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2. (Optional:) Select single sweep mode: CHANNEL – [SWEEP] > "Sweep Control" >
"Single"
3. Define limit lines and enable the limit check: TRACE – [LINE] > "Limit Test" > ...
The Universal Interface connector must be connected to the part handler using an
appropriate cable. If required, configure the data ports to ensure that the network ana-
lyzer and the part handler are compatible.
11.3.4.1
Control Signals
Most of the signals in the figure below are controlled by the measurement. It is possible
though to query the transitions of the "Input 1" signal, to configure the "Output 1", "Out-
put 2", "Sweep End", and "Pass/Fail" signals and to route the "Index" and "Ready for
Trigger " signals using SCPI commands.
●
CONTrol:HANDler:INPut?
queries the high to low transitions of the "Input 1"
signal.
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The
CONTrol:HANDler:OUTPut<Pt>...
commands set the output signals to a
definite state and specify whether this state will change to "Low" when the Input 1
signal goes to "Low". This mechanism provides either static output signals or out-
put signals which are controlled by Input 1.
●
The "Index" and "Ready for Trigger" signals can be routed to pins 20 and 21 of the
Universal Interface connector, where they replace the PORT B6 and PORT B7
input/output signals. See
Chapter 11.3.4.2, "Data Ports"
●
The
CONTrol:HANDler:PASSfail...
commands configure the "Pass/Fail" sig-
nal and query the global pass/fail status of the last measurement.
Figure 11-2: Control signals and power supply
SCPI commands: See
Chapter 8.3.3, "CONTrol Commands"
Interfaces and Connectors