NARDA PMM ER9000, User Manual

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Remote control 7-25
STGL l
This setting command sets the output level of the built-in CW generator. The string
(l) should be expressed in dBµV.
Level should range between 60 and 90 inclusive.
The reply is
TGL=OK which acknowledges the command has been granted or
TGL=SERR if the command has been ignored.
Example:
#STGL 85.5* which sets the output level of the built-in generator to 85.5
dBµV.
STGS a
This setting command switches the built-in generator; according to the parameter (a)
which can be either
On or OFF .
The reply is TGS=OK which acknowledges the command has been granted or
TGS=SERR
if the command has been ignored.
Example:
#STGS ON* which switches the internal generator on.
STGT t This setting command changes the built-in CW generator Tracking mode; according
to the parameter (t) which can be either
On or OFF .
When tracking mode is ON the built-in generator is tuned on the same receiver
frequency. When tracking mode is OFF the built-in generator is tuned at the
frequency previously set by STGF command.
The reply is
TGT=OK which acknowledges the command has been granted or
TGT=SERR if the command has been ignored.
Example:
#STGT ON* which activates the tracking mode for the internal CW
generator.
SUPP n This setting command #SUPP n* outputs on the User Port bit by bit the argument n .
Each Pin has its own contribution according to its index as follows:
OUT0= 2^0
OUT1= 2^1
OUT2= 2^2
OUT3= 2^3
Thus, the argument sent is the sum of each weighted contribution.
The reply is
UPP=OK which acknowledges the command has been granted or
UPP=SERR if the command has been ignored (IE argument >15).
Example
: #SUPP 5* will set:
•
user port pins OUT0 and OUT2 to high level
•
user port pins OUT1 and OUT3 to low level