NARDA PMM 9010 Series, User Manual

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14-10 Remote control
?SOP This query command #?SOP* sends back a string expressing the Stop frequency,
in exponential notation, for Sweep mode. Unit is fixed MHz.
Example of reply
: SOP = 3.07 which means that the Stop frequency in
Sweep mode is 30MHz
?SPA This query command #?SPA* sends back a string expressing the Preamplifier
status for Sweep mode. The reply is either:
•
SPA =Off (Preamplifier in Analyzer Mode is OFF)
• SPA =On (Preamplifier in Analyzer Mode is ON)
?SPS This query command #?SPS* sends back a string expressing the Preselector
status for Sweep mode. The reply cab be:
•
SPS =Off (Preselector in Analyzer Mode is OFF)
•
SPS =On (Preselector in Analyzer Mode is ON)
?SRT This query command #?SRT* sends back a string expressing the Start frequency,
in exponential notation, for Sweep mode. Unit is fixed MHz.
Example of reply:
SRT = 1.07 which means that the start frequency in
Sweep mode is 15MHz
?TAT This query command #?TAT* sends back a string expressing MinAtt value. The
reply is a string representing the minimum reachable value of attenuator in dB
Example of reply:
TAT=10 which means that MinAtt is 10dB
?TGF This query command #?TGF* sends back a string expressing the tuning
frequency, in exponential notation, for the 9010 Built-In Generator. Unit is fixed
MHz.
Example of reply:
TGF = 1.07 which means that the tuning frequency for
9010 Built-In Generator (when is not tracking) is 15MHz
?TGL This query command #?TGL* sends back a string expressing the output level of
9010 Built-In Generator. Unit is fixed dBµV.
Example of reply:
TGL = 90.0 which means that the output level of 9010 Built-In
Generator is 90.0 dBµV
?TGS This query command #?TGS * sends back a string expressing the 9010 Built-In
Generator status. The reply is either:
• TGS=Off ( 9010 Built-In Generator is OFF)
•
TGS =On ( 9010 Built-In Generator is OFF)
?TGT This query command #?TGT* sends back a string expressing the Tracking status
of 9010 Built-In Generator. The reply is either:
•
TGT=Off ( 9010 Built-In Generator is no tracking but is tuned on a fixed
frequency, set by STGF)
•
TGT =On ((9010 Built-In Generator is tracking the same frequency tuned
on the receiver)
?UHT This query command #?UHT* sends back a string expressing the actual hold time
currently or lastly used
Example of reply:
UHT=1.9ms
?UPP This query command #?UPP* sends back a string expressing the status of input
PINs of the User Port. Each Pin has its own contribution according to its index as
follows:
IN0= 2^0
IN1= 2^1
IN2= 2^2
IN3= 2^3
Thus, the number read back is the sum of each weighted contribution
Example of reply : UPP= 5 means that user port pins IN0 and IN2 are high level
while user port pins IN1 and IN3 are low-level