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SCPI Commands HMF series 

Remote Control

15

Command Reference

SCPI Programmers Manual

 

NOTICE

 

We recommend to start a program by *RST in order to set the instrument to a defined 

status prior to starting a program.

*SRE <Contents>

   

Service Request Enable 

Sets the service request enable register to the indicated value. This command determines under 
which conditions a service request is triggered. The query *SRE? returns a decimal value of the 
service request enable register which corresponds to the binary-weighted sum of all bits.

Parameters:

<Contents>  

Contents of the service request enable register in decimal form. 

 

 

Bit 6 (MSS mask bit) is always 0.

Range:

 

0 to 255 

 

NOTICE

 

The SRE is an enable register. Consequently, there are no denotations about the bits. 
This register conduce for the „OR“ combination of the bits in the status byte.

*STB?

   

STatus Byte query 

Returns the contents of the status byte in decimal form. 

Usage:

 

Query only 

*WAI

   

WAIt to continue 

Prevents servicing of the subsequent commands until all preceding commands have been exe-
cuted. 

Usage:

 Event 

Summary of Contents for HMF2525

Page 1: ... HMF2525 HMF2550 Arbitrary Function Generator SCPI Programmers Manual SCPI Programmers Manual Version 01 5800571802 5800571802 ...

Page 2: ...ructure 8 1 5 Command Sequence and Synchronization 11 1 5 1 Preventing Overlapping Execution 11 2 Command Reference 13 2 1 Common Commands 13 2 2 System related commands 16 2 4 Configuration Commands 22 2 4 1 General Output Configurations 22 2 4 2 Sine Wave Configuration 24 2 4 3 Square Wave Configuration 27 2 4 3 Ramp Configuration 32 2 4 4 Pulse Configuration 37 2 4 4 Arbitrary Configuration 42 ...

Page 3: ...ress the button MENU at the front panel and choose the menu item INTER FACE Make sure the RS 232 interface is chosen The menu item PARAMETER opens a menu where you can set and save all parameter for the RS 232 communication Setting of the RS 232 must fit the setting of the corresponding PC COM port In general there are exist two options for the RS 232 communication with or without interface handsh...

Page 4: ...ve to install the virtual COM port part of the HO720 HO730 USB driver The virtual COM port VCP will be activated in the PC device explorer 1 1 3 Ethernet LAN Interface The settings of the parameter will be done after selecting the menu item Ethernet You can set a fix IP adress or a dynamic IP setting via the DHCP function Please ask your IT department for the correct setting at your network IP add...

Page 5: ...rument address Characteristics The GPIB interface is described by the following characteristics Up to 15 instruments can be connected The total cable length is restricted to a maximum of 15m the cable length between two instruments should not exceed 2m A wired OR connection is used if several instruments are connected in parallel GPIB Instrument Address In order to operate the instrument via remot...

Page 6: ...trument configuration NOTICE Risk of network errors Connection errors can affect the entire network If your network does not support DHCP or if you choose to disable dynamic TCP IP configuration you must assign valid address information before connecting the instrument to the LAN Contact your net work administrator to obtain a valid IP address Configuring LAN parameters Press the MENU key and choo...

Page 7: ... Setting commands cause instrument settings such as a reset of the instrument or setting the frequency Queries cause data to be provided for remote control e g for identification of the instrument or polling a parameter value Queries are formed by appending a question mark to the com mand header According to their definition in standards The function and syntax of the Common commands are precisely...

Page 8: ...eader and in most cases one or more parameters The header and the parameters are separated by a white space The headers may consist of several mnemonics keywords Queries are formed by appending a question mark directly to the hea der The commands can be either device specific or device independent common commands Common and device specific commands differ in their syntax Syntax for Common Commands...

Page 9: ...kets are optional and can be inserted once or several times or omitted Example PERiod Period in sec MINimum MAXimum The following are valid commands PER MIN PER MAX Table 1 5 Special characters SCPI Parameters Many commands are supplemented by a parameter or a list of parameters The parameters must be separated from the header by a white space ASCII code 0 to 9 11 to 32 decimal e g blank Allowed p...

Page 10: ... by ON or a numeric value 1 The OFF state logically untrue is represented by OFF or the numeric value 0 The numeric values are provided as the response for a query Example OUTPut ON OUTPut Response ON Overview of Syntax Elements The following table provides an overview of the syntax elements The colon separates the mnemonics of a command The comma separates several parameters of a command The ques...

Page 11: ...ce request SRQ OPC Stops command processing until 1 is returned This is only the case after the Operation Complete bit has been set in the ESR This bit indi cates that the previous setting has been completed Sending OPC directly after the command whose processing should be terminated before other commands can be executed WAI Stops further command processing until all commands have been exe cuted b...

Page 12: ... STB or a serial poll The STatus Byte STB is linked to the Service Request Enable SRE register Each bit of the STB is assigned a bit in the SRE Bit 6 of the SRE is ignored If a bit is set in the SRE and the associa ted bit in the STB changes from 0 to 1 a service request SRQ is generated The SRE can be set using the command SRE and read using the command SRE The SRER defines which interfaces may a...

Page 13: ... same way on different devices The headers of these commands consist of followed by three letters Many common commands are related to the Status Reporting System Available common commands CLS 13 ESE Value 13 ESR 14 IDN 14 OPC 14 RST 14 SRE Contents 15 STB 15 WAI 15 CLS CLear Status Sets the status byte STB the standard event register ESR and the EVENt part of the QUE Stionable to zero The command ...

Page 14: ...9686 HW90000000 SW02 300 Usage Query only OPC OPeration Complete Sets bit 0 in the event status register when all preceding commands have been executed This bit can be used to initiate a service request The query OPC writes a 1 into the output buffer as soon as all preceding commands have been executed This is used for command synchroniza tion NOTICE The HMF series does not support parallel proces...

Page 15: ... value of the service request enable register which corresponds to the binary weighted sum of all bits Parameters Contents Contents of the service request enable register in decimal form Bit 6 MSS mask bit is always 0 Range 0 to 255 NOTICE The SRE is an enable register Consequently there are no denotations about the bits This register conduce for the OR combination of the bits in the status byte S...

Page 16: ...em ERRor ALL Error 18 SYSTem BEEPer ERRor ON OFF 0 1 19 SYSTem BEEPer ERRor 19 SYSTem BEEPer CONTrol ON OFF 0 1 19 SYSTem BEEPer CONTrol 19 SYSTem REFerence Reference 19 SYSTem REFerence 20 SYSTem NAME Defines an instrument name Parameters Name String with max 20 characters Example SYST NAME MyHMF SYSTem NAME Queries the defined instrument name Return values String with max 20 characters SYSTem DA...

Page 17: ...econd Specifies the internal time for the instrument Parameters Hour Range 0 to 23 Default unit h Minute Range 0 to 59 Default unit min Second Range 0 to 59 Default unit s Example SYSTem TIME 12 15 0 Sets the time to quarter past twelve SYSTem TIME Returns 12 15 0 Usage SCPI confirmed SYSTem TIME Queries the instrument time Return values e g 14 46 45 SYSTem HARDware Queries the hardware ID of the ...

Page 18: ... is empty the response is 0 No error Return values error 0 No error 100 Command error 102 Syntax error 109 Missing parameter 200 Execution error 350 Queue overflow Usage Query only SYSTem ERRor ALL Error Queries the error event queue for all unread items and removes them from the queue The response is a comma separated list of error number and a short description of the error in FIFO order Positiv...

Page 19: ...the control beeper function Parameters ON 1 Control beeper function will be activated OFF 0 Control beeper function will be deactivated RST ON 1 SYSTem BEEPer CONTrol Queries the state of the control beeper function Return values ON Control beeper function will be activated OFF Control beeper function will be deactivated SYSTem REFerence Reference Sets the system reference clock 10MHz to internal ...

Page 20: ...alue in percent MINimum MAXimum 21 DISPlay TRANsparancy MINimum MAXimum 21 LED BRIGhtness HIGH LOW 21 LED BRIGhtness 21 DISPlay TRACe OFF ON 0 1 Activates or deactivates the trace display Parameters ON 1 Trace display will be activated OFF 0 Trace display will be deactivated RST ON 1 DISPlay TRACe Queries the state of the trace display Return values ON OFF ON Trace display is activated OFF Trace d...

Page 21: ...the current setting of the grid intensity Return values 0 100 value in DISPlay TRANsparancy Value in percent MINimum MAXimum Defines the display transparancy Parameters Value in percent Range 0 to 100 MIN 0 MAX 100 DISPlay TRANsparancy MINimum MAXimum Queries the current setting of the display transparancy Return values 0 100 value in LED BRIGhtness HIGH LOW Defines the LED brightness of the instr...

Page 22: ...trary Selects the output function with the selected frequency amplitude and offset setting Parameters Function SINusoid Sine wave function SQUare Square wave function RAMP Ramp function PULSe Pulse function ARBitrary Arbitrary function RST SIN FUNCtion Queries the selected output function Return values SIN SQU RAMP PULS ARB OUTPut OFF ON 0 1 Activates or deactivates the instrument output Parameter...

Page 23: ... Ω INF OUTPut POLarity NORMal INVerted Defines the instrument output polarity Parameter Type NORMal INVerted NORMal Default instrument output polarity INVerted The instrument output polarity will be inverted NOTICE The OUTPut POLarity command is only valid for the pulse and arbitrary function OUTPut POLarity Queries the type of the instrument output polarity Return values NORM INV OUTPut OFFSet OF...

Page 24: ...ude MINimum MAXimum 25 VOLTage MINimum MAXimum 25 VOLTage HIGH Voltage MINimum MAXimum 26 VOLTage HIGH MINimum MAXimum 26 VOLTage LOW Voltage MINimum MAXimum 26 VOLTage LOW MINimum MAXimum 26 VOLTage OFFSet Offset MINimum MAXimum 26 VOLTage OFFSet MINimum MAXimum 27 FREQuency Frequency MINimum MAXimum Defines the output frequency Parameters Frequency Numeric value in Hz MIN 1 0E 05 MAX 5 000000E 0...

Page 25: ...rameters Unit VOLT DBM VOLT Amplitude unit setting in V Volt DBM Amplitude unit setting in dBm VOLTage UNIT Queries the amplitude unit type Return values VOLT DBM VOLTage Amplitude MINimum MAXimum Selects the amplitude voltage value Parameters Amplitude Numeric value in V Volt MIN 1 00E 02 MAX 2 00000E 01 RST 1 0000E 00 VOLTage MINimum MAXimum Queries the amplitude voltage value Return values Nume...

Page 26: ... MIN 1 00000E 01 MAX 1 00000E 01 VOLTage LOW Voltage MINimum MAXimum Defines the low level voltage depending on the amplitude setting Parameters Voltage Numeric value in V Volt depending on the amplitude setting MIN 1 00000E 01 MAX 1 00000E 01 RST 2 5000E 00 VOLTage LOW MINimum MAXimum Queries the low level voltage Return values Numeric value in V Volt depending on the amplitude setting MIN 1 0000...

Page 27: ...oltage MINimum MAXimum 29 VOLTage HIGH MINimum MAXimum 29 VOLTage LOW Voltage MINimum MAXimum 29 VOLTage LOW MINimum MAXimum 29 VOLTage OFFSet Offset MINimum MAXimum 30 VOLTage OFFSet MINimum MAXimum 30 FUNCtion SQUare DCYCle Percent MINimum MAXimum 30 FUNCtion SQUare DCYCle MINimum MAXimum 30 FUNCtion SQUare WIDTh HIGH Time MINimum MAXimum 30 FUNCtion SQUare WIDTh HIGH MINimum MAXimum 31 FUNCtion...

Page 28: ...e output period Return values Numeric value in sec MIN 2 00E 08 MAX 1 000000E 05 VOLTage UNIT VOLT DBM Sets the amplitude unit Parameters Unit VOLT DBM VOLT Amplitude unit setting in V Volt DBM Amplitude unit setting in dBm VOLTage UNIT Queries the amplitude unit type Return values VOLT DBM VOLTage Amplitude MINimum MAXimum Selects the amplitude voltage value Parameters Amplitude Numeric value in ...

Page 29: ... 1 00000E 01 MAX 1 00000E 01 RST 2 5000E 00 VOLTage HIGH MINimum MAXimum Queries the high level voltage Return values Numeric value in V Volt depending on the amplitude setting MIN 1 00000E 01 MAX 1 00000E 01 VOLTage LOW Voltage MINimum MAXimum Defines the low level voltage depending on the amplitude setting Parameters Voltage Numeric value in V Volt depending on the amplitude setting MIN 1 00000E...

Page 30: ...1 00000E 01 MAX 1 00000E 01 FUNCtion SQUare DCYCle Percent MINimum MAXimum Sets the duty cycle of the square wave function Parameters Percent Numeric value depending on the frequency settings MIN 2 000E 01 MAX 8 000E 01 FUNCtion SQUare DCYCle MINimum MAXimum Queries the duty cycle of the square wave function Return values Numeric value depending on the frequency settings MIN 2 000E 01 MAX 8 000E 0...

Page 31: ...08 MAX 8 000000E 04 FUNCtion SQUare WIDTh LOW Time MINimum MAXimum Defines the low width of the square wave function depending on the frequency setting Parameters Time Numeric value in sec depending on the frequency setting MIN 1 00E 08 MAX 8 000000E 04 RST 1 00000E 05 FUNCtion SQUare WIDTh LOW MINimum MAXimum Queries the low width of the square wave function depending on the frequency setting Ret...

Page 32: ...t MINimum MAXimum 34 VOLTage OFFSet MINimum MAXimum 35 FUNCtion RAMP SYMMetry Percent MINimum MAXimum 35 FUNCtion RAMP SYMMetry MINimum MAXimum 35 FUNCtion RAMP TIME RISE Time MINimum MAXimum 35 FUNCtion RAMP TIME RISE MINimum MAXimum 35 FUNCtion RAMP TIME FALL Time MINimum MAXimum 36 FUNCtion RAMP TIME FALL MINimum MAXimum 36 FREQuency Frequency MINimum MAXimum Defines the output frequency Parame...

Page 33: ...arameters Unit VOLT DBM VOLT Amplitude unit setting in V Volt DBM Amplitude unit setting in dBm VOLTage UNIT Queries the amplitude unit type Return values VOLT DBM VOLTage Amplitude MINimum MAXimum Selects the amplitude voltage value Parameters Amplitude Numeric value in V Volt MIN 1 00E 02 MAX 2 00000E 01 RST 1 0000E 00 VOLTage MINimum MAXimum Queries the amplitude voltage value Return values Num...

Page 34: ... MIN 1 00000E 01 MAX 1 00000E 01 VOLTage LOW Voltage MINimum MAXimum Defines the low level voltage depending on the amplitude setting Parameters Voltage Numeric value in V Volt depending on the amplitude setting MIN 1 00000E 01 MAX 1 00000E 01 RST 2 5000E 00 VOLTage LOW MINimum MAXimum Queries the low level voltage Return values Numeric value in V Volt depending on the amplitude setting MIN 1 0000...

Page 35: ...0E 00 MAX 1 0000E 02 RST 5 000E 01 FUNCtion RAMP SYMMetry MINimum MAXimum Queries the symmetrie of the ramp function Return values Numeric value in percent MIN 1 00E 00 MAX 1 0000E 02 FUNCtion RAMP TIME RISE Time MINimum MAXimum Defines the rise time of the ramp function depending on the frequency setting Parameters Time Numeric value in percent MIN 8 0E 09 MAX 1 000000E 05 RST 1 00000E 05 FUNCtio...

Page 36: ...ime of the ramp function depending on the frequency setting Parameters Time Numeric value in percent MIN 8 0E 09 MAX 1 000000E 05 RST 1 00000E 05 FUNCtion RAMP TIME FALL MINimum MAXimum Queries the fall time of the ramp function depending on the frequency setting Parameters Time Numeric value in percent MIN 8 0E 09 MAX 1 000000E 05 RST 1 00000E 05 ...

Page 37: ...9 VOLTage OFFSet Offset MINimum MAXimum 40 VOLTage OFFSet MINimum MAXimum 40 FUNCtion PULSe WIDTh HIGH Time MINimum MAXimum 40 FUNCtion PULSe WIDTh HIGH MINimum MAXimum 40 FUNCtion PULSe WIDTh LOW Time MINimum MAXimum 40 FUNCtion PULSe WIDTh LOW MINimum MAXimum 41 FUNCtion PULSe DCYCle Percent MINimum MAXimum 41 FUNCtion PULSe DCYCle MINimum MAXimum 41 FUNCtion PULSe ETIMe Time MINimum MAXimum 41 ...

Page 38: ...e output period Return values Numeric value in sec MIN 4 00E 08 MAX 1 000000E 05 VOLTage UNIT VOLT DBM Sets the amplitude unit Parameters Unit VOLT DBM VOLT Amplitude unit setting in V Volt DBM Amplitude unit setting in dBm VOLTage UNIT Queries the amplitude unit type Return values VOLT DBM VOLTage Amplitude MINimum MAXimum Selects the amplitude voltage value Parameters Amplitude Numeric value in ...

Page 39: ... 1 00000E 01 MAX 1 00000E 01 RST 2 5000E 00 VOLTage HIGH MINimum MAXimum Queries the high level voltage Return values Numeric value in V Volt depending on the amplitude setting MIN 1 00000E 01 MAX 1 00000E 01 VOLTage LOW Voltage MINimum MAXimum Defines the low level voltage depending on the amplitude setting Parameters Voltage Numeric value in V Volt depending on the amplitude setting MIN 1 00000E...

Page 40: ... WIDTh HIGH Time MINimum MAXimum Defines the high width of the pulse function depending on the frequency setting Parameters Time Numeric value in sec depending on the frequency setting MIN 2 00E 08 MAX 1 000000E 05 RST 1 00000E 05 FUNCtion PULSe WIDTh HIGH MINimum MAXimum Queries the high width of the pulse function depending on the frequency setting Return values Numeric value in sec depending on...

Page 41: ...cent Numeric value in percent MIN 1 000000E 01 MAX 9 990000E 01 RST 5 000000E 01 FUNCtion PULSe DCYCle MINimum MAXimum Queries the duty cycle of the pulse function Return values Numeric value in percent MIN 1 000000E 01 MAX 9 990000E 01 FUNCtion PULSe ETIMe Time MINimum MAXimum Defines the edge time of the pulse function depending on the frequency settings Parameters Time Numeric value in sec MIN ...

Page 42: ...ge MINimum MAXimum 44 VOLTage LOW MINimum MAXimum 44 VOLTage OFFSet Offset MINimum MAXimum 44 VOLTage OFFSet MINimum MAXimum 45 DATA binary block 45 DATA MODulation Binary Block 45 DATA SAVE Arbitrary Name 45 FUNCtion ARBitrary Waveform 46 FUNCtion ARBitrary 46 FREQuency Frequency MINimum MAXimum Defines the output frequency Parameters Frequency Numeric value in Hz MIN 1 0E 05 MAX 2 500000E 07 FRE...

Page 43: ...rameters Unit VOLT DBM VOLT Amplitude unit setting in V Volt DBM Amplitude unit setting in dBm VOLTage UNIT Queries the amplitude unit type Return values VOLT DBM VOLTage Amplitude MINimum MAXimum Selects the amplitude voltage value Parameters Amplitude Numeric value in V Volt MIN 1 00E 02 MAX 2 00000E 01 RST 1 0000E 00 VOLTage MINimum MAXimum Queries the amplitude voltage value Return values Nume...

Page 44: ... MIN 1 00000E 01 MAX 1 00000E 01 VOLTage LOW Voltage MINimum MAXimum Defines the low level voltage depending on the amplitude setting Parameters Voltage Numeric value in V Volt depending on the amplitude setting MIN 1 00000E 01 MAX 1 00000E 01 RST 2 5000E 00 VOLTage LOW MINimum MAXimum Queries the low level voltage Return values Numeric value in V Volt depending on the amplitude setting MIN 1 0000...

Page 45: ...s twice the number of data points in the waveform and must always be an even number For example 512 bytes are required to download a waveform with 256 points DATA MODulation Binary Block Defines and transfers an arbitrary modulation waveform The instrument can handle data as binary values Please refer to the DATA binary block command DATA SAVE Arbitrary Name Transfers the previously generated arbit...

Page 46: ...ise PNOise CARDinal EXPRise EXPFall RAM SINusoid Sine wave function SQUare Square wave function PRAMp Positive ramp function NRAMp Negative ramp function TRIangle Triangle function WNOise White noise function PNOise Pink noise function CARDinal Cardinal sine wave function EXPRise Exponential rise function EXPFall Exponential fall function RAM User defined waveform FUNCtion ARBitrary Queries the se...

Page 47: ...NTernal FUNCtion Shape Defines the shape of the AM modulation waveform Parameters Shape SINusoid SQUare PRAMp NRAMp TRIangle WNOise PNOise CARDinal EXPRise EXPFall RAM SINusoid Sine wave function SQUare Square wave function PRAMp Positive ramp function NRAMp Negative ramp function TRIangle Triangle function WNOise White noise function PNOise Pink noise function CARDinal Cardinal sine wave function...

Page 48: ... modulation waveform Return values Numeric value in Hz MIN 1 0E 05 MAX 5 000000E 04 AM DEPTh Modulation MINimum MAXimum Defines the AM modulation depth Parameters Modulation Numeric value in percent MIN 1 00E 00 MAX 1 0000E 02 RST 1 0000E 02 AM DEPTh MINimum MAXimum Queries the AM modulation depth Return values Numeric value in percent MIN 1 00E 00 MAX 1 0000E 02 AM SOURce INTernal EXTernal Define...

Page 49: ...ce Return values INT EXT AM STATe OFF ON 0 1 Activates or deactivates the AM modulation Parameters State ON 1 The AM modulation will be activated OFF 0 The AM modulation will be disabled RST OFF 0 AM STATe Queries the state of the AM modulation Return values ON The AM modulation is activated OFF The AM modulation is disabled ...

Page 50: ...Uare PRAMp NRAMp TRIangle WNOise PNOise CARDinal EXPRise EXPFall RAM SINusoid Sine wave function SQUare Square wave function PRAMp Positive ramp function NRAMp Negative ramp function TRIangle Triangle function WNOise White noise function PNOise Pink noise function CARDinal Cardinal sine wave function EXPRise Exponential rise function EXPFall Exponential fall function RAM User defined waveform FM I...

Page 51: ...viation of the FM modulation Parameters Peak frequency Numeric value in Hz MIN 1 0E 05 MAX 5 000000E 04 RST 1 000000E 03 FM DEViation MINimum MAXimum Queries deviation of the FM modulation Return values Numeric value in percent MIN 1 0E 05 MAX 5 000000E 04 FM SOURce INTernal EXTernal Defines the FM modulation source Parameters Source INTernal EXTernal INTernal Internal modulation source EXTernal E...

Page 52: ...Nimum MAXimum 53 PM INTernal FREQuency MINimum MAXimum 53 PM DEViation Phase MINimum MAXimum 53 PM DEViation MINimum MAXimum 53 PM SOURce INTernal EXTernal 54 PM SOURce 54 PM STATe OFF ON 0 1 54 PM STATe 54 PM INTernal FUNCtion Shape Defines the shape of the PM modulation waveform Parameters Shape SINusoid SQUare PRAMp NRAMp TRIangle WNOise PNOise CARDinal EXPRise EXPFall RAM SINusoid Sine wave fu...

Page 53: ...eters Frequency Numeric value in Hz MIN 1 0E 05 MAX 5 000000E 04 RST 5 000000E 03 PM INTernal FREQuency MINimum MAXimum Queries the frequency of the PM modulation waveform Return values Numeric value in Hz MIN 1 0E 05 MAX 5 000000E 04 PM DEViation Phase MINimum MAXimum Defines the deviation of the PM modulation Parameters Phase Numeric value in degree MIN 1 8000E 02 MAX 1 8000E 02 RST 0 0E 00 PM D...

Page 54: ...urce EXTernal External modulation source RST INT PM SOURce Queries the PM modulation source Return values INT EXT PM STATe OFF ON 0 1 Activates or deactivates the PM modulation Parameters State ON 1 The PM modulation will be activated OFF 0 The PM modulation will be disabled RST OFF 0 PM STATe Queries the state of the PM modulation Return values ON The PM modulation is activated OFF The PM modulat...

Page 55: ...SKey SOURce 56 FSKey STATe OFF ON 0 1 57 FSKey STATe 57 FSKey FREQuency Frequency MINimum MAXimum Defines the frequency of the FSK modulation waveform Parameters Frequency Numeric value in Hz MIN 1 0E 05 MAX 5 000000E 07 RST 1 000000E 03 FSKey FREQuency MINimum MAXimum Queries the frequency of the FSK modulation waveform Return values Numeric value in Hz MIN 1 0E 05 MAX 5 000000E 07 FSKey INTernal...

Page 56: ...uty cycle of the FSK modulation Parameters Rate Numeric value in percent MIN 1 00E 00 MAX 1 0000E 02 FSK DCYCle MINimum MAXimum Queries the duty cycle of the FSK modulation Return values Numeric value in percent MIN 1 00E 00 MAX 1 0000E 02 FSKey SOURce INTernal EXTernal Defines the FSK modulation source Parameters Source INTernal EXTernal INTernal Internal modulation source EXTernal External modul...

Page 57: ...FF ON 0 1 Activates or deactivates the FSK modulation Parameters State ON 1 The FSK modulation will be activated OFF 0 The FSK modulation will be disabled RST OFF 0 FSKey STATe Queries the state of the FSK modulation Return values ON The FSK modulation is activated OFF The FSK modulation is disabled ...

Page 58: ... modulation waveform Parameters Shape SINusoid SQUare PRAMp NRAMp TRIangle WNOise PNOise CARDinal EXPRise EXPFall RAM SINusoid Sine wave function SQUare Square wave function PRAMp Positive ramp function NRAMp Negative ramp function TRIangle Triangle function WNOise White noise function PNOise Pink noise function CARDinal Cardinal sine wave function EXPRise Exponential rise function EXPFall Exponen...

Page 59: ...rn values Numeric value in Hz MIN 1 0E 05 MAX 5 000000E 04 PWM DCYCle Deviation MINimum MAXimum Defines the duty cycle deviation of the PWM modulation Parameters Deviation Numeric value in percent MIN 0 0E 00 MAX 5 000000E 01 RST 2 500000E 01 PWM DCYCle MINimum MAXimum Queries the duty cycle deviation of the PWM modulation Return values Numeric value in percent MIN 0 0E 00 MAX 5 000000E 01 PWM SOU...

Page 60: ...Return values INT EXT PWM STATe OFF ON 0 1 Activates or deactivates the PWM modulation Parameters State ON 1 The PWM modulation will be activated OFF 0 The PWM modulation will be disabled RST OFF 0 PWM STATe Queries the state of the PWM modulation Return values ON The PWM modulation is activated OFF The PWM modulation is disabled ...

Page 61: ...ep SPACing LINear LOGarithmic 63 SWEep SPACing 63 SWEep TIME Time MINimum MAXimum 63 SWEep TIME MINimum MAXimum 64 SWEep STATe OFF ON 0 1 64 SWEep STATe 64 MARKer FREQuency Frequency MINimum MAXimum 64 MARKER FREQuency MINimum MAXimum 64 MARKer OFF ON 0 1 64 MARKer 65 MARKer STYLe NORMal CURSor PULSe 65 MARKer STYLe 65 FREQuency STARt Frequency MINimum MAXimum Defines the start frequency of the sw...

Page 62: ...1 0E 05 MAX 5 000000E 07 NOTICE Setting or changing of parameters are also possible during a sweep any changes will be immediately apparent The sweep actually running will be terminated and a new one started the display will show the parameters activated FREQuency CENTer Frequency MINimum MAXimum Defines the center frequency of the sweep Parameters Frequency Numeric value in Hz MIN 1 0E 05 MAX 5 0...

Page 63: ...span of the sweep Return values Numeric value in Hz MIN 5 000000E 07 MAX 5 000000E 07 SWEep SPACing LINear LOGarithmic Defines the sweep spacing Parameters Spacing LINear LOGarithmic LINear Linear spacing LOGarithmic Logarithmic spacing RST LIN SWEep SPACing Queries the sweep spacing Return values LIN LOG SWEep TIME Time MINimum MAXimum Defines the sweep time from start frequency to the stop frequ...

Page 64: ...unction is disabled MARKer FREQuency Frequency MINimum MAXimum Defines the sweep marker frequency The marker frequency have be set between the start and stop frequency If the signal frequency reaches the marker frequency a signal will be generated available at the TRIG OUTPUT connector Parameters Time Numeric value in Hz depending on the start and stop frquency MARKER FREQuency MINimum MAXimum Que...

Page 65: ...state of the sweep marker function Return values ON The sweep marker function is activated OFF The sweep marker function is disabled MARKer STYLe NORMal CURSor PULSe Defines the sweep marker style Parameters Style NORMal CURSor PULSe MARKer STYLe Queries the sweep marker style Return values NORM CURS PULS ...

Page 66: ...d GATed TRIGgered A trigger will generate a burst with a predefined number of cycles GATed The signal will be either on or off depending on the level of the external signal at the Trigger input ouput connector If the gate signal is true high 5V the function generator will deliver a continuous signal until the gate closes 0V TTL low If no power is ap plied to the TRIG INPUT connector the output sig...

Page 67: ...Parameters Period Numeric value in sec MIN 2 10000E 05 MAX 5 000000E 02 RST 1 000000E 04 BURSt INTernal PERiod MINimum MAXimum Queries the burst period Return values Numeric value in sec MIN 2 10000E 05 MAX 5 000000E 02 BURSt PHASe Phase MINimum MAXimum Defines the burst phase Parameters Period Numeric value in degrees MIN 0 0E 00 MAX 3 6000E 02 RST 0 0E 00 BURSt PHASe MINimum MAXimum Queries the ...

Page 68: ...disabled 2 8 Trigger commands TRIGger 68 TRIGger SOURce IMMediate EXTernal 68 TRIGger SOURce 69 TRIgger SLOPe POSitive NEGative 69 TRIGger SLOPe 69 OUTPut TRIGger OFF ON 0 1 69 OUTPut TRIGger 69 OUTPut TRIGger SLOPe POSitive NEGative 69 OUTPut TRIGger SLOPe 70 TRIGger Generates a manual trigger signal in external trigger mode Usage Event TRIGger SOURce IMMediate EXTernal Defines the trigger source...

Page 69: ... trigger input Return values POS NEG OUTPut TRIGger OFF ON 0 1 Activates or deactivates the trigger output TTL front BNC connector Parameters State ON 1 The trigger output will be activated OFF 0 The trigger output will be disabled RST OFF 0 OUTPut TRIGger Queries the state of the trigger output Return values ON The trigger output is activated OFF The trigger output is disabled OUTPut TRIGger SLOP...

Page 70: ...moving the specific header and saving the data stream 6333878BM6 6 6 letters following 333878 number of bytes to be transmitted BM BMP file format In order to get a valid BMP which can be opened by any standard image viewer the header information must be stripped down and removed until the file starts with BM6 Usage Query only HCOPy FORMat Defines the data format of the screenshot Parameters Forma...

Page 71: ...es Remote Control 71 Command Reference SCPI Programmers Manual HCOPy SIZE X Queries the horizontal expansion of the screenshots Usage Query only HCOPy SIZE Y Queries the vertical expansion of the screenshots Usage Query only ...

Page 72: ...INimum MAXimum 66 BURSt PHASe MINimum MAXimum 67 BURSt PHASe Phase MINimum MAXimum 67 BURSt STATe 68 BURSt STATe OFF ON 0 1 68 CLS 13 DATA binary block 45 DATA MODulation Binary Block 45 DATA SAVE Arbitrary Name 45 DISPlay GRID 21 DISPlay GRID Value in percent MINimum MAXimum 21 DISPlay TRACe 20 DISPlay TRACe INTensity 21 DISPlay TRACe INTensity Value in percent MINimum MAXimum 20 DISPlay TRACe OF...

Page 73: ...Key FREQuency MINimum MAXimum 55 FSKey INTernal RATE MINimum MAXimum 56 FSKey INTernal RATE Rate MINimum MAXimum 55 FSKey SOURce 56 FSKey SOURce INTernal EXTernal 56 FSKey STATe 57 FSKey STATe OFF ON 0 1 57 FUNCtion 22 FUNCtion ARBitrary 46 FUNCtion ARBitrary Waveform 46 FUNCtion PULSe DCYCle MINimum MAXimum 41 FUNCtion PULSe DCYCle Percent MINimum MAXimum 41 FUNCtion PULSe ETIMe MINimum MAXimum 4...

Page 74: ...D Impedance in Ohm TERMinated INFinity 23 OUTPut OFF ON 0 1 22 OUTPut OFFSet 24 OUTPut OFFSet OFF ON 0 1 23 OUTPut POLarity 23 OUTPut POLarity NORMal INVerted 23 OUTPut TRIGger 69 OUTPut TRIGger OFF ON 0 1 69 OUTPut TRIGger SLOPe 70 OUTPut TRIGger SLOPe POSitive NEGative 69 PERiod MINimum MAXimum 25 PERiod MINimum MAXimum 28 PERiod MINimum MAXimum 33 PERiod MINimum MAXimum 38 PERiod MINimum MAXimu...

Page 75: ...60 PWM STATe OFF ON 0 1 60 RST 14 SRE Contents 15 STB 15 SWEep SPACing 63 SWEep SPACing LINear LOGarithmic 63 SWEep STATe 64 SWEep STATe OFF ON 0 1 64 SWEep TIME MINimum MAXimum 64 SWEep TIME Time MINimum MAXimum 63 SYSTem BEEPer CONTrol 19 SYSTem BEEPer CONTrol ON OFF 0 1 19 SYSTem BEEPer ERRor 19 SYSTem BEEPer ERRor ON OFF 0 1 19 SYSTem DATE 17 SYSTem DATE Year Month Day 16 SYSTem ELISt 18 SYSTe...

Page 76: ...age LOW MINimum MAXimum 34 VOLTage LOW MINimum MAXimum 39 VOLTage LOW MINimum MAXimum 44 VOLTage LOW Voltage MINimum MAXimum 26 VOLTage LOW Voltage MINimum MAXimum 29 VOLTage LOW Voltage MINimum MAXimum 34 VOLTage LOW Voltage MINimum MAXimum 39 VOLTage LOW Voltage MINimum MAXimum 44 VOLTage MINimum MAXimum 25 VOLTage MINimum MAXimum 29 VOLTage MINimum MAXimum 33 VOLTage MINimum MAXimum 39 VOLTage ...

Page 77: ...SCPI Commands HMF series Remote Control 77 SCPI Commands SCPI Programmers Manual VOLTage UNIT VOLT DBM 38 VOLTage UNIT VOLT DBM 43 WAI 15 ...

Page 78: ...Support www customersupport rohde schwarz com Service www service rohde schwarz com Subject to change Data without tolerance limits is not binding R S is a registered trademark of Rohde Schwarz GmbH Co KG Trade names are trademarks of the owners 5800 5718 02 Version 01 R S HMF25xx The following abbreviations are used throughout this manual R S HMF25xx is abbreviated as R S HMF25xx ...

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