Command reference
R&S
®
ZNB/ZNBT
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User Manual 1173.9163.02 ─ 62
Utilization usage of the connected instrument during the time
period you have defined. The number of return values depends
on the selected time period and time resolution. For example, if
you evaluate over a time period of one week with a resolution of
one day, the command returns 7 values.
Binary block data with the following syntax:
#<Digits><Length><Binarydata>
#
Indicates the start of the binary block.
<Digits>
Decimal value
Gives the number of decimal digits used for the
<Length>
value.
<Length>
Decimal value
Number of bytes that follow in the
<Binary data>
part.
<Binary data>
Binary data in ASCII format
The binary data represents the utilization activity. Each utilization
is assigned a timestamp for when the utilization has been active.
Together they form a pair of values.
#blockdata{"timestamps":
[<timestamp1>,<timestamp2>,...],"activity":
[<activity1>,<activity2>,...]}
Each timestamp therefore has a corresponding activity:
<timestamp1> + <activity1>, <timestamp2> +
<activity2>
Example:
//Return utilization history for a specific utilization
DIAG:HUMS:UTIL:HIST? 1
Returns for example:
#3440{"timestamps":
[1612259226,1612345626,1612432026,1612518426],"activity":
[0,0,6000,18000]}
Usage:
Query only
7.4.5
Service date commands
Using these commands you can get and set instrument service dates.
These dates are part of the R&S
HUMS information, but do not require software option
R&S
ZNB/ZNBT-980.
DIAGnostic:SERVice:CALibration:DATE
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DIAGnostic:SERVice:CALibration:DUE:DATE
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DIAGnostic:SERVice:CALibration:DUE:STATe?
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DIAGnostic:SERVice:CALibration:INTerval?
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HUMS and service date commands