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Setting parameters:
<Data>
Example:
[:SOURce<hw>]:BB:ARBitrary:WAVeform:CLOCk <Filename>, <Clock>
Appends information on the ARB clock rate to specified waveform file. The file must
contain I/Q and/or marker data and have been created with the command
DATA:UNPRotected
Parameters:
<Filename>
Setting parameters:
<Clock>
Example:
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block data
I/Q data or marker binary data, where the number of marker ele-
ments should be equal to the number of I/Q samples
I0Q0..IxQx...IN-1QN-1
IxQx... represents binary data (16-bit signed integer in 2's com-
plement notation) containing the I and Q component alternately
and starting with the I component. Each component consists of
two bytes in MSB format (most significant byte first).
The values of the two bytes in an I component and a Q compo-
nent are in the range: -32768 to +32767.
M0M1...Mx...MN-1
Mx represents one marker byte, where only the last 4 bits are
used. These 4 bits are assigned to the 4 possible markers of the
instrument, one bit per marker: Bit
4.
One 4 bit marker elements is required for every I/Q sample.
:MMEM:DATA:UNPR "NVWFM:/var/user/wave.wv",#232123456789009876543218978
// the specified I/Q data is added to a file named wave.wv
// in the specified directory
:MMEMory:DATA:UNPRotected? "NVWFM:/var/user/wave.wv"
:MMEMory:DATA:UNPRotected "NVMKR:/var/user/wave.wv",#185*7uuf5*
// the specified marker data is added to a file named wave.wv
// in the specified directory
// used are printable values;
// used are only the last 4 bits of a byte
:MMEMory:DATA:UNPRotected? "NVMKR:/var/user/wave.wv"
// note that, the query returns binary values
SOURce1:BB:ARBitrary:WAVeform:CLOCk "/var/user/wave.wv",1.1E6
SOURce1:BB:ARBitrary:WAVeform:CLOCk? "/var/user/wave.wv"
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string
Complete file path and file name with file extension (*.wv).
If the file is in the default directory, the file path can be omitted.
float
Range: 400 to 100E6
Increment: 1E-3
*RST: 1E6
see
:MMEMory:DATA:UNPRotected
Remote Control Commands
SOURce Subsystem
= Marker 1, ... Bit = Marker
0 3
:MMEMory:
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