HP 8360 User Handbook Manual page 329

HP 8360
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Sets and queries an array of up to 801 frequency-correction
pairs. This correction information is used to create a correction
array that can be added to the internal calibration array. The
correction entered is at the associated frequency. Frequencies in
between frequency-correction pair values are determined by linear
interpolation. If a value of START or STOP frequency is specified
that is outside the limits of the specified frequencies, the correction
applied at those points is 0 dB. After *RST, returns a MinFreq, 0
DB , MaxFreq, 0 DB response.
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Sets and queries the source of correction.
CORRection:FLATness:POINts? [MAXimumlMINimum]
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Returns the number of frequency-correction pairs entered using the
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Sets and queries the switch on the users ALC correction system.
The *RST value is OFF.
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Reads the analog bus node number and returns the number of
millivolts:
DIAGnostics:ABUS:AVERage <num>
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DIAGnostics:ABUS:AVERage?
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Sets and queries the number of ADC averages to use during the read
ADC query. After *RST, the value is 1.
DIAGnostics:ABUS:STATus?
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Queries the status of the prior ADC reading. The response is a single
byte that is bit-encoded to mean:
Set to 1, if ADC timed out (hardware fault)
Bit 0
Bit 1 Set to 1, if reading was unsettled.
Bit 2 Set to 1, if out of range occurred.
DIAGnostics:INSTrument:PMETer:ADDRess <num>
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DIAGnostics:INSTrument:PMETer:ADDRess?
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Sets and queries the HP-IB address to use for the power meter during
synthesizer calibration routines. Allowable values are 0 through 31.
defaulted only when memory is initialized.
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