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[ROUTe:]
Subsystem Syntax
[ROUTe:]CLOSe
Parameters
Name
< channel_list >
Comments
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The ROUTe command subsystem controls switching operations for the
RF Multiplexer in a switchbox.
[ROUTe:]
CLOSe <channel_list>
CLOSe? <channel_list>
OPEN? <channel_list>
<channel_list > closes the RF Multiplexer channels specified
ROUTe:]CLOSe
by channel_list . channel_list has the form (@ ccmmnn ) where
cc = card number (01-99), mm = module number (00-02), and
nn = channel number (00-03, 10-13, 20-23, 30-33, 40-43, or 50-53).
Type
numeric
01-99
numeric
00-02
numeric
00-03 |10-13 |20-23 |30-33 |40-43 |50-53
To close a single channel, use [ROUTe:]CLOSe
Closing Channels:
(@ ccmmnn ); for multiple channels use [ROUTe:]CLOSe
(@ ccmmnn , ccmmnn ,...) or any combination. Closure order for multiple
channels with a single command is not guaranteed.
The RF Multiplexer will accept and execute channel ranges
Channel Range:
( ccmmnn : ccmmnn ) without generating an error, but the result is to close the
last channel in each bank within the range specified. For example, after
CLOSe (@010101:010151) is executed, card 01, module 01 channels 03,
13, 23, 33, 43, and 51 would remain closed.
The module number can be omitted when Expander
Module Number:
modules are not connected to the RF Multiplexer. Module numbers must be
specified when one or more Expander modules are connected to the RF
Multiplexer module.
[ROUTe:]OPEN?, [ROUTe:]CLOSe?
Related Commands:
All banks with channel 0 connected to COMmon.
*RST Condition:
Range
card ( cc )
module ( mm )
channel ( nn )
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