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R&S OSP
To get access to any R&S OSP instrument in a system, each instrument needs a
unique name which appears as parameter in SCPI commands. Even an R&S OSP that
is operated as stand alone instrument, must be assigned to a instrument name. All
name assignments have to be done only once while configuring the system and are
stored durable on the compact flash of the R&S OSP which is directly connected to
LAN.
The instrument name must have the following format:
Fxx
xx = 01,02,03,...,09
Examples:
F01
F02
...
F09
<module_name> (example: READ:MODule:INTerlock <module_name>)
Each R&S OSP can comprise up to three relay or I/O channel modules. The modules
are located at the instrument's ports A11, A12 and A13. To select one module of a
specific R&S OSP within a system of several R&S OSP instruments, both the
instrument name and the port ID is needed. Together they build the module name.
The module name must have the following format:
FxxAyy
xx = 01,02,03,...,09
yy = 11,12,13
Examples:
F01A11
F01A12
F01A13
F02A11
etc.
<channel_list> (example: ROUTe:CLOSe <channel_list>)
To access a specific relay or an I/O channel which is part of a module located in an
R&S OSP, three pieces of information are needed. The module name, the number of
the relay/channel within the module and the condition it has to be set to. In accordance
to SCPI this information is building up a channel list.
An R&S OSP channel list must have the following format:
(@FxxAyy(ccnn))
xx = 01,02,03,...,09
yy = 11,12,13
cc = 00, 01, 02, ...,06 (condition of the relay to be set)
nn = 01, 02, 03, ...,16 (relay/channel number within a module)
Examples:
(@F01A11(0104))
added as parameter to a SCPI close command:
ROUTe:CLOSe (@F01A11(0104))
sets relay 4 on module at location A11 in R&S OSP instrument F01 to condition 1.
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