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Remote Commands
R&S
®
EVSG1000
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10 Remote Commands
Through the LAN connection (Fast Ethernet), nearly all device functions and the trans-
fer of measurement data can be remotely operated from a PC / network using the TCP
port 8000 (for I/Q data: 8001 (RX1) or 8002 (RX2)).
The command syntax is not SCPI-conform.
IP addresses and subnet mask identifier are set in the setup menu (see Chapter 9.4,
"Network (Remote) Settings" , on page 230).
Only one remote session can be active. A new attempt to establish a connection dis-
connects the current active session.
Channel Addressing
The R&S EVSG1000 offers two possibilities to address one of two independent RX
boards by remote control.
●
Active RX board
Any remote command is valid for the current active RX board as shown in the Info
Line of the display (see
Chapter 1.6.1, "Understanding the Display Information" ,
on page 38).
●
Direct Addressing
To address an RX board directly, any command can be preceded by the prefix
@1
or
@2
followed by the command.
Example: Set frequency of RX board 1
@1 RF108100
Example:
Get DDM from RX board 2
@2 DD0
10.1 Common Instrument and Measurement Setup
The following commands are required to configure general instrument and measure-
ment settings that are independant of the measurement mode.
● Common Measurement Settings ...........................................................................243
● Signal Input ........................................................................................................... 247
● Trigger Settings .....................................................................................................249
● Baseband Input .....................................................................................................249
● Result Display Settings ......................................................................................... 250
● Audio, Demodulation and Output Configuration ................................................... 253
● Retrieving Instrument Information .........................................................................258
● GPS Data ..............................................................................................................261
● System Settings .................................................................................................... 266
Common Instrument and Measurement Setup