Emulations - Emerson R&S SGT100A User Manual

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7.10 Emulations

You can control the R&S SGT remotely via the command set of another signal genera-
tor, for example the R&S SMATE generator. With this function you can, for example,
replace a signal generator with an R&S SGT in an automated test setup, without
adjusting the command scripts used.
For more information on this topic, see also application note 1GP109.
You find all the remote control command sets supported by the R&S SGT in a selection
list.
The selected instrument also defines the identification string that is retrieved with query
*IDN?. In addition to the preset values, you can enter a user-defined identification
string, for example to provide individual identification for each generator, like
'MY_R&S SGT' (see
As any other parameter, you can also change the remote control command set to be
emulated via the
tion, the R&S SGT-specific command set is disabled, that means this command is no
longer effective. To return, you need to know the corresponding remote control com-
mand of the simulated instrument.
Access:
► Select "SGMA-GUI > Instrument Name > Setup > Emulations".
Settings:
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Identification
Set to
IDN
OPT
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Identification Mode
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General instrument settings and instrument setup
identification",
and IDN String).
command. However, once you have switched to an emula-

Emulations

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