2201R Mobile Tester SCPI Reference Guide
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SCPI notation
[ item ] —
Square brackets indicate an optional item which can also be omitted.
item1 | item2 —
Vertical bars separate entries of a list and indicate that precisely one element from that list must be used.
< item > —
Pointed brackets indicate that either a parameter or a subcommand must be used in order to build a valid
command.
{ item } —
Braces stand for a parameter or a subcommand that has to be selected from a predefined table.
The <NR1 Numeric Response Data -- Integers> format defines integer decimal numbers with no decimal point or
fractional part. For example:
123
+123
-12345
The <NR2 Numeric Response Data -- Fixed Point> format defines decimal numbers with a fractional part but no
exponent. For example:
12.3
+1.234
-0.12345
The <NR3 Numeric Response Data -- Floating Point> format defines decimal numbers with a fractional part and an
exponent. For example:
1.23E+5
123.4E-56
-12345.678E+90
The <Hexadecimal Numeric Response Data> format is exactly the same as the listening for-mat for hex numbers,
except that lower case letters are not allowed. For example:
#HAD0E
#H01F2
#HF3B
The <Octal Numeric Response Data> format is exactly the same as the listening format for octal numbers, except that
lower case letters are not allowed. For example:
#Q7035
#Q30572
#Q765432
The <Binary Numeric Response Data> format is exactly the same as the listening format for binary numbers, except
that lower case letters are not allowed. For example:
#B01101
#B10101010
#B1011
NOTE
Some commands allow more than one parameter. In those cases, the single parameters
are separated by commas (,). There must not be any spaces between the commas and
the parameters.
Example:
:CONF:GSM:BS:TCH:NCELl 63,45,39,17,23,9