NARDA PMM 9010 Series, User Manual

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SPLM a
This setting command switches the Pulse Limiter; according the parameter (a) which
can be either
On or OFF .
The reply is PLM =OK which acknowledges the command has been granted or PLM
=SERR if the command has been ignored.
Example: # PLM ON*
Example: # PLM OFF*
SRBW b This setting command sets RBW. The argument (b) should be a string representing
the RBW as follows:
o
0  RBW is Automatic so that the 9010 automatically selects the
suitable RBW according to the tuned frequency
o
1  300kHz
o
2  100kHz
o
3  30kHz
o
4  10kHz
o
5  3kHz
o
Only for 9010
 6  9kHz (Cispr 16-1)
 7  200Hz (Cispr 16-1)
 11  10kHz (MIL-STD-461) (only when available)
 22  1kHz (MIL-STD-461) (only when available)
 23  100Hz (MIL-STD-461) (only when available)
 24  10Hz (MIL-STD-461) (only when available)
o
Only for Downconverter
 9  1MHz (Cispr 16-1)
 10  120kHz (Cispr 16-1)
 12  9kHz (Cispr 16-1) ; No QPeak available
The reply is RBW =OK which acknowledges the command has been granted or
RBW =SERR if the command has been ignored.
Example: #S RBW 3* sets the RBW to 30kHz and disables Auto RBW mode
Example: #S RBW 0* turn the RBW mode in Automatic
SSRT f
This setting command sets the Start frequency for Sweep mode. The string (f) can
be in exponential form and should be expressed in Hz. The reply is
SRT=OK which
acknowledges the command has been granted or SRT =SERR if the command has
been ignored.
Example:
#SSRT 150e3* Sets the Start frequency, for Sweep mode, to 150kHz
SSTP This setting command stops abruptly a running sweep in Analyzer mode. The reply
is always
STP=OK, which acknowledges the command has been granted
STAT b This setting command sets MinAtt to the value indicated by (b) which range from
0dB to the maximum the 9010/9030/9060/9180 can set and must be in step of 5dB.
The reply is
TAT=OK which acknowledges the command has been granted or TAT
=SERR if the command has been ignored.
Note: In Sweep mode the Attenuator is always forced to AUTO
Example: #STAT 10*
STGF f This setting command sets the tuning frequency for 9010 Built-In Generator when is
not tracking (STGT OFF
) . The string (f) can be in exponential form and should be
expressed in Hz.
Frequency should range between 1 kHz and 50MHz inclusive.
The reply is
TGF=OK which acknowledges the command has been granted or TGF
=SERR if the command has been ignored.
Example: #STGF 150e3* Sets the tuning frequency, for 9010 Built-In Generator, to
150kHz