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Trigger Source (not applicable to analog measurements)
Trigger Delay (not applicable to analog measurements)
Measurement Count Parameters
The measurement count parameters control measurement averaging. The STATe command turns averaging
on or off, and the NUMBer command determines the number of averages. The SNUMber command is a
complex command which allows you to turn averaging on and set the number of averages in one command.
Statistical Measurement Results Parameters
Parameter
Measurement Count
State
Measurement Count
Number
Measurement Count
Number and State
Example 1. Programming Example:
OUTPUT Test_set;"SET:DTXP:COUN 10"
sets the multi-measurement count state to ON and set the number of averages to 10 for the digital transmit
power measurement.
Measurement Timeout Parameters Measurement timeout parameters control the maximum time that a
measurement executes. TIMe sets the amount of time and STATe determines if the timeout is in use. The
STIMe command is a complex command which enables you to set both parameters in one command.
Measurement Timeout Parameters
Parameters
Measurement
Timeout Time and
State
Measurement
Timeout State
Measurement
Timeout Time
Example 2. Programming Example:
OUTPUT Test_set;"SET:DTXP:TIM 10"
sets the measurement timeout state to ON and set the measurement timeout time to 10 seconds for the digital
transmit power measurement.
Measurement Trigger Parameters There are three measurement trigger parameters. They control the
arming of a measurement, the source of the trigger, and the trigger's delay.
Command Syntax
SETup:<meas-mnemonic>:COUNt:STATe <ON|1|OFF|0>
SETup:<meas-mnemonic>:COUNt:NUMBer <numeric
value>
SETup:<meas-mnemonic>:COUNt[:SNUMber] <numeric
value>
Command Syntax
SETup:<meas-mnemonic>:TIMeout[:STIMe] <numeric
value>[<suffix>]
SETup:<meas-mnemonic>:TIMeout:STATe <ON|1|OFF|0>
SETup:<meas-mnemonic>:TIMeout:TIME <numeric
value>[<suffix>]
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Step 3: Set Measurement Parameters
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