select Show Interchannel Data to display interchannel info...

Page 28: ...sed in dB with acceptable values between 0 dB and 10 dB If power is expressed in watts the detection threshold is expressed in with acceptable values between 0 and 900 For example to increase the defa...

Page 29: ...same unit as the power To select a referenced power 1 Press Setup in the toolbar 2 Select the General tab 3 Under Referenced Power select a referenced power P Pavg The average power which is the sum...

Page 30: ...sion medium only if you want the vacuum wavelength translated into an air wavelength at some specific temperature To select a transmission medium 1 Press Setup in the toolbar 2 Select the General tab...

Page 31: ...s group box The Medium group box is disabled grayed out when THz is selected Setting a Power Offset You can use a power offset to adjust your unit Note that this does not replace a calibration perform...

Page 32: ...unit depends on the power units as follows If power is expressed in dBm the power offset is expressed in dB If power is expressed in watts the power offset is expressed as a percentage value 4 Press E...

Page 33: ...ry to define reference channels before taking measurements For more information about testing in WDM mode see Taking Measurements in WDM Mode on page 49 In Drift mode you must define reference channel...

Page 34: ...given in GHz If the channel peak is outside this interval a beep will be heard and an exclamation mark may appear next to the channel in the various application lists P Max P Max is the upper limit o...

Page 35: ...length grid or to quickly create a list of equally spaced channels spaced at higher or fractional multiples of the ITU grid or with non ITU channels To define a number of channels with the same charac...

Page 36: ...channel spacing For example if you have a channel spacing of 100 GHz the channel width would be 10 GHz Channel Alarm Width width in which the wavelength center is allowed to move within the entire cha...

Page 37: ...alues from 40 00 dBm to 9 99 dBm are allowed Channel Alarm Min must also be less than Channel Alarm Max 5 Press OK This will generate regularly spaced channels according to given parameters The channe...

Page 38: ...s and apply uniform characteristics to them Note You must take a measurement with the MWM before being able to define channels on currently detected peaks To define channels on all currently detected...

Page 39: ...ng of the different values see Defining New Channels with Equal Spacing on page 26 5 Press OK The new channel will appear as the last item in the list of the Channel tab If a modified channel overlaps...

Page 40: ...nnel list 1 Press Setup in the toolbar 2 Select the Channel tab 3 Press Add at the bottom of the Channel tab 4 From the Add Channel dialog box enter the values of the parameters to be set in the appro...

Page 41: ...t you define channel and alarm widths in GHz and not nm because when working in frequency the medium does not need to be specified Note If the current spectral unit is in nm a message appears at the b...

Page 42: ...6 When you are done modifying channel parameters press OK The modified channel appears in the list on the Channel tab 7 If you modify the channel so that it overlaps another channel a warning message...

Page 43: ...to delete existing channels To delete a channel from the channel list 1 Press Setup in the toolbar 2 Select the Channel tab 3 Select the channel in the channel list 4 Press Delete at the bottom of the...

Page 44: ...st that you have modified To save the current list of channels onto a disk 1 Press Setup in the toolbar 2 Select the Channel tab 3 Press Save List in the Channel tab 4 From the Save As dialog box ente...

Page 45: ...of channels from a disk 1 Press Setup in the toolbar 2 Select the Channel tab 3 Press Recall List in the Channel tab 4 From the Open dialog box select the file containing the list to recall If needed...

Page 46: ...from test application 1 Press Setup in the toolbar 2 Select the Channel tab 3 Press Clear List in the Channel tab 4 To confirm deletion select Yes in the message box The channel is deleted 5 Press Exi...

Page 47: ...fault Showing or Hiding the Display Grid You might want to hide or display the grid in the graphic display to highlight or lessen certain elements of your results This option is selected by default To...

Page 48: ...ower limits are exceeded This symbol is displayed beside results in the Results tab the Measurements tab as well as in the Trace Infos tab To show or hide alarm notifiers 1 Press Setup in the toolbar...

Page 49: ...ollowing graphical elements curve bar grid background markers X and Y axis text and preview window To set the color of a graph item 1 Press Setup in the toolbar 2 Select the Display tab 3 Under Graph...

Page 50: ...s 5 From the Color dialog box select one of the basic colors by clicking on the appropriate color in the Basic colors section 6 Press OK to activate the color change 7 Press Exit Setup to return to th...

Page 51: ...toolbar to actually print a report To define printer settings 1 Press Setup in the toolbar 2 Select the Print tab 3 Press Printer Settings Under Printer is displayed the selected printer To select ano...

Page 52: ...othing will be displayed 4 Select the information you want to include by transfering items from the Available Information list to the Print Sequence list To do so use the following buttons to add the...

Page 53: ...formation will appear in the printed report depends on the graph type displayed in the main window at the time printing is launched However unless Print zoom and markers is selected the full trace dis...

Page 54: ...cts of electronic dark current For best results and accuracy you must ensure that offsets are nulled before each testing session as this improves the measurement accuracy of weak signals 55 dBm and le...

Page 55: ...hat it is fully fitted into the port s corresponding notch 3 Push the connector in so that the fiber optic cable is firmly in place thus ensuring adequate contact If your connector features a screwsle...

Page 56: ...connectors as shown below To install an EUI connector adapter onto the EUI baseplate 1 Hold the EUI connector adapter so the dust cap opens downwards 2 Close the dust cap in order to hold the connecto...

Page 57: ...obtain specific data They are described below WDM mode default allows you to sweep across the channel spectrum For more information see Taking Measurements in WDM Mode on page 49 Drift mode allows yo...

Page 58: ...e provides you with a graphic display of the channel spectrum in real time with or without averaging You can then quickly choose an appropriate threshold setting in order to be able to view spectral f...

Page 59: ...eight scans and the average is weighted with these eight scans This is the default mode Custom WDM measurements stop automatically after a user defined number of scans and the average is weighted wit...

Page 60: ...can interrupt the scanning process at any time by clicking on Stop Once measurements are taken scanning stops and measurement results are automatically displayed in the main window 5 Save the acquire...

Page 61: ...ing a Trace on page 73 A trace acquired in WDM mode is always represented as a power vs wavelength graph but you can view it as either a bar graph or a peak graph To select the type of graph Select th...

Page 62: ...last acquired trace Once the acquisition is completed it becomes disabled and the Peak Graph button becomes enabled A third button to the right the Drift Curve Graph button is disabled in WDM mode Bar...

Page 63: ...k number or ID The peak number is displayed when no channel list is defined or when a peak cannot be included in any channel P channel peak power in the current power unit SNR and SNR signal to noise...

Page 64: ...nm Favg if unit is THz and power Pavg of the detected WDM channels as well as the total power Ptot of the fiber under test are shown at the bottom For more information on graph types see Selecting a...

Page 65: ...quisition date are displayed If the file was not saved the word Untitled appears In the Module group box information entered during setup such as the module s spectral range detection threshold power...

Page 66: ...displayed under the marker selection and arrow buttons apply to the trace portion delimited by markers A and B The information displayed depends on the selected graph type as follows Bar graph wavele...

Page 67: ...Selecting Individual Channel Results You can select result lines and locate them more easily by selecting the corresponding peak number on the trace display A small triangular black marker will point...

Page 68: ...uttons The zoom window in the upper right hand corner of the graphical display section helps you see where you are on the trace The gray zoom area accurately defines the portion of the trace you see o...

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Page 70: ...ements To start taking measurements in Drift mode 1 Select the MWM option sheet 2 Select the Drift mode tab in the main window Note The Trace Infos tab is displayed only when a trace is recalled in th...

Page 71: ...average 7 Press Start to begin taking the measurements If you have not previously defined reference channels you will obtain a message asking you to do so immediately This is necessary for detected p...

Page 72: ...Drift mode is represented both as a wavelength vs time graph and as a power vs time graph You can view them as curves one above the other A power vs wavelength trace can also be displayed as a bar gra...

Page 73: ...s completed the Peaks Graph button is disabled and only the Bar Graph and Drift Curves Graph button are available Peak Graph Bar Graph Press Press To get something similar to To get something similar...

Page 74: ...op section is explained below This section refers to the wavelength vs time graph Wref peak wavelength at beginning of Drift mode acquisition in the current wavelength unit W during an acquisition dif...

Page 75: ...acquisition sweep after an acquisition difference between Pref and the power at position of marker A on the top trace in the current power unit Note Marker A is only present after the acquisition is...

Page 76: ...ace file name and acquisition date are stored If the file was not saved the word Untitled appears In the Module group box information entered during setup such as the module s spectral range detection...

Page 77: ...s displayed under the marker selection and arrow buttons apply to the trace portion delimited by markers A and B The information displayed depends on the selected graph type as follows Bar graph shown...

Page 78: ...splay with Peaks Graph selected A small triangular black marker will point down at the peak and the corresponding row in the Results tab will be highlighted Note You cannot select peaks in a Drift Cur...

Page 79: ...d corner of the graphical display section helps you see where you are on the trace The gray zoom area accurately defines the portion of the trace you see on the screen Moving a Trace from the Zoom Win...

Page 80: ...he Storage window Below is an illustration of the different operations available Default folder Autonaming format File operations recall store rename delete File operations recall store rename delete...

Page 81: ...ion about defining these default settings see Defining the Default Storage Location on page 78 and Defining a File Autonaming Format on page 80 To save a trace 1 Press Storage in the main window 2 Fro...

Page 82: ...ntinue working where you left off To recall a trace 1 From the main window press Storage 2 From the Storage window select Recall file 3 From the Recall Main Trace dialog box select the trace file you...

Page 83: ...ssing program To save a trace in ASCII format 1 Press Storage in the main window 2 From the Storage window select Store file in ASCII Format 3 From the Store file in ASCII Format dialog box enter the...

Page 84: ...nymore To delete a trace 1 Press Storage from the main window 2 From the Storage window select Delete file 3 From the Delete file dialog box select the file from the scroll list A preview of the file...

Page 85: ...rm that you want to discard the current trace from the MWM test application 3 Press OK The trace is deleted from memory Press Exit Storage to return to the main window You can now take a new measureme...

Page 86: ...es and a the second Rename File dialog box appears where you can enter the new filename The current filename is displayed in the Old filename text field 5 Enter the new file name in the New Filename t...

Page 87: ...s 2 In the File Setup group box select Storage Path The Path dialog box appears 3 Click on the folder names until you reach the level where you want to save the files To go up one level select Note Yo...

Page 88: ...ory dialog box appears 4b In the Directory Name text field enter the name of the folder you want to create and press OK The new folder will appear in the Path dialog box 5 Select the storage path you...

Page 89: ...cking on Factory Settings 3a In the first text field enter the name you want to give to your traces 3b In the second text field enter the number you want to use to start the auto numbering incrementat...

Page 90: ...sults see Recalling a Trace on page 73 For this purpose you can start the MWM test application offline from IQS Manager For details refer to the IQS 500 Intelligent Test System user guide Note With th...

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Page 92: ...ved trace You or someone else can later select part or all of the data to produce printed reports You can create a report template to save report information in multiple trace files For more informati...

Page 93: ...Report Information Entering Report Information To enter report information 1 Press Report 2 From the Report window enter the relevant information Artisan Technology Group Quality Instrumentation Guar...

Page 94: ...the Fiber tab and cannot be edited This field is disabled grayed out 4 Select the Job tab to enter information about the job performed In the appropriate fields enter the following information Job ID...

Page 95: ...lation Power Offset dB power offset entered during setup Medium selected medium defining which calculations will be made Detection Threshold dB peak detection threshold entered during setup Temperatur...

Page 96: ...the report as a template This will allow you to reuse the same report information for other tests even if you exit the application Note Only one template can be saved at any time Therefore creating a...

Page 97: ...ort is saved as a template that you can recall at any time Recalling a Report Template You can recall a report template if you wish to insert frequently used report information in the Report window wi...

Page 98: ...To print a report 1 Set the print parameters as described in Setting Print Parameters on page 42 2 Enter the appropriate information in the text fields For more information see Entering Report Informa...

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Page 100: ...IQS 5320 Multi Wavelength Meter regularly to avoid buildup of dust dirt and other foreign substances To clean the front panel 1 Gently wipe the front panel with a cloth dampened with soapy water 2 Ri...

Page 101: ...h gently wipe the same surfaces three times with a rotating movement 5 Throw out the wiping cloths after one use 6 Moisten a cleaning tip 2 5 mm tip provided by EXFO with only one drop of isopropyl al...

Page 102: ...7 to 9 but this time with a dry cleaning tip 2 5 mm tip provided by EXFO Note Make sure you don t touch the soft end of the cleaning tip and verify the cleanliness of the cotton tip 11 Throw out the c...

Page 103: ...cal connector baseplate and ferrule 2 Use a lint free wiping cloth and deposit only one drop of isopropyl alcohol on it IMPORTANT If any damage occurs to internal connectors the module casing will hav...

Page 104: ...it is not active verify the surface of the connector with a small portable fiber optic microscope IMPORTANT Isopropyl alcohol takes approximately ten seconds to evaporate Since isopropyl alcohol is no...

Page 105: ...l alcohol 3 Slowly insert the cleaning tip into the adapter until it comes out on the other side a slow clockwise rotating movement may help IMPORTANT Alcohol may leave traces if used abundantly Avoid...

Page 106: ...thdraw the cleaning tip 6 Repeat steps 3 to 5 but this time with a dry cleaning tip 2 5 mm tip provided by EXFO Note Make sure you don t touch the soft end of the cleaning tip and verify the cleanline...

Page 107: ...ng tip on the detector window 6 Repeat previous step but this time with a dry cleaning tip or blow dry with compressed air 7 Discard the cleaning tips after one use IMPORTANT To help keep the detector...

Page 108: ...onformity with the ISO IEC 17025 Standard EXFO recommends that an annual calibration be performed on your IQS 5320 Multi Wavelength Meter to ensure that it remains within the published specifications...

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Page 110: ...Web Site The EXFO Web site provides answers to frequently asked questions FAQs regarding the use of your IQS 5320 Multi Wavelength Meter To access FAQs 1 Type the following address in your Internet br...

Page 111: ...e and the serial number of your product see the product identification label shown below as well as a description of your problem close at hand Technical Support Group 400 Godin Avenue Vanier Quebec G...

Page 112: ...emperature range within specifications when transporting the unit Transportation damage can occur from improper handling The following steps are recommended to minimize the possibility of damage Pack...

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Page 116: ...Pack the equipment in its original shipping material Be sure to include a statement or report fully detailing the defect and the conditions under which it was observed 5 Return the equipment prepaid...

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Page 118: ...e dB 0 25 OSNR6 dB Typical 29 Minimum 25 ORL5 dB 40 Size H x W x D 9 6 cm x 7 6 cm x 26 0 cm 3 3 4 in x 3 in x 10 1 4 in Weight 1 3 kg 2 8 lb Temperature operating 5 0 C to 40 0 C 41 0 F to 104 0 F st...

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Page 120: ...following mnemonic at the beginning of any command or query that you send to an instrument except for IEEE 488 2 and platform commands LINStrument LogicalInstrumentPos where LogicalInstrumentPos corre...

Page 121: ...imum 1 CALibration 1 n ZERO AUTO ONCE 1 AUTO 1 INITiate 1 n IMMediate 1 CONTinuous ContinuousAcqState 1 CONTinuous 1 STATe 1 MMEMory 1 n DATA TYPE BINary ASCii 1 TYPE 1 STORe TRACe OVERwrite Overwrite...

Page 122: ...STATe 1 CORRection OFFSet MAGNitude OffsetMagnitude wsp DB 1 MAGNitude MINimum MAXimum 1 POWer DC RANGe UPPer 1 LOWer 1 WAVelength 1 UPPer 1 TRACe 1 n DATA PREamble TRC1 1 DATA TRC1 1 DATA VALue TRC1...

Page 123: ...aquisition in progress At RST the equivalent of ABORt command is performed on any acquisition in progress Syntax ABORt 1 n Parameter s None Example s INIT IMM ABOR See Also INITiate 1 n IMMediate INIT...

Page 124: ...s command Syntax CALCulate 1 n PLISt PEAK wsp PeakIn dex Parameter s PeakIndex The program data syntax for PeakIndex is defined as a DECIMAL NUMERIC PROGRAM DATA element The PeakIndex parameter is the...

Page 125: ...formation gives the wavelength in metesr with the corresponding power in dBm Example s Connect fiber to the MWM input connector with a multiple peak signal SENS AVER STAT ON SENS AVER COUN AUTO ON INI...

Page 126: ...has no effect on this command Syntax CALCulate 1 n PLISt COUNt Parameter s None Response Syntax PeakCount Response s PeakCount The response data syntax for PeakCount is defined as a NR1 NUMERIC RESPO...

Page 127: ...ogram data syntax for PowerThreshold is defined as a numeric_value element followed by an optional SUFFIX PROGRAM DATA element The allowed SUFFIX PROGRAM DATA element is DB The PowerThreshold special...

Page 128: ...rameter is defined as a CHARACTER PROGRAM DATA element The allowed CHARACTER PROGRAM DATA elements for this parameter are MINimum MAXimum MINimum is used to retrieve the instrument s smallest supporte...

Page 129: ...r s Parameter 1 The program data syntax for the first parameter is defined as a CHARACTER PROGRAM DATA element The allowed CHARACTER PROGRAM DATA element for this parameter is ONCE This parameter with...

Page 130: ...o effect on this command Syntax CALibration 1 n ZERO AUTO Parameter s None Response Syntax AutoZero Response s AutoZero The response data syntax for AutoZero is defined as a NR1 NUMERIC RESPONSE DATA...

Page 131: ...diate Parameter s None Example s These lines start a scan in Auto mode SENS AVER COUN AUTO ON INIT IMM These lines start a scan in Custom mode SENS AVER COUN AUTO OFF SENS AVER COUN 12 INIT IMM Notes...

Page 132: ...inuousAcqState The program data syntax for ContinuousAcqState is defined as a Boolean Program Data element The ContinuousAcqState special forms ON and OFF are accepted on input for increased readabili...

Page 133: ...IT CONT ON These lines start a scan in Avg mode SENS AVER STAT ON INIT CONT ON Notes This command is used to perform an Avg sweep or Real sweep See Also ABORt 1 n INITiate 1 n IMMediate SENSe 1 n AVER...

Page 134: ...1 n CONTinuous Parameter s None Response Syntax ContinuousAcqState Response s ContinuousAcqState The response data syntax for ContinuousAcqState is defined as a NR1 NUMERIC RESPONSE DATA element State...

Page 135: ...arameter s None Response Syntax StartStop Response s StartStop The response data syntax for StartStop is defined as a NR1 NUMERIC RESPONSE DATA element This query returns the scanning status 1 The sca...

Page 136: ...it later for analysis RST has no effect on this command Syntax MMEMory 1 n DATA TYPE wsp BINary ASCii Parameter s Type The program data syntax for the first parameter is defined as a CHARACTER PROGRAM...

Page 137: ...no effect on this command Syntax MMEMory 1 n DATA TYPE Parameter s None Response Syntax Type Response s Type The response data syntax for Type is defined as a CHARACTER RESPONSE DATA element File for...

Page 138: ...ect on this command Syntax MMEMory 1 n STORe TRACe OVERwrite wsp Overwrite Parameter s Overwrite The program data syntax for Overwrite is defined as a Boolean Program Data element The Overwrite specia...

Page 139: ...nd Syntax MMEMory 1 n STORe TRACe OVERwrite Parameter s None Response Syntax Overwrite Response s Overwrite The response data syntax for Overwrite is defined as a NR1 NUMERIC RESPONSE DATA element Ove...

Page 140: ...ned as a CHARACTER PROGRAM DATA element The allowed CHARACTER PROGRAM DATA element for this parameter is TRC1 The Label parameter is the trace ID Filename The program data syntax for Filename is defin...

Page 141: ...M STOR TRAC OVER ON MMEM STOR TRAC TRC1 MwmTrace osw Notes With this instrument the only valid trace index is TRC1 See Also MMEMory 1 n STORe TRACe OVERwrite MMEMory 1 n DATA TYPE MMEMory 1 n STORe TR...

Page 142: ...Temperature The program data syntax for Temperature is defined as a numeric_value element The Temperature special forms MINimum and MAXimum are accepted on input MINimum allows to set the instrument...

Page 143: ...TER PROGRAM DATA elements for this parameter are MINimum MAXimum MINimum is used to retrieve the instrument s smallest supported value MAXimum is used to retrieve the instrument s greatest supported v...

Page 144: ...SENSe 1 n CORRection MEDium wsp AIR V ACUum Parameter s Parameter 1 The program data syntax for the first parameter is defined as a CHARACTER PROGRAM DATA element The allowed CHARACTER PROGRAM DATA e...

Page 145: ...RRection MEDium Parameter s None Response Syntax Medium Response s Medium The response data syntax for Medium is defined as a CHARACTER RESPONSE DATA element The optical medium transmission AIR air me...

Page 146: ...element The AverageCount special forms MINimum and MAXimum are accepted on input MINimum allows to set the instrument to the smallest supported value MAXimum allows to set the instrument to the great...

Page 147: ...PROGRAM DATA elements for this parameter are MINimum MAXimum MINimum is used to retrieve the instrument s smallest supported value MAXimum is used to retrieve the instrument s greatest supported valu...

Page 148: ...tAuto The program data syntax for AverageCountAuto is defined as a Boolean Program Data element The AverageCountAuto special forms ON and OFF are accepted on input for increased readability ON corresp...

Page 149: ...NSe 1 n AVERage COUNt AUTO Parameter s None Response Syntax AverageCountAuto Response s AverageCountAuto The response data syntax for AverageCountAuto is defined as a NR1 NUMERIC RESPONSE DATA element...

Page 150: ...as a Boolean Program Data element The AverageState special forms ON and OFF are accepted on input for increased readability ON corresponds to 1 and OFF corresponds to 0 The AverageState parameter set...

Page 151: ...o OFF Syntax SENSe 1 n AVERage STATe Parameter s None Response Syntax AverageState Response s AverageState The response data syntax for AverageState is defined as a NR1 NUMERIC RESPONSE DATA element S...

Page 152: ...ude wsp DB Parameter s OffsetMagnitude The program data syntax for OffsetMagnitude is defined as a DECIMAL NUMERIC PROGRAM DATA element followed by an optional SUFFIX PROGRAM DATA element The allowed...

Page 153: ...The allowed CHARACTER PROGRAM DATA elements for this parameter are MINimum MAXimum MINimum is used to retrieve the instrument s smallest supported value MAXimum is used to retrieve the instrument s gr...

Page 154: ...x SENSe 1 n POWer DC RANGe UPPer Parameter s None Response Syntax UpRange Response s UpRange The response data syntax for UpRange is defined as a NR3 NUMERIC RESPONSE DATA element The upper range repr...

Page 155: ...1 n POWer DC RANGe LOWer Parameter s None Response Syntax LowRange Response s LowRange The response data syntax for LowRange is defined as a NR3 NUMERIC RESPONSE DATA element The lower range represen...

Page 156: ...ntax SENSe 1 n POWer WAVelength RANGe LOWer Parameter s None Response Syntax Start Response s Start The response data syntax for Start is defined as a NR3 NUMERIC RESPONSE DATA element Minimum wavelen...

Page 157: ...ENSe 1 n POWer WAVelength RANGe UPPer Parameter s None Response Syntax Stop Response s Stop The response data syntax for Stop is defined as a NR3 NUMERIC RESPONSE DATA element Maximum wavelength for a...

Page 158: ...ent The allowed CHARACTER PROGRAM DATA element for this parameter is TRC1 This parameter is the trace index In the case of MWM this ID is always TRC1 Response Syntax TraceHeader Response s TraceHeader...

Page 159: ...parameter is TRC1 This parameter is the trace index In the case of MWM this ID is always TRC1 Response Syntax TraceData Response s TraceData The response data syntax for TraceData is defined as a DEFI...

Page 160: ...M DATA element The allowed CHARACTER PROGRAM DATA element for this parameter is TRC1 This parameter is the trace index In the case of MWM this ID is always TRC1 Wavelength The program data syntax for...

Page 161: ...he response data syntax for TraceValue is defined as a NR3 NUMERIC RESPONSE DATA element Example s TRAC DATA VAL TRC1 1549 217NM See Also SENSe 1 n CORRection OFFSet TRACe 1 n DATA VALue Artisan Techn...

Page 162: ...ter is defined as a CHARACTER PROGRAM DATA element The allowed CHARACTER PROGRAM DATA element for this parameter is TRC1 This parameter is the trace index In the case of MWM this ID is always TRC1 Res...

Page 163: ...POWer wsp DBM W Parameter s Parameter 1 The program data syntax for the first parameter is defined as a CHARACTER PROGRAM DATA element The allowed CHARACTER PROGRAM DATA elements for this parameter ar...

Page 164: ...wer unit is set to watts Syntax UNIT 1 n POWer Parameter s None Response Syntax PowerUnit Response s PowerUnit The response data syntax for PowerUnit is defined as a CHARACTER RESPONSE DATA element Cu...

Page 165: ...n SPECtrum wsp M HZ Parameter s Parameter 1 The program data syntax for the first parameter is defined as a CHARACTER PROGRAM DATA element The allowed CHARACTER PROGRAM DATA elements for this paramete...

Page 166: ...nit is set to meters Syntax UNIT 1 n SPECtrum Parameter s None Response Syntax SpectralUnit Response s SpectralUnit The response data syntax for SpectralUnit is defined as a CHARACTER RESPONSE DATA el...

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Page 168: ...n split into two paths with one path length varied by a scanning mechanism The two paths are recombined producing interference fringes that are detected by a photodiode The reference laser passes thro...

Page 169: ...itted to the host computer for further analysis and display via a communications interface connector on the end of the module The measurement is performed and available for output every 1000 milliseco...

Page 170: ...displaying 53 64 Busy module status 13 C calibration certificate 99 due date 99 label 99 caution of personal hazard 5 of product hazard 5 center of zoom 59 70 central wavelength first channel 27 certi...

Page 171: ...ce 75 trace from memory 76 detailed trace measurements 57 68 detected peaks creating channel lists from 29 detection threshold setting 18 detector port cleaning 98 differential power between markers 5...

Page 172: ...play 39 grid in trace display 38 interchannel data 18 I identification label 102 individual channel results selecting 58 69 information about test adding 83 printing 89 information on trace viewing 56...

Page 173: ...aph types 52 63 introduction 1 main features 1 measurement principle 3 measuring channel drift 61 62 measuring channels 49 51 preparing for test 45 selecting a test control mode 48 setting application...

Page 174: ...ing 86 generating 83 information entering 84 printing 89 template creating 88 template recalling 88 template using 87 retaining screw knob location 2 return merchandise authorization RMA 107 S safety...

Page 175: ...ling report 88 using report 87 testing ITU wavelength grid 24 26 31 32 34 threshold setting detection 18 title bar 13 total power in trace 55 trace clearing from display 76 deleting 75 managing 71 81...

Page 176: ...5 liability 106 null and void 105 wavelength channel spacing 27 first channel center 27 wavelength vs time graph 63 WDM mode amount of scans stored in memory 51 auto scan 50 avg scan 50 custom scan 50...

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