Command Reference
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<FwCount>
Number of first sweep to be read. 1 denotes the first sweep
acquired, 2 denotes the second and so forth. The sweep count
in single sweep mode is defined via
Range:
1 to sweep count
<FwCountEnd>
Number of last sweep to be read. If this parameter is omitted, it
is implicitly set to
<FwCount>
(a single sweep is read).
Range:
<FwCount> to sweep count
Return values:
<Data>
Response values either in ASCII or block data format, depend-
ing on the current
Example:
SWE:COUN 10
Define the number of sweeps (10) to be measured in single
sweep mode.
INIT:CONT OFF; :INIT;
Activate single sweep mode and start a single sweep sequence
in channel no. 1. No synchronization is necessary.
if (CALC:DATA:NSW:COUN? > 4)
CALC:DATA:NSW:FIRS? SDAT, 5
Wait until 5 sweeps have been measured, then query the results
of the 5
th
sweep.
Chapter 8.2.4.3, "Retrieving the Results of Previous
Usage:
Query only
CALCulate<Chn>:DATA
<Format>, <Data>...
CALCulate<Chn>:DATA?
<Format>
The query reads the response values of the selected channel's active trace or reads
error terms of the selected channel.
The "set command" either imports formatted or unformatted trace data to the selected
channel's active trace (data access point 3 or 2 in
on page 85) or writes error terms of the selected channel.
Note
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The data format is parameter-dependent; see tables below. The unit is the default
unit of the measured parameter; see
CALCulate<Ch>:PARameter:SDEFine
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Unformatted trace data (SDATa) can only be imported to memory traces
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Formatted trace data (FDATa) can only be imported to "live" traces if the related
channel is in single sweep mode (
).
Before the import, the target trace must be prepared according to the settings used
during export. Any request for new data from the hardware ("Restart Sweep" in sin-
gle sweep mode or switching to continuous sweep mode) discards imported data
and switches back the display to measured data.
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