NARDA PMM ER9000, User Manual

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Remote control 7-9
?TGF This query command #?TGF* sends back a string expressing the tuning frequency,
in exponential notation, for the internal CW signal generator. Unit is fixed MHz.
Example of reply:
TGF = 1.07 which means that the tuning frequency for
CW generator (when it is not tracking) is 15 MHz
?TGL This query command #?TGL* sends back a string expressing the output level of the
internal CW signal generator. Unit is fixed dBµV.
Example of reply:
TGL = 90.0 which means that the output level of the CW
generator 90.0 dBµV
?TGS This query command #?TGS* sends back a string expressing the built-in generator
status. The reply is either:
•
TGS=Off (Built-in generator is disabled)
•
TGS=On (Built-in generator is active)
?TGT This query command #?TGT* sends back a string expressing the Tracking status
of built-in CW signal generator. The reply is either:
•
TGT=Off (Built-in generator is no tracking but is tuned on a fixed
frequency, set by STGF)
•
TGT =On
(Built-In generator is tracking the same frequency tuned on the
receiver. Available in Manual Mode only.)
?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
PIN of the User Port.
Example of reply
: UPP= 1 means that user port pin IN0 is high level