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Remote control commands R&S ® LCX Series 197 User Manual 1 179.2260.02 ─ 08 Setting parameters: <Storage Slot> Range: 1 to 10 Example: See Example "Performing open/short/load correction" on page 191. …
Remote control commands
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CORRection:SPOT:LOAD[:EXECute]
Performs a load correction at a dedicated working point.
Example: See Example "Performing open/short/load correction"
on page 191.
Usage: Event
Asynchronous command
Manual operation: See "Start Load Correction (Spot)" on page 85
CORRection:SPOT:OPEN[:EXECute]
Performs an open correction at a dedicated working point.
Example:
See Example "Performing open/short/load correction"
on page 191.
Usage: Event
Asynchronous command
Manual operation: See "Start Short/Open Correction (Spot)" on page 84
CORRection:SPOT:SHORt[:EXECute]
Performs a short correction at a dedicated working point.
Example:
See Example "Performing open/short/load correction"
on page 191.
Usage: Event
Asynchronous command
Manual operation: See "Start Short/Open Correction (Spot)" on page 84
CORRection:STORage:RESTore <Storage Slot>
Recalls the correction data set that has been stored before in a memory slot.
Setting parameters:
<Storage Slot> Range: 1 to 10
Example: See Example "Performing open/short/load correction"
on page 191.
Usage: Setting only
Manual operation: See "Restore Corrections" on page 86
CORRection:STORage:SAVE <Storage Slot>
Saves the correction data set of a full open or short correction.
CORRection subsystem
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Setting parameters:
<Storage Slot> Range: 1 to 10
Example: See Example "Performing open/short/load correction"
on page 191.
Usage: Setting only
Manual operation: See "Save Corrections" on page 85
11.7
DATA subsystem
The DATA subsystem contains the commands for managing files and data.
Example: Managing files
The example represents the remote control commands to manage files in directories.
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// Request information on files
// and their contents:
// list of files in a directory,number of measurement
// points in a file, the saved readings.
// Remove a file
DATA:LIST?
DATA:POINts?
DATA:DATA? "/USB1A/LCX100/logging/log-20210221T123456.789.csv"
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// Remove a file
DATA:DELete "/USB1A/LCX100/logging/log-20210221T123456.789.csv"
DATA:DATA?................................................................................................................. 197
DATA:DELete................................................................................................................ 198
DATA:LIST?...................................................................................................................198
DATA:POINts?...............................................................................................................198
DATA:DATA? <File Path>
Queries the contents of a file, e.g. the data of a logging file.
Query parameters:
<File Path>
Example: See Section 11.7, "DATA subsystem", on page 197.
Usage: Query only
DATA subsystem
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DATA:DELete <File Path>
Removes a file from the specified directory.
Setting parameters:
<File Path>
Example: See Section 11.7, "DATA subsystem", on page 197.
Usage: Setting only
Manual operation: See "Delete" on page 123
DATA:LIST?
Queries all files in a specified directory.
Example:
See Section 11.7, "DATA subsystem", on page 197.
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "Delete" on page 123
See "Recall Settings from file..." on page 143
DATA:POINts? <File Path>
Queries the number of measurement readings saved in a file.
Query parameters:
<File Path>
Example: See Section 11.7, "DATA subsystem", on page 197.
Usage: Query only
11.8 DIMeasure subsystem
Option: R&S LCX-K106
The DIMeasure subsystem contains the commands for configuring and executing
dynamic impedance measurements.
The dynamic impedance measurement parameter limits can vary depending on the fre-
quency, voltage and range setting of the test signal.
DIMeasure subsystem