Agilent Technologies 8163A Programming Manual page 91

Measurement Functions – The SENSe Subsystem
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:SENSe[n]:[CHANnel[m]]:RETurnloss:CORRection:REFLectance[l]
:SENSe[n]:[CHANnel[m]]:RETurnloss:CORRection:REFLectance[l]<wsp><value>[dB]
Sets the Return Loss Reference, the return loss value of your reference reflector.
For example, the Agilent 81000BR reference reflector provides an accurate and stable 0.18
dB reference.
Use [l] to set the return loss value of your reference reflector for an external source or the
upper or lower wavelength laser source of a dual return loss module.
An external laser source is denoted by 0. 0 is the default value of [l].
A lower wavelength source is denoted by 1.
An upper wavelength source is denoted by 2.
Sets the Return Loss Reference as a float value in dB
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sens1:ret:cal:corr:refl 0.18DB
All return loss modules
:SENSe[n]:[CHANnel[m]]:RETurnloss:CORRection:REFLectance[l]?
:SENSe[n]:[CHANnel[m]]:RETurnloss:CORRection:REFLectance[l]?
Returns the Return Loss Reference, the return loss value of your reference reflector.
For example, the Agilent 81000BR reference reflector provides an accurate and stable 0.18
dB reference.
Use [l] to query the return loss value of your reference reflector for an external source or
the upper or lower wavelength laser source of a dual return loss module.
An external laser source is denoted by 0. 0 is the default value of [l].
A lower wavelength source is denoted by 1.
An upper wavelength source is denoted by 2.
none
Returns the Return Loss Reference as a float value in dB
sens1:ret:cal:corr:refl?
All return loss modules
Measurement Operations & Settings
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