U3022AM06
Address and Data Values
Address and Data Values
Setting the Test Port Paths with Address and Data
Example 1:
Example 2:
“System Block Diagram” on page 7
for in-depth RF path information.
Table 14
for information to set the internal switch
paths of the Test Set.
The address is the first value in the Test Set I/O control or GPIB data command. The
second value controls the source and receiver paths of the ports. To select a Test Set
port configuration, switches must be set to complete the source and receiver paths
as shown in the examples below. Refer to
“Interface Control Mode” on page
and
Refer to
Table 14
below and
.
If the ports have the same address, only one commands is needed.
Port 3 is the Source and Port 7 is the Receiver.
Source Port 3 = address 0, data 1, and Receiver Port 7 = address 0, data 48.
The data values are added together, the entry will be 0.49.
If the ports have two different addresses data commands, two separate command
lines must be sent in the same dialog box.
Port 1 is the Source and Ports 4 is the Receiver.
Source Port 1 = address 0, data 0, and Receiver Port 4 = address 16, data 16. The data
entry will be 0.0 in one command line, and 16.16 in the second line.
Test Port Address and Data Values
a
Address
Source Path
Receiver Path
Data
0
1
2
3
0
16
32
48
0
Ports
1
3
5
7
1
3
5
7
16
Ports
2
4
6
8
2
4
6
8
a. 4-Port network analyzers provide Ports 9 and 10. These ports do not utilize the
Test Set switch paths, therefore they do not have address data values.
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