Initiate<Ch>[:Power]:Continuous; Read<Ch>[:Power] - R&S SGT100A User Manual

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R&S SGT100A
:SENSe<ch>[:POWer]:ZERO
:SLISt[:LIST]?
:SLISt:SCAN[:STATe]
:SLISt:ELEMent<ch>:MAPPing
:INITiate<ch>[:POWer]:CONTinuous <Continuous>
Switches the local state of the continuous power measurement by R&S NRP power
sensors on and off. Switching off local state enhances the measurement performance
during remote control.
The remote measurement is triggered with :READ<ch>[:POWer]?). This command
also returns the measurement results. The local state is not affected, measurement
results can be retrieved with local state on or off.
Parameters:
<Continuous>
Example:
Manual operation:
:READ<ch>[:POWer]?
Triggers power measurement and displays the results. The sensor returns the result in
the unit set with command
Certain power sensors, such as the R&S NRP-Z81, return two values, first the value of
the average level and - separated by a comma - the peak value.
Note: This command does not affect the local state, i.e. you can get results with local
state on or off. For long measurement times, it is recommended that you use an SRQ
for command synchronization (MAV bit).
Suffix:
<ch>
Return values:
<Power>
Example:
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0 | 1 | OFF | ON
*RST:
INIT1:CONT ON
Switches local state of continuous power measurement on.
See " State "
:SENSe<ch>:UNIT[:POWer]
.
1..3
string
SENS1:UNIT DBM
Selects unit dBm for presentation of measurement result.
READ1?
Queries the measurement result of the sensor.
Response: -45.6246576745440230
-45.6 dBm were measured at the given frequency.
Remote Control Commands
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