Using the Network Analyzer to Control the Test Set
Common Errors in Manual Commands
It is possible to issue several commands in a single line. For example,
NOTE
the following string connects the Reflection port to Test Port #2,
connects the Transmission port to Test Port #5, and sets the Control
Lines to OLOOL: "refl_02;tran_05;00001001;"<Enter>.
Common Errors in Manual Commands
This section explains several common errors.
Table 3-1
Command(s) Issued
3-8
Common Errors in Manual Commands
Explanation of Error
"refl_01"
Missing semicolon.
"refl_01"
Missing semicolon in first
command causes both
"tran_08;"
commands to be interpreted
as a single invalid
command: "refl_01tran_08;"
"10101;"
Three leading zeroes are
missing. (This is a binary
Control Line command. It
needs three leading zeroes.)
(Decimal Control Line
commands don't need
leading zeroes.)
Send a semicolon:
Resend both
commands with a
semicolon in each:
Resend the command
with leading zeroes
included:
Agilent Technologies Z5623A Option H48
Solution
";"
"refl_01;"
"tran_08;"
"00010101;"