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Programming: Getting Started Guide for E1963A W-CDMA Mobile Test Application Revision A.02
Introduction
Useful on-line links
Go to the 8960 Family Support Site on either the CD-ROM or the Internet. The CD-ROM should self-launch to
its home page. The URL for the website is:
http://www.agilent.com/find/8960support/
Navigate to the Programming page for this test application. The illustrations on the back of the Programming
Flowchart show you how to navigate to this page.
The following links are under the heading Getting Started on the Programming page:
• Programming: Getting Started Guide
— This online version of this guide contains links to more detailed information about each step which may
be useful as you develop your control program.
• Control Program Examples
— These examples are for you to download. You may want to use these as templates for your own control
program or to execute.
— The control program explained in the Getting Started Guide is also available here for you to download. It
is a fully functional control program.
About the Programming Examples Presented in this Guide
Programming Language:
Programming examples presented in this guide are written in the HP BASIC programming language, also
known as RMB or Rocky Mountain BASIC. The use of HP BASIC is not an endorsement of the HP BASIC
product.
Line Numbers
All of the programming examples in the guide with line numbers are sections from a control program example
available on-line for you to download.
Code that is not part of the download control program example does not have line numbers. This code may
represent an alternate method of performing the task or may illustrate a feature not used by the control
program example.
Syntax used in Programming Examples:
• The programming examples use the shortened form of the command syntax to minimize GPIB bus
transactions. The shortened form of a command is defined by use of capital letters in the command syntax.
For the command syntax:
RFANalyzer:CONTrol:MEASurement:FREQuency:AUTO?
the shortened form would be:
RFAN:CONT:MEAS:FREQ:AUTO?
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